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Centesimus annus
Chap., §
1 Int, 3 | Church's Tradition which, being ever living and vital, builds
2 Int, 3 | become "old" as a result of being incorporated into Tradition,
3 1, 4 | worker was not even sure of being able to sell "his own commodity",
4 1, 5 | right and duty was far from being commonly admitted. Indeed,
5 1, 5 | today, when ideologies are being increasingly discredited.
6 1, 7 | natural right of the human being, which therefore precedes
7 2, 13 | of God contained in the being of things that man becomes
8 2, 15 | reduce every citizen to being a "cog" in the State machine.
9 2, 17 | peoples and social groups being planned and carried out.
10 2, 19 | a development was still being formed in people's consciences.
11 3, 22 | will sustain the efforts being made by everyone to build
12 3, 25 | bring that organization into being. Politics then becomes a "
13 3, 25 | impermanence. The Kingdom of God, being in the world without being
14 3, 25 | being in the world without being of the world, throws light
15 4, 34 | man's work and his very being are not to be reduced to
16 4, 35 | against such a system, what is being proposed as an alternative
17 4, 35 | dignity offended. Besides being morally inadmissible, this
18 4, 35 | made along these lines are being affected by the still largely
19 4, 36 | all the dimensions of his being and which subordinates his
20 4, 36 | towards "having" rather than "being", and which wants to have
21 4, 37 | wonder in the presence of being and of the beauty which
22 4, 41 | gratifications rather than being helped to experience their
23 4, 41 | who is the author of his being and who alone can fully
24 4, 41 | orchestrated repetition, without it being possible to subject to critical
25 5, 49 | Man remains above all a being who seeks the truth and
26 6, 54 | himself better as a "social being". However, man's true identity
27 6, 54 | in Christ to every human being, and for that very reason
28 6, 55 | promotes the whole human being. Even on the eve of the
29 6, 57 | different forms of poverty are being experienced by groups which
Dives in misericordia
Chap., §
30 1, 1 | that every individual human being is, as I said in my encyclical
31 1, 2 | profound mystery of His being, one and three, surrounded
32 1, 2 | God. They are certainly being moved to do this by Christ
33 5, 7 | election to the dignity of being an adopted child of God
34 5, 7 | God with man - every human being This covenant, as old as
35 5, 9 | all the elect. In fact, being assumed into heaven she
36 6, 10 | better the riches of his own being. It is true that too often
37 6, 10 | his condition as a created being he is subject to a thousand
38 6, 11 | our world the feeling of being under threat is increasing.
39 6, 12 | itself, even when it is being undertaken in the name of
40 7, 13 | live only in a state of being continually converted to
41 7, 14 | himself. The consciousness of being trespassers against each
Dominum et vivificantem
Chap., §
42 1, 3 | is the first Counselor,18 being the first bearer and giver
43 1, 10 | same time, the Holy Spirit, being consubstantial with the
44 1, 12 | to existence of the very being of the cosmos, that is to
45 1, 22 | another Counselor" who, being the Spirit of truth, will
46 1, 24 | day of the week, the doors being shut where the disciples
47 1, 25 | the Upper Room, "the doors being shut," later, on the day
48 1, 26 | the centuries. This work being done by the Church for the
49 2, 31 | the conscience, and this, being a proof of the action of
50 2, 31 | of truth in man's inmost being, becomes at the same time
51 2, 36 | into existence, the human being - man and woman - is a creature.
