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society

Centesimus annus
    Chap., §
1 Int, 3 | building up of a more just society or at least to the curbing 2 1, 4 | was a new conception of society and of the State, and consequently 3 1, 4 | authority itself. A traditional society was passing away and another 4 1, 4 | this transformation was a society "divided into two classes, 5 1, 5 | the civil community, by a society which was torn by a conflict 6 1, 5 | that message in the life of society and situates daily work 7 1, 7 | incorporation into political society. Indeed, the formation of 8 1, 10 | represents the majority of society. Otherwise, there would 9 1, 10 | defenceless within a given society, the more they require the 10 1, 11 | individual, the family and society are prior to the State, 11 2, 13 | follows a correct picture of society. According to Rerum novarum 12 2, 13 | called the "subjectivity" of society which, together with the 13 2, 13 | and the "subjectivity" of society, we must reply that its 14 2, 14 | not the general good of society, but a partisan interest 15 2, 15 | These reforms imply that society and the State will both 16 2, 15 | expansion.~Furthermore, society and the State must ensure 17 2, 15 | those on the margins of society. The role of trade unions 18 2, 16 | an open process by which society organized itself through 19 2, 16 | work-place and in the life of society in general.~Thus, as we 20 2, 19 | to rebuild a democratic society inspired by social justice, 21 2, 19 | participation in the life of society — all these are meant to 22 2, 19 | controlling the whole of society in a systematic way, in 23 2, 19 | represented by the affluent society or the consumer society. 24 2, 19 | society or the consumer society. It seeks to defeat Marxism 25 2, 19 | showing how a free-market society can achieve a greater satisfaction 26 2, 19 | contribute to a humane and better society, on the other hand, insofar 27 3, 25 | impossible to do so. Where society is so organized as to reduce 28 3, 25 | result is that the life of society becomes progressively disorganized 29 3, 25 | interest and the interests of society as a whole, but rather seeks 30 3, 25 | world. But no political society — which possesses its own 31 3, 25 | light on the order of human society, while the power of grace 32 3, 25 | way the requirements of a society worthy of man are better 33 4, 31 | beginning of every human society. However, they do not always 34 4, 32 | source of wealth in modern society. Besides, many goods cannot 35 4, 32 | source of wealth in today's society. In this way, the role of 36 4, 32 | between the trends of modern society and those of the past, even 37 4, 33 | their place in the life of society and, in general, those who 38 4, 35 | capitalism, but rather a society of free work, of enterprise 39 4, 35 | of participation. Such a society is not directed against 40 4, 35 | controlled by the forces of society and by the State, so as 41 4, 35 | basic needs of the whole of society are satisfied.~The Church 42 4, 35 | service of the whole of society. Profit is a regulator of 43 4, 39 | centre of social life and society's only value, not subject 44 4, 40 | capitalism, the State and all of society have the duty of defending 45 4, 41 | that only in a collective society can alienation be eliminated. 46 4, 41 | destiny, which is God. A society is alienated if its forms 47 4, 41 | been overcome in Western society. Alienation, however, has 48 4, 42 | rebuild their economy and society? Is this the model which 49 4, 43 | be considered only as a "society of capital goods"; it is 50 4, 43 | capital goods"; it is also a "society of persons" in which people 51 4, 43 | of work and the wealth of society, but rather is the result 52 4, 43 | presumes the right to do so. A society in which this right is systematically 53 4, 43 | point of view, nor can that society attain social peace.88 Just 54 5, 44 | presents the organization of society according to the three powers — 55 5, 44 | laws of the development of society, or through membership of 56 5, 45 | within itself the nation, society, the family, religious groups 57 5, 46 | of the "subjectivity" of society through the creation of 58 5, 47 | demands which arise within society are sometimes not examined 59 5, 48 | associations which make up society. The State could not directly 60 5, 48 | removing permanently from society and business systems the 61 5, 48 | activities of the rest of society, always with a view to the 62 5, 48 | intervening directly and depriving society of its responsibility, the 63 5, 49 | social fabric, preventing society from becoming an anonymous 64 5, 49 | a person lives, and that society becomes more "personalized". 