Centesimus annus
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 1   2,  17 |           in the tragic series of wars which ravaged Europe and
 2   2,  17 |           still others were civil wars or wars of an ideological
 3   2,  17 |         others were civil wars or wars of an ideological nature.
 4   2,  17 |     individual States, such cruel wars would not have been possible,


Dominum et vivificantem
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 5   3,  57 |      noble efforts for peace, new wars have broken out and are
 6   3,  57 |         out and are taking place, wars which destroy the lives


Evangelium vitae
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 7   1,  10 |     violence inherent not only in wars as such but in the scandalous
 8   1,  17 |        life, an endless series of wars and a continual taking of
 9   1,  26 |           disasters, epidemics or wars. Even if a just international


Laborem exercens
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10   1,    2| experience of the two great world wars which in the course of the


Redemptor hominis
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11   3,  16 |    service of armed conflicts and wars that are not so much a requirement


Sollicitudo rei socialis
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12   2,  10 |     happens at the origin of many wars. Peoples excluded from the
13   2,  10 |          reminds us: "What causes wars, and what causes fighting
14   3,  20 |          cold war," sometimes of "wars by proxy," through the manipulation
15   4,  27 |       experience of the two world wars, the planned and partly


Ut unum sint
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16   2,  76 |      every kind of violence, from wars to social injustice.~We