52 2, 36 | impassable for a created being. God's prohibition is to
53 2, 36 | freedom of man as a created being. For God the Creator is
54 2, 36 | through the intimate truth of being, which is the reflection
55 2, 37 | impassable limits of his being and freedom. This "anti-truth"
56 2, 39 | necessarily most perfect being certainly excludes from
57 2, 42 | the door into man's inmost being, namely into the sanctuary
58 2, 44 | be found in man's inmost being, as described by the same
59 2, 44 | Indeed, as a weak and sinful being, he often does what he would
60 2, 44 | fact that man is a created being, and therefore in complete
61 3, 53 | every man the possibility of being associated with this Paschal
62 3, 54 | in the intimacy of man's being, in his mind, conscience
63 3, 54 | was "closer than my inmost being."228 These words help us
64 3, 55 | contrast to him, the perfect being. But this opposition becomes
65 3, 55 | already exists in man, as a being made up of body and spirit,
66 3, 56 | accept God's existence, being a system that is essentially
67 3, 56 | the one and only form of being. It follows, according to
68 3, 57 | of the picture of death being composed in our age as we
69 3, 57 | is precisely this human being that God has drawn near
70 3, 59 | intimate truth of the human being has to be continually rediscovered
71 3, 59 | implementation of this truth of his being come about only by the power
72 3, 60 | divine dimension of their being and life, both as individuals
73 3, 60 | penetrating into man's inmost being, into that sanctuary of
74 3, 60 | the genuine truth of its being and life-over which the
75 3, 61 | that ever since then it is being fulfilled in human history
76 3, 63 | live and move and have our being, "278 in its turn the power
77 Conc, 67 | sanctuary of every human being. For he brings "rest and
78 Conc, 67 | invokes him with its own being. Man turns to him, as to
79 Conc, 67 | man seeks in his inmost being; that peace besought by
80 Conc, 67 | trust is based on him who, being the Spirit-love, is also
Ecclesia de Eucharistia
Chap., §
81 Int, 6 | contemplate Christ involves being able to recognize him wherever
82 3, 30 | in slowing the progress being made towards full visible
83 3, 31 | which effectively came into being at the moment of the institution
84 5, 47 | Testament tradition and open to being reshaped in Christian celebrations
85 5, 49 | the grandeur of the event being celebrated. This led progressively
86 5, 51 | faith professed by all and, being the heritage of the whole
87 CON, 61 | demands which derive from its being the sacrament of communion
88 CON, 61 | prominence it deserves, and by being careful not to diminish
Evangelium vitae
Chap., §
89 Int, 2 | the right of every human being to have this primary good
90 Int, 2 | fashion with every human being".2 This saving event reveals
91 Int, 4 | the dignity of the human being. At the same time a new
92 Int, 5 | another category of persons is being oppressed in the fundamental
93 Int, 5 | fundamental right to life is being trampled upon. If, at the
94 Int, 5 | unfortunately not yet overcome, are being compounded in many regions
95 Int, 5 | oppression, even if these are being presented as elements of
96 1, 9 | man's environment. From being the "garden of Eden" (Gen
97 1, 10 | activity which, besides being morally unacceptable, also
98 1, 13 | destroys the life of a human being; the former is opposed to
99 1, 13 | increasingly obvious. It is being demonstrated in an alarming
100 1, 13 | the life of the new human being.~ ~
101 1, 18 | the very right to life is being denied or trampled upon,
102 1, 18 | every individual as a human being, without any distinction
103 1, 19 | the exaltation of man as a being who is "not to be used"?
104 1, 21 | the heart of the tragedy being experienced by modern man:
105 1, 21 | because he is conscious of being in the presence of God and
106 1, 21 | sight of the Lord", and being rebuked by the Prophet Nathan,
107 1, 22 | merely as one more living being, as an organism which, at
108 1, 22 | he is somehow reduced to being "a thing", and no longer
109 1, 22 | Birth and death, instead of being primary experiences demanding
110 1, 22 | distorted. Nature itself, from being "mater" (mother), is now
111 1, 22 | mother), is now reduced to being "matter", and is subjected
112 1, 22 | and the mystery of his own being.~ ~
113 1, 23 | Rom 1:28). The values of being are replaced by those of
114 1, 23 | depersonalized and exploited: from being the sign, place and language
115 1, 25 | blood of every other human being who has been killed since
116 1, 25 | divine dignity of every human being and can exclaim with ever
117 1, 26 | for the future are today being developed for the unborn,
118 1, 26 | associations of physicians are being organized to bring quick
119 1, 26 | resources is still far from being a reality, how can we not
120 1, 27 | is the growing attention being paid to the quality of life
121 2, 32 | 38), she is conscious of being the bearer of a message
122 2, 35 | and man became a living being" (Gen 2:7).~The divine origin
123 2, 35 | appearance of the woman, a being who is flesh of his flesh
124 2, 35 | beauty of every created being. Truly we should maintain
125 2, 36 | man Adam became a living being; the last Adam became a
126 2, 37 | men" (Jn 1:4) consists in being begotten of God and sharing
127 2, 37 | life", and he presents being born of God as a necessary
128 2, 38 | the love which every human being has for life cannot be reduced
129 2, 43 | giving birth to a new human being, we are not speaking merely
130 2, 43 | which is proper to the human being, as it was received at Creation.