65 5, 49 | of the fact that life in society has neither the market nor 66 5, 51 | renders this service to human society by preaching the truth about 67 6, 54 | man's central place within society and for enabling him to 68 6, 54 | national and international society, economic life, culture, 69 6, 55 | present-day problems in human society. It is worth noting that 70 6, 57 | those on the margins of society, convinced as they were 71 6, 57 | poverty, especially in modern society—not only economic but cultural 72 6, 57 | which live on the margins of society, by the elderly and the 73 6, 60 | problems caused by industrial society could be solved only by 74 6, 60 | peace and in building a society worthy of man.~Indeed, openness 75 6, 61 | beginning of industrialized society, it was "a yoke little better 76 6, 61 | repeated that the person and society need not only material goods Dives in misericordia Chap., §
77 6, 11 | produced by a materialistic society which - in spite of "humanistic" 78 6, 11 | invented by this type of society, individuals and the environment, 79 6, 11 | at the disposal of modern society conceal within themselves 80 6, 12 | that the life of people and society demands. This is confirmed 81 6, 12 | sensitive sphere of life and society. Hand in hand with this 82 6, 12 | the individual and the society for whom nothing is "sacred" 83 7, 14 | complex spheres of human society we stop at the criterion 84 7, 14 | Church in the modern world. Society can become ever more human 85 7, 14 | message of the Gospel. ~Society can become "ever more human" 86 7, 14 | transform life and human society into a system of oppression Dominum et vivificantem Chap., §
87 2, 43 | indeed. They poison human society, but they do more harm to 88 2, 47 | forms and structures of society itself - and that it will 89 3, 56 | order to eliminate it from society and from man's very heart. ~ 90 3, 60 | in the various spheres of society. It can be said that in 91 3, 60 | the ordinary conditions of society, Christians, as witnesses Ecclesia de Eucharistia Chap., §
92 4, 38 | fully incorporated into the society of the Church who, possessing Evangelium vitae Chap., §
93 Int, 3 | indeed. They poison human society, and they do more harm to 94 Int, 5 | destiny of the whole of society! ~ ~ 95 1, 8 | lack of solidarity towards society's weakest members - such 96 1, 11 | worse by the complexity of a society in which individuals, couples 97 1, 12 | which encourage an idea of society excessively concerned with 98 1, 15 | and which weigh heavily on society. Thus it is proposed to 99 1, 17 | consensus on the part of society, from widespread legal approval 100 1, 18 | because it is occurring in a society which makes the affirmation 101 1, 20 | serious distortion of life in society. If the promotion of the 102 1, 20 | to defend oneself. Thus society becomes a mass of individuals 103 1, 20 | be found, if one wants a society in which the maximum possible 104 1, 24 | the "moral conscience" of society: in a way it too is responsible, 105 1, 24 | large part of contemporary society looks sadly like that humanity 106 1, 26 | Christian community and in civil society, at the local, national 107 1, 27 | life of individuals and of society itself loses its most genuinely 108 1, 27 | defence" on the part of society. Modern society in fact 109 1, 27 | part of society. Modern society in fact has the means of 110 2, 29 | about significant changes in society. Still less is it an illusory 111 2, 32 | in some way neglected by society. On a deeper level they 112 2, 46 | enrichment for the family and for society.~Old age is characterized 113 3, 53 | of all life together in society. He is the "goel", the defender 114 3, 55 | life of individuals and society, Christian reflection has 115 3, 56 | the Church and in civil society, to demand that it be applied 116 3, 56 | with God's plan for man and society. The primary purpose of 117 3, 56 | of the punishment which society inflicts is "to redress 118 3, 56 | possible otherwise to defend society. Today however, as a result 119 3, 57 | individual consciences and in society of the sense of the absolute 120 3, 59 | serious wound inflicted on society and its culture by the very 121 3, 59 | very people who ought to be society's promoters and defenders. 122 3, 61 | customs rampant in that society, as is clearly shown by 123 3, 64 | the right to demand that society should guarantee him the 124 3, 64 | by their families and by society, which are organized almost 125 3, 66 | one belongs, and towards society as a whole. 