Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   4,  31    |      work that man, using his intelligence and exercising his freedom,
 2   4,  32    |  resource is man himself. His intelligence enables him to discover
 3   4,  43    | through the exercise of their intelligence and freedom.~The integral
 4   4,  43    |  fulfils himself by using his intelligence and freedom. In so doing
 5   5,  47    |    the right to develop one's intelligence and freedom in seeking and
 6   5,  51    |     exercises his creativity, intelligence, and knowledge of the world


Dives in misericordia
   Chap., §
 7   6,   10   |      s creative activity, his intelligence and his work, have brought


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
 8   4,  99    |      as usefulness, strength, intelligence, beauty or health. This


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
 9   2,  16    | characteristic of all people. Intelligence enables everyone, believer
10   2,  19    |      affirmed that with their intelligence human beings can “know the
11   2,  19    |       human beings with their intelligence fail to recognize God as
12   3,  24    |  other work of their creative intelligence they have declared the urgency
13   3,  33(28)|       since they summon human intelligence and will to search freely
14   4,  44    |  heights unthinkable to human intelligence”.51 Rightly, then, he may
15   7,  82    |      Second Vatican Council: “Intelligence is not confined to observable
16   7,  98    |       as an act of a person's intelligence, the function of which is
17 Conc,  105  |  learning sundered from love, intelligence without humility, study


Laborem exercens
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18   3,   13   | others"21. Guided both by our intelligence and by the faith that draws


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
19 Bles        |        Truth enlightens man's intelligence and shapes his freedom,
20   2,  32    |       as an act of a person's intelligence, the function of which is
21   2,  39    |       accordance with his own intelligence and will, so too in performing