Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   2,  17 |          up as a result of so many injustices both on the international
 2   3,  22 |        down by a painful series of injustices and resentments, as well
 3   3,  27 |      social, regional and national injustices were committed during and
 4   5,  52 |            and serious grievances: injustices suffered, legitimate aspirations


Evangelium vitae
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 5 Int,  5  |            not be silent about the injustices of those times, still less
 6 Int,  5  |      silent today, when the social injustices of the past, unfortunately


Laborem exercens
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 7   1,    2|        previous analysis of social injustices; and it is the meaning that
 8   2,    8|     society, have allowed flagrant injustices to persist or have created
 9   3,   11|        only way to eliminate class injustices in society and to eliminate


Redemptor hominis
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10   3,  17 |          people have provided many injustices and sufferings for themselves.
11   3,  17 |     overburdened by prejudices and injustices of various kinds. If we


Redemptoris missio
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12   5,  58 |            God, sets him free from injustices and assists his overall


Sollicitudo rei socialis
   Chap., §
13   4,  28 | contradiction. One of the greatest injustices in the contemporary world
14   5,  38 |         personally affected by the injustices and violations of human
15   6,  41 |          condemnation of evils and injustices is also part of that ministry