84 In its deepest 126 3, 66 | the one who is strong; in society the sense of justice is 127 3, 68 | to necessary control by society and would be carried out 128 3, 68 | a modern and pluralistic society people should be allowed 129 3, 69 | the legal system of any society should limit itself to taking 130 3, 70 | for the sake of peace in society. While one acknowledges 131 3, 71 | necessary, for the future of society and the development of a 132 3, 71 | ensure that all members of society enjoy respect for certain 133 3, 71 | majority of the members of society - an offence against other 134 3, 71 | others, precisely because society has the right and the duty 135 3, 72 | killing of the person whom society exists to serve, is what 136 3, 77 | foundation of a renewed society.~We are asked to love and 137 4, 80 | penetrate every part of society.~ ~ 138 4, 81 | his integral development. Society as a whole must respect, 139 4, 85 | the Church and in civil society a recognition of the meaning 140 4, 87 | being in the Church and society many forms of service to 141 4, 89 | good of individuals and society.~A unique responsibility 142 4, 90 | responsibility for shaping society and developing cultural, 143 4, 90 | contribute to the building of a society in which the dignity of 144 4, 90 | conscience and to the whole of society for choices which may be 145 4, 90 | undermine the very fabric of society.~The Church well knows that 146 4, 94 | life", as the cell of a society which loves and welcomes 147 4, 96 | and the ground is laid for society to be at the mercy of the 148 4, 98 | person, in the family and in society.~Intellectuals can also 149 4, 99 | every aspect of the life of society, and overcome all discrimination, 150 4 | is for the whole of human society~ ~ 151 4, 101 | pillars on which every civil society stands, she "wants simply 152 4, 101 | is for the whole of human society. To be actively pro-life 153 4, 101 | contribute to the renewal of society through the promotion of 154 4, 101 | from which they develop. A society lacks solid foundations 155 4, 101 | precious and essential goods of society, such as democracy and peace.~ 156 4, 101 | operative climate of life in society".137~The "people of life" 157 4, 101 | good of the whole of human society.~ ~ Fides et ratio Chap., §
158 Int, 3 | in regulating the life of society.~ 159 3, 31 | grow, eventually entering society through their activity. 160 5, 60(84)| Congress of the Saint Thomas Society on the Doctrine of the Soul 161 6, 68 | vision of human nature and society, as well as of the general 162 7, 83 | behaviour now widespread in our society.~ 163 7, 97 | solely on the model of civil society, would be hard pressed to Laborem exercens Chap., §
164 Bles | cultural and moral level of the society within which he lives in 165 1, 1 | changes may have on human society. But the Church considers 166 1, 1 | authentic progress by man and society.~ 167 1, 3 | concept of man and life in society, and, especially, the social 168 2, 8 | arisen at various levels of society, have allowed flagrant injustices 169 2, 8 | required by the true needs of society, or when there is less demand 170 2, 9 | will have a vast impact on society. It is familiar to doctors 171 2, 9 | recognition on the part of society and even of their own families, 172 2, 10 | 10. Work and Society: Family and Nation ~Having 173 2, 10 | work - concerns the great society to which man belongs on 174 2, 10 | and historical links. This society - even when it has not yet 175 3, 11 | eliminate class injustices in society and to eliminate the classes 176 3, 11 | monopoly of power in each society, in order to introduce the 177 3, 14 | the property of organized society, coming under the administration 178 3, 14 | fact of exercising power in society manage them on the level 179 3, 14 | the subject character of society is ensured, that is to say, 180 4, 16 | family, but also for the society he belongs to, the country 181 4, 17 | employer is applicable to every society, and in the first place 182 4, 17 | economic life within a given society and state, but also by much 183 4, 17 | level of the individual society and State and within the 184 4, 18 | cultural life of a given society is shaped; they must also 185 4, 18 | sovereign rights of each society and State in the field of 186 4, 18 | organizing labour in its own society, action in this important 187 4, 18 | the common good of each society and of the whole of mankind. 