Dominum et vivificantem
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 1   1,  7 |        words all the preceding statements are once again confirmed: "


Fides et ratio
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 2   5,  56|      of universal and absolute statements, especially among those
 3   7,  82| particular, contains texts and statements which have a genuinely ontological
 4   7,  82|     intended to formulate true statements, capable, that is, of expressing
 5   7,  82|      John and Saint Paul to be statements about the very being of
 6   7,  82|   understand and explain these statements, theology needs therefore
 7   7,  88|        considered metaphysical statements to be meaningless. Critical
 8   7,  95|   history. Similarly, dogmatic statements, while reflecting at times


Redemptor hominis
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 9   3,  16|        an echo in the pages of statements by the Popes, the Council


Redemptoris Mater
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10   1,  20|  towards his disciples."~These statements seem to fit in with the
11   1,  24|        Church, as indicated by statements of Tradition, according


Redemptoris missio
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12 Int,  2 |      Council and of subsequent statements of the Magisterium. Difficulties
13   4,  37|       While acknowledging that statements about the missionary responsibility


Slavorum apostoli
   Chap., §
14   5,  16|     the Church.~And, among its statements on the subject of universality,


Ut unum sint
   Chap., §
15   1,  17|     Faith and Order 28 and the statements of numerous bilateral dialogues
16   2,  74|   honesty of intentions and of statements of principles are verified
17   3,  80|        These cannot remain the statements of bilateral commissions


Veritatis splendor
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18   3,  85|       not so much in doctrinal statements and pastoral appeals to