131 2 | For you formed my inmost being" (Ps 139:13): the dignity
132 2, 44 | on Israel's awareness of being the people of the Covenant,
133 2, 44 | not know how you came into being in my womb. It was not I
134 2, 47 | live and move and have our being" (Acts 17:28).~ ~
135 2, 49 | of life: namely, that of being a gift which is fully realized
136 2, 50 | and death of every human being. Before he dies, Jesus prays
137 2, 51 | that of every other human being, but it also seems to allude
138 3, 53 | directly an innocent human being".41 With these words the
139 3, 54 | indispensable condition for being able "to enter life" (cf.
140 3, 55 | surprise: to kill a human being, in whom the image of God
141 3, 57 | killing of an innocent human being is always gravely immoral.
142 3, 57 | deprive an innocent human being of his life is always morally
143 3, 57 | killing of an innocent human being, whether a fetus or an embryo,
144 3, 57 | concerned, every innocent human being is absolutely equal to all
145 3, 57 | life of an innocent human being "there are no privileges
146 3, 58 | carried out, of a human being in the initial phase of
147 3, 58 | one eliminated is a human being at the very beginning of
148 3, 58 | no way could this human being ever be considered an aggressor,
149 3, 58 | killing of an innocent human being.~ ~
150 3, 60 | the life of a new human being with his own growth. It
151 3, 60 | programme of what this living being will be: a person, this
152 3, 60 | morally due to the human being in his or her totality and
153 3, 60 | body and spirit: "The human being is to be respected and treated
154 3, 60 | of every innocent human being to life".59~ ~
155 3, 61 | great respect for the human being in the mother's womb that
156 3, 61 | to prevent someone from being born; it makes little difference
157 3, 62 | killing of an innocent human being. This doctrine is based
158 3, 65 | increased attention is being given to what are called "
159 3, 66 | When man usurps this power, being enslaved by a foolish and
160 3, 67 | the Father (cf. Phil 2:8), being ready to meet death at the "
161 3, 70 | committed and are still being committed in the name of "
162 3, 70 | be crimes if, instead of being committed by unscrupulous
163 3, 71 | very truth of the human being and express and safeguard
164 3, 71 | of every innocent human being. While public authority
165 3, 76 | law of reciprocity, to our being entrusted to one another.
166 3, 77 | on every individual human being. It resounds in the moral
167 4, 79 | have been sent. For us, being at the service of life is
168 4, 79 | born of our awareness of being "God's own people, that
169 4, 80 | bestowed on us. It is in being destined to life in its
170 4, 80 | understands it: "Man, as a being, is of no account; he is
171 4, 80 | part of the family of that Being, whose excellence and greatness
172 4, 82 | is and the meaning of his being and existence. We shall
173 4, 82 | doctrine which is once again being set forth in this Encyclical
174 4, 84 | to its capacities, every being which in any way participates
175 4, 84 | moving, an event worthy of being exalted in joy and glory".110
176 4, 84 | this glory in every human being, a sign of the living God,
177 4, 87 | history which has brought into being in the Church and society
178 4, 89 | inviolable dignity of the human being, and thus cease to be at
179 4, 91 | of every innocent human being. It is therefore morally
180 4, 93 | children, without their being uprooted from their natural
181 4, 96 | the other also ends up being violated. There is no true
182 4, 96 | to whom God has granted being and life as a gift and a
183 4, 96 | of human life also end up being rejected or compromised.~ ~
184 4, 97 | a new birth for the time being or indefinitely. The moral
185 4, 98 | of values: the primacy of being over having, 130 of the
186 4, 99 | contact with the new human being developing within her gives
187 4, 99 | own child, but every human being, which profoundly marks
188 4, 99 | in herself another human being, enabling it to grow inside
189 4, 99 | dignity which comes from being a person and not from other
190 4, 101 | is one which every human being can grasp by the light of
191 4, 101 | people of life" rejoices in being able to share its commitment
Fides et ratio
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192 Int, 2(1) | divine truth in the Church. Being responsible for that truth
