Centesimus annus
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1 Int, 3 | uncertainties but also with promises — uncertainties and promises
2 Int, 3 | promises — uncertainties and promises which appeal to our imagination
Dives in misericordia
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3 4, 5(60)| the people, fidelity to he promises that will find their definitive
Dominum et vivificantem
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4 Int, 1 | as Jesus foretells and promises on the great day of the
5 1, 8 | but likewise affirms and promises, in relation to his own "
6 1, 8 | that, while all the other promises made in the Upper Room foretold
7 1, 25 | began at the moment when the promises and predictions that so
8 2, 27 | his own departure, and promises "I will send him to you,"
9 2, 29 | depositary of the predictions and promises made by Christ to the Apostles
Evangelium vitae
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10 2, 37 | time. The life which Jesus promises and gives is "eternal" because
11 3, 67 | Christian faith, which both promises and offers a share in the
12 4, 84 | itself. Not only this: it promises to bring us, soul and body,
13 4, 89 | research too, a field which promises great benefits for humanity,
Redemptoris Mater
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14 1, 8 | which first received God's promises. The divine messenger says
15 1, 8 | revelations and ancient promises, enables us to understand
16 1, 16 | accomplishment of the divine promises of salvation, on the other
Slavorum apostoli
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17 8, 30 | co-heir of the unfailing promises which you have made to humanity!~
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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18 4, 29 | Gen 2:16-17), just as he promises his mortality (cf. Gen 2:
Veritatis splendor
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19 1, 15 | and New Testaments, of the promises of the Law and of their
20 1, 16 | each of the Beatitudes promises, from a particular viewpoint,
21 1, 16 | These latter are above all promises, from which there also indirectly
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