Centesimus annus
Chap., § 1 Int, 1 | academic institutes, by professional associations and by other
2 1, 7 | all the right to establish professional associations of employers
3 2, 16 | promoting general education and professional training, in experimenting
4 2, 19 | system of social security and professional training, the freedom to
5 2, 20 | is a class of competent professional people capable of running
6 4, 33 | certain acquired skills and professional expertise, and thus requires
Evangelium vitae
Chap., § 7 3, 69 | the exercise of public and professional duties, respect for other
8 3, 74 | sacrifice of prestigious professional positions or the relinquishing
9 3, 74 | disciplinary, financial and professional plane.~ ~
10 4, 90 | of life when they combine professional ability and generous, selfless
11 4, 95 | circles, in the various professional spheres and at the level
Fides et ratio
Chap., § 12 3, 30 | sometimes ephemeral teachings of professional philosophers. All men and
Laborem exercens
Chap., § 13 2, 8| requires education, at least professional education, than for manual
14 4, 18| cultural, technical and professional preparation fail to find
15 4, 20| according to particular professional specializations. ~Catholic
16 4, 21| are the lack of adequate professional training and of proper equipment,
17 4, 22| right of disabled people to professional training and work, so that
Redemptoris missio
Chap., § 18 4, 36 | earnestly ask theologians and professional Christian journalists to
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