193 Int, 3 | nurtured when the human being first asked questions about
194 Int, 4 | universal principles of being and correctly draws from
195 Int, 5 | state as person ends up being judged by pragmatic criteria
196 Int, 5 | to rise to the truth of being. Abandoning the investigation
197 Int, 5 | Abandoning the investigation of being, modern philosophical research
198 Int, 5 | and there is a sense of being adrift. While, on the one
199 Int, 5 | personal existence, about being and about God. Hence we
200 Int, 5 | widespread distrust of the human being's great capacity for knowledge.
201 Int, 6 | present circumstances, risk being distorted or denied”.4 In
202 1, 7 | knowledge which the human being has of God perfects all
203 1, 11 | flesh, sent as 'a human being to human beings', 'speaks
204 1, 12 | riddle. Where might the human being seek the answer to dramatic
205 1, 14 | until finally, despairing of being able to find it, I wanted
206 1, 15 | offered by God for the human being to know in all its fullness
207 2, 16 | but without faith ever being foreign to the process.
208 2, 16 | solely to bring the human being to understand that in these
209 2, 17 | worlds, God and the human being are set within a unique
210 2, 18 | abandoning these rules, the human being runs the risk of failure
211 2, 19 | about nature, the human being can rise to God: “From the
212 2, 20 | reason is valued without being overvalued. The results
213 2, 21 | observation of the human being, of the world and of history,
214 2, 21 | understand himself only as “being in relation”—with himself,
215 2, 22 | that God placed the human being in the Garden of Eden, in
216 2, 23 | able to recognize the human being's ceaselessly self-transcendent
217 3, 24 | therefore a path which the human being may choose to take, a path
218 3, 26 | comes initially to the human being as a question: Does life
219 3, 28 | One may define the human being, therefore, as the one who
220 3, 29 | that in principle the human being can arrive at the truth.~
221 3, 31 | are in the life of a human being many more truths which are
222 3, 31 | This means that the human being—the one who seeks the truth—
223 3, 33 | the nature of the human being to seek the truth. This
224 3, 33(28) | is the basis of the human being's free and personal search
225 4, 36 | conscience in every human being (cf. Rom 1:19-21; 2:14-15;
226 4, 41 | foundation for the perception of being, of the transcendent and
227 4, 42 | cannot penetrate its mode of being... But is there anything
228 4, 42 | wisdom, of which the human being can know nothing or next
229 4, 46 | and even over the human being.~As a result of the crisis
230 4, 48 | run the risk of no longer being a universal proposition.
231 4, 48 | newness and radicality of being.~This is why I make this
232 5, 50 | concerning God, the human being, human freedom and ethical
233 5, 51 | explanation of the human being, of the world and of the
234 5, 51 | the world and of the human being's relationship with God.~
235 5, 60 | superiority of the human being over the rest of creation,
236 5, 60 | harmonious knowledge of the human being, of the world and of God,
237 5, 61 | the mystery of the human being.85 But the invitation addressed
238 6, 64 | the world; and the human being is by nature a philosopher.
239 6, 66 | philosophy of the human being, the world and, more radically,
240 6, 66 | and, more radically, of being, which has objective truth
241 6, 70 | cultures show forth the human being's characteristic openness
242 6, 76 | especially the philosophy of being. There is also the reality
243 6, 76 | the person as a spiritual being is another of faith's specific
244 6, 79 | emanating from subsistent Being itself, revealed truth offers
245 7, 80 | allow a vision of the human being and the world which has
246 7, 80 | every creature—the human being included—leads to dramatic
247 7, 80 | response in directing the human being to Jesus Christ, the Incarnate
248 7, 80 | walls within which it risks being confined. Yet only at this
249 7, 80 | of God and of the human being become intelligible: in
250 7, 82 | definitive truth, to the very being of the object which is known.
