Centesimus annus
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1   2,  18     |         have been silent on the European continent, it must be remembered
2   3,  23     |     dignity.~It seemed that the European order resulting from the


Evangelium vitae
  Chap., §
3   4,  92(120)|        the Seventh Symposium of European Bishops, on the theme of "


Laborem exercens
  Chap., §
4   1,    2    |       years have convulsed many European countries and, at least


Redemptoris missio
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5   4,  37(61) | Symposium of the Council of the European Episcopal Conferences, October


Slavorum apostoli
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6   3,  8      |  therefore an inhabitant of the European continent, came before him
7   6,  21     |    heritage is for the whole of European culture and, directly or
8   8,  28     |       salvation and into the of European nations which during the


Ut unum sint
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9   2,  72     |       is true above all for the European countries, in which these