Centesimus annus
  Chap., §
1   5,  51| consider himself extraneous or indifferent to the lot of another member


Evangelium vitae
  Chap., §
2   2,  33|          a world which remains indifferent and unconcerned about the
3   3,  74|        which in themselves are indifferent, or even positive, can serve


Fides et ratio
  Chap., §
4   3,  25|     People cannot be genuinely indifferent to the question of whether


Redemptor hominis
  Chap., §
5   3,  13|       more than she can remain indifferent to what threatens it. In
6   3,  16|    drama that can leave nobody indifferent. The person who, on the


Redemptoris missio
  Chap., §
7   3,  28|  therefore never be completely indifferent to the problems of religion"
8   5,  45| environment that is hostile or indifferent. He knows that the Spirit