251 7, 82 | statements about the very being of Christ. In seeking to
252 7, 82 | Scripture considers capable of being objectively true. 101~
253 7, 83 | and to vindicate the human being's capacity to know this
254 7, 83 | locus for the encounter with being, and hence with metaphysical
255 7, 83 | values, in other persons, in being itself, in God. We face
256 7, 83 | experience does reveal the human being's interiority and spirituality,
257 7, 85 | conviction that the human being can come to a unified and
258 7, 85 | of at will. Precisely by being rooted in the tradition
259 7, 86 | therefore run the risk of being unable to distinguish the
260 7, 88 | and rejects the notion of being in order to clear the way
261 7, 88 | problems which the human being, as the animal rationale,
262 7, 89 | one-dimensional vision of the human being, a vision which excludes
263 7, 90 | rejected the meaningfulness of being. I am referring to the nihilist
264 7, 90 | very identity of the human being. It should never be forgotten
265 7, 90 | forgotten that the neglect of being inevitably leads to losing
266 7, 91 | absolutely self-grounded was being critically demonstrated.~
267 7, 91 | irrevocably past, and the human being must now learn to live in
268 7, 95 | other ways, but the human being can still express truths
269 7, 97 | contribution of a philosophy of being which first of all would
270 7, 97 | turn to the philosophy of being, which should be able to
271 7, 97 | propose anew the problem of being—and this in harmony with
272 7, 97 | tradition, the philosophy of being is a dynamic philosophy
273 7, 97 | based upon the very act of being itself, which allows a full
274 Conc, 101(123)| everybody must be aware of being in close union with the
275 Conc, 107 | his love, and at the human being's unceasing search for truth
276 Conc, 107 | the grandeur of the human being, who can find fulfilment
277 Conc, 108 | herself entirely as human being and as woman that God's
Laborem exercens
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278 1, 1 | is limited and that it is being intolerably polluted, and
279 2, 4 | mandate, man, every human being, reflects the very action
280 2, 4 | place within each human being, in each conscious human
281 2, 5 | needs, and by the fact of being able to extract various
282 2, 6 | is to say, a subjective being capable of acting in a planned
283 2, 6 | of in the biblical text being meditated upon here refers
284 2, 6 | that the one who, while being God, became like us in all
285 2, 6 | primarily the kind of work being done but the fact that the
286 2, 8 | solidarity that must never mean being closed to dialogue and collaboration
287 2, 9 | enjoy; it is also good as being something worthy, that is
288 2, 9 | achieves fulfilment as a human being and indeed, in a sense,
289 2, 9 | sense, becomes "more a human being".~Without this consideration
290 2, 9 | in work, "more a human being" and not be degraded by
291 2, 10 | everyone "becomes a human being" through, among other things,
292 2, 10 | work, and becoming a human being is precisely the main purpose
293 3, 11 | judgments and decisions being made today in its regard
294 3, 12 | remains clear that every human being sharing in the production
295 3, 13 | be right, in the sense of being in conformity with the very
296 3, 13 | issue, and in the sense of being intrinsically true and also
297 3, 13 | capital through an effort at being shaped in accordance with
298 3, 14 | who do the work without being the owners of the means
299 3, 14 | equally true that capital is being unceasingly created through
300 4, 17 | ones is not diminishing or being stabilized but is increasing
301 4, 19 | their own nature, without being discriminated against and
302 4, 19 | discriminated against and without being excluded from jobs for which
303 4, 20 | right to strike, without being subjected to personal penal
304 4, 21 | without any hope of ever being able to gain possession
305 4, 23 | and certainly much is being done to this end - to prevent
306 5, 24 | of the individual human being may be given the meaning
307 5, 25 | world that he called into being from nothing, and he works
Redemptor hominis
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308 1, 1 | spite of the efforts already being made to foresee some events.
