Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   1,  5  |    paragraph of the Encyclical describes in strong terms the "new
 2   1,  6  | self-preservation".12 The Pope describes work as "personal, inasmuch


Dives in misericordia
   Chap., §
 3   2,    3|       the commandment which He describes as "the greatest,"29 and


Dominum et vivificantem
   Chap., §
 4   1,  20 |      ones." And the evangelist describes all this as "rejoicing in
 5   2,  43 |     progress, the Council also describes all this as a stage in "
 6   3,  55 |      said. ~It is St. Paul who describes in a particularly eloquent
 7   3,  56 |        aims of action which it describes are strictly bound to a


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
 8   1,  24 |       that humanity which Paul describes in his Letter to the Romans.
 9   2,  51 |       giving up" of the spirit describes Jesus' death, a death like


Redemptor hominis
   Chap., §
10   3,  15 |  Genesis, as early as where it describes man's creation99, this progress
11   3,  17 |        with any programme that describes itself as "humanistic".


Redemptoris missio
   Chap., §
12   8,  88 |        to evangelize. St. Paul describes Christ's attitude: "Have