309 1, 2 | Paul - such a double name being unprecedented in the history
310 1, 6 | therefore seek unity without being discouraged at the difficulties
311 1, 6 | make Christians ashamed at being often themselves so disposed
312 2, 7 | and every individual human being - as if she were ever repeating,
313 2, 9 | humanity, to each human being, giving him the thrice holy "
314 2, 10 | without love. He remains a being that is incomprehensible
315 2, 10 | standards and measures of his being - he must with his unrest,
316 2, 11 | dignity that each human being has reached and can continually
317 2, 12 | content of that proclamation, being included not necessarily
318 2, 12 | been given and is still being given by those who, thanks
319 3, 13 | comes into the world through being conceived in his mother'
320 3, 13 | in his mother's womb and being born of his mother, and
321 3, 14 | existence, of his personal being and also of his community
322 3, 14 | his community and social being - in the sphere of his own
323 3, 14 | Indeed, as a weak and sinful being, he often does what he would
324 3, 15 | which in various ways is being communicated to the whole
325 3, 15 | or is he regressing and being degraded in his humanity?
326 3, 15 | herself, since they are being asked with greater or less
327 3, 16 | of "having more" as of "being more"102. Indeed there is
328 3, 16 | suffering marked shortages and being driven to conditions of
329 3, 16 | the moral disorder that is being noticed in the world situation
330 3, 16 | to independent life are being offered, sometimes in abundance,
331 3, 17 | premises, human rights are being violated in various ways,
332 4, 19 | divine truth in the Church. Being responsible for that truth
333 4, 19 | knowledge, which is continually being broadened and yet differentiated,
334 4, 19 | everybody must be aware of being in close union with the
335 4, 20 | Sacrament in which our new being is most completely expressed
336 4, 20 | with regard to every human being redeemed by him: his right
337 4, 21 | this attitude of Christ's, "being a king" is truly possible
338 4, 21 | truly possible only by "being a servant" then "being a
339 4, 21 | being a servant" then "being a servant" also demands
340 4, 21 | really be described as "being a king". In order to be
341 4, 21 | humanity and to each human being. The Pope too and every
342 4, 21 | we are able to attain to "being kings", that is to say we
343 4, 21 | itself, that each human being is free when he makes use
344 4, 22 | could say, the experience of being close to man, to each person,
345 4, 22 | man, to each person, of being each person's Church, the
Redemptoris Mater
Chap., §
346 Int, 1 | itself is redeemed, and being filled with the mystery
347 Int, 4 | Son of God, who is of one being with the Father.9 "The Son
348 1, 8 | spiritual blessing," that "being his adopted sons and daughters...
349 1, 8 | this Son who is of one being with the Father, in whom
350 1, 9 | from which Mary benefits by being chosen and destined to be
351 1, 11 | and beauty of her whole being. Mary thus remains before
352 1, 12 | child leap in her womb, and being "filled with the Holy Spirit"
353 1, 13(30) | man was afflicted and, being cast down, died, so also
354 1, 13(30) | obeyed the word of God, man being regenerated received, through
355 1, 18 | taking the form of a servant, being born in the likeness of
356 1, 20 | assigned to every human being. Within this new dimension,
357 2, 28 | salvation.... Hence when she is being preached and venerated,
358 2, 28 | Pentecost is continually being accomplished. At the same
359 2, 36 | exultation of her whole being towards God. In these sublime
360 2, 36 | posterity for ever," is being fulfilled in herself. She
361 3, 39 | totally "consecrates" a human being to God. By virtue of this
362 3, 39 | union). This basic fact of being the Mother of the Son of
363 3, 45 | coming to maturity as a human being.~It can be said that motherhood "
364 3, 46 | Christian, for every human being, Mary is the one who first "
365 Conc, 51 | Son, who is of the same being as himself. The whole of
Redemptoris missio
Chap., §
366 Int, 2 | which missionary activity is being directed that all of this
367 1, 5 | universal mediation, far from being an obstacle on the journey
368 1, 6 | some sense with every human being," so too "we are obliged
369 1, 9 | them the possibility of being saved (cf. l Tm 2:4),15
370 1, 11 | conviction that every human being needs Jesus Christ, who
371 2, 13 | between saying, doing and being. His power, the secret of
372 2, 13 | sufferings of every human being: he is a Father filled with
373 2, 14 | liberation even now, by being close to them, going to
374 2, 16 | person of Jesus and is slowly being established within man and
375 2, 18 | which runs the risk of being transformed into a purely
376 3, 28 | is aware that humanity is being continually stirred by the
377 3, 28 | the very structure of his being.39~The Spirit's presence
378 4, 34 | ad gentes consists in its being addressed to "non-Christians."
379 4, 37 | missionary activity ad gentes, being different from the pastoral
380 4, 37 | of the younger nations is being shaped in the cities.~Speaking
381 4, 38 | spiritual dimension of life is being sought after as an antidote
382 4, 40 | is still very far from being a reality. The mission ad
383 5, 42 | the only possible way of being a missionary.~The evangelical
384 5, 44 | Good News" about their being loved and saved by God. "
385 5, 51 | ministries. At the same time, by being imbued with Christ's love,
386 5, 52 | of Christ, all the while being motivated to continual renewal.
387 5, 58 | mission ad gentes is still being carried out today, for the
388 5, 58 | the past, missionaries are being recognized as promoters
389 5, 59 | values are in danger of being overwhelmed by a wave of
390 6, 61 | at Antioch which, after being evangelized, becomes an
391 6, 66 | missionary institutes came into being in churches located in traditionally
392 7, 79 | validity of various ways of being involved in missionary activity,
393 8 | Being Led by the Spirit~This spirituality
394 8 | Spirit. It commits us to being molded from within by the
395 8, 88 | taking the form of a servant, being born in the likeness of
396 8, 88 | the likeness of men. And being found in human form he humbled
397 8, 91 | two-thousand-year-old Church of ours: being young in faith, you must
Slavorum apostoli
Chap., §
398 2, 4 | that part of the Balkans. Being situated on the frontier
399 3, 10 | the lives of the peoples being evangelized. Situations
400 3, 11 | to compare the doctrine being taught by the Brothers in
401 5, 18 | recognizes and brings into being as goodness, truth and beauty.
402 5, 20 | truths, at the same time being adapted to the concrete
403 7, 23 | Slovakia and Pannonia, the last being a part of modern Hungary.
404 7, 26 | Church that was coming into being in the Slav nations. From
405 7, 27 | destruction of lives and values. Being Christians in our day means
406 7, 27 | Christians in our day means being builders of communion in
407 7, 27 | The Church, conscious of being the universal sign and sacrament
408 8, 30 | consolation so that every human being, redeemed by Christ, may
Sollicitudo rei socialis
Chap., §
409 1, 4 | are still very far from being exhausted. I therefore propose
410 2, 9 | dimensions of the human being.26~
411 3, 12 | today appear very far from being realized.~In this regard,
412 3, 12 | others - the majority - being States just born from the
413 3, 17 | The lack of housing is being experienced universally
414 3, 19 | capital was the hope of being able to invest it in development
415 3, 19(39) | will thus no longer risk being overwhelmed by debts whose
416 3, 21 | and peoples both concepts being imperfect and in need of
417 3, 22 | social communications, which, being run by centers mostly in
418 3, 26 | and of that of every human being. This awareness is expressed,
419 4, 28 | nor of some other human being who is poorer.~All of us
420 4, 28 | today, between "having" and "being,"51 which had been expressed
421 4, 28 | enrichment of that subject's "being," that is to say unless
422 4, 28 | the difference between "being" and "having," the danger
423 4, 28 | compared to the value of "being," need not turn into a contradiction.
424 4, 28 | do not really succeed in "being" because, through a reversal
425 4, 28 | their availability to man's "being" and his true vocation.~
426 4, 29 | industry, which is constantly being enriched by scientific and
427 4, 29 | cultivating and watching over it, being superior to the other creatures
428 4, 29 | 9; Wis 2:23). Thus man, being the image of God, has a
429 4, 29 | transcendent reality of the human being, a reality which is seen
430 4, 30 | plants within the human being - man and woman - the seed
431 4, 30 | development of the whole human being and of all people."55~
432 4, 31 | fundamental vocation of being a "sacrament," that is to
433 4, 31 | property - between"having" and "being," especially when the "having"
434 4, 31 | to the detriment of the "being" of many others.~In his
435 4, 32 | religions, as in fact is being done in various places.~
436 4, 32 | person and of every human being is in fact a duty of all
437 4, 33 | specific needs of the human being - man or woman, child, adult
438 4, 33 | transcendent vocation of the human being, beginning with the right
439 4, 34 | account the nature of each being and of its mutual connection
440 5, 40 | is then not only a human being with his or her own rights
441 6, 41 | definition of the problems being faced and the best solution
442 6, 42 | poverty which consists in being deprived of fundamental
443 6, 43 | of developing countries being denied needed forms of technology
444 6, 44 | goals are still far from being reached in so many parts
445 7, 49 | and the efforts that are being made and will be made, often
446 7, 49 | equality for every human being, an end to all division
Ut unum sint
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447 Int, 1 | is nothing but an earthly being, who must live as if God
448 1, 10 | faithful are conscious of being deeply challenged by the
449 1, 18 | adherence to truth's demands. A "being together" which betrayed
450 1, 31 | since the Council, far from being the responsibility of the
451 1, 35 | merely on a horizontal level, being restricted to meetings,
452 2, 43 | Council of Churches, much is being accomplished in this field.~
453 2, 45 | seems that we are closer to being able finally to seal this "
454 2, 70 | quest for unity, far from being limited to a group of specialists,
455 2, 75 | action. It has its reason for being in the Lord's words: "For
456 2, 76 | still a risk of religion being exploited for political
457 3, 94 | that this or that opinion being circulated is irreconcilable
458 3, 98 | without at the same time being committed to working for
Veritatis splendor
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459 Int, 4 | present circumstances, risk being distorted or denied. In
460 Int, 4 | could be tolerated, these being left to the judgment of
461 Int, 5 | foundations which are being undermined by certain present
462 Int, 5 | Encyclical, so long awaited, is being published only now, one
463 Int, 5 | discernment about issues being debated by ethicists and
464 Int, 5 | with regard to the problems being discussed, the principles
465 1, 8 | standards and measures of his being — must with his unrest,
466 1, 9 | God alone is worthy of being loved "with all one's heart,
467 1, 13 | as a spiritual and bodily being in relationship with God,
468 1, 17 | observance of the commandments as being a kind of incipient, imperfect
469 1, 21 | at the very depths of his being. Being a follower of Christ
470 1, 21 | very depths of his being. Being a follower of Christ means
471 2, 32 | sincerity, authenticity and "being at peace with oneself",
472 2, 43 | of a share of providence, being provident both for itself
473 2, 46 | have led to these two terms being set in opposition, as if
474 2, 47 | character as a rational and free being and the cultural conditioning
475 2, 47 | view, man, as a rational being, not only can but actually
476 2, 47 | limitations of the human being, as existing in a body and
477 2, 47 | man as a rationally free being; he left him "in the power
478 2, 48 | principle of unity of the human being, whereby it exists as a
479 2, 50 | to kill an innocent human being, it can be licit, praiseworthy
480 2, 51 | not by wandering but by being, as it were, impressed upon
481 2, 52 | appropriates this truth of his being and makes it his own by
482 2, 53 | the profound truth of his being. To call into question the
483 2, 58 | the moral conscience: in being the place, the sacred place
484 2, 62 | becomes almost blind from being accustomed to sin".107 In
485 2, 63 | becomes almost blind from being accustomed to sin".109 Jesus
486 2, 63 | danger of the conscience being deformed when he warns: "
487 2, 64 | conscience, helping it to avoid being tossed to and fro by every
488 2, 68 | suffer perdition only by being unfaithful to that fundamental
489 2, 72 | Wisdom which orders every being towards its end: this eternal
490 2, 73 | in themselves capable of being ordered to this end, insofar
491 2, 75 | its moral goodness and its being ordered to the ultimate
492 2, 75 | various values and goods being sought, focuses rather on
493 2, 75 | or "wrong", without it being thereby possible to judge
494 2, 75 | faithfulness necessarily being incompatible with choices
495 2, 78 | object is capable or not of being ordered to God, to the One
496 2, 78 | object, is also capable of being ordered to its ultimate
497 2, 79 | whether it is capable of being ordered to the good and
498 2, 79 | grasped by reason in the very being of man, considered in his
499 2, 80 | their nature "incapable of being ordered" to God, because
500 2, 81 | they are not capable of being ordered to God and to the
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