188 4, 19 | redound to the credit of society to make it possible for 189 4, 19 | point of view of the good of society and of the family when it 190 4, 19 | with men, to the good of society. The true advancement of 191 4, 20 | the "class" structure of society and that they are a mouthpiece 192 4, 20 | common good of the whole of society - everything defective in 193 4, 20 | common good of the whole of society; instead they become an 194 4, 20 | requirements of the common good of society, which also corresponds 195 4, 21 | agriculture, which provides society with the goods it needs 196 4, 21 | appreciation on the part of society, to the point of making 197 4, 22 | participate in the life of society in all its aspects and at 198 4, 22 | world or dependent upon society, but that they are full-scale 199 4, 23 | in the midst of another society united by a different culture 200 4, 23 | instead offered to another society which in a sense has less 201 4, 23 | the other workers in that society in the matter of working 202 4, 23 | all other workers in the society concerned. The value of 203 5, 25 | which appropriately benefits society. They can justly consider 204 5, 26 | not only alters things and society, he develops himself as 205 5, 26 | individuals and as members of society to pursue their total vocation 206 5, 27 | better ordering of human society, it is of vital concern Redemptor hominis Chap., §
207 3, 14 | family, in the sphere of society and very diverse contexts, 208 3, 14 | and such great discords in society"95.~This man is the way 209 3, 16 | suffocating man, breaking up society, and ending by entangling 210 3, 17 | community, consists in that the society and people composing it 211 3, 17 | moral participation of the society or people, what we see is 212 3, 17 | the other members of the society. This is essential in the 213 3, 17 | solicitude for the common good of society; this is what gives power 214 3, 17 | leads to the dissolution of society, opposition by citizens 215 3, 17 | progress in any regime, in any society, system or milieu.~ 216 4, 18 | whole of the Church as the society and community of the People 217 4, 21 | premise. The Church as a human society can of course be examined 218 4, 21 | with regard to any human society. But these categories are 219 4, 21 | aspect and dimension of this society, which, in spite of all 220 4, 21 | occupy the highest posts in society to those who perform the 221 4, 21 | neighbour and of the whole of society. Married people must be Redemptoris missio Chap., §
222 2, 14 | those on the margins of society, and showed them special 223 2, 15 | of everyone: individuals, society, and the world. Working 224 2, 20 | individuals and in human society. Eschatological salvation 225 2, 20 | service to individuals and society, and in understanding and 226 3, 28 | the individuals but also society and history, peoples, cultures 227 4, 37 | individuals, families and within society at large. In particular, 228 5, 51 | starting point for a new society based on a "civilization 229 5, 51 | to the transformation of society. Within them, the individual 230 5, 57 | more just and fraternal society.~Each member of the faithful 231 5, 60 | development of individuals and of society through schools, health-care 232 6, 69 | readiness to serve humanity and society after the example of Christ.142~ 233 6, 72 | complicated world of politics, society and economics..."152 on Slavorum apostoli Chap., §
234 3, 8 | alien to the system of civil society based on the advanced organization 235 4, 13 | life of the more advanced society in which they had grown 236 7, 27 | communion in the Church and in society. This calls for openness Sollicitudo rei socialis Chap., §
237 1, 1 | authentic development of man and society which would respect and 238 1, 1 | responsible builders of earthly society.~ 239 1, 3 | of the life of people and society. ~ 240 1, 4 | addressed to the people and the society of the '60s, retain all 241 2, 8 | s lives and the life of society, as well as to the earthly 242 3, 15 | equality" of everyone in society, diminishes, or in practice 243 3, 15 | the true subjectivity of society and of the individual citizens, 244 3, 15 | share in the building of society, the freedom to organize 245 3, 17 | 17. However much society worldwide shows signs of 246 3, 17 | individual, the family and society.34~The lack of housing is 247 3, 18 | for individuals and for society, ranging from humiliation 248 3, 20 | with a system of organizing society and exercising power which 249 3, 21 | individuals and peoples in modern society? In fact, these changes 250 3, 24 | desire to create a better society is adduced as the motivation 251 4, 33 | social community, or "cell of society"; justice in employment 252 4, 33 | between individuals and society. This is the "civilization 253 5, 36(65)| institution, a structure, society itself - is not in itself 254 5, 39 | of solidarity within each society is valid when its members 255 5, 39 | giving and receiving, a new society and a better world.~ 256 5, 40 | national and international society. The "evil mechanisms" and " 257 6, 41 | realities of human existence, in society and in the international 258 6, 44 | responding to its own needs as a society. Each must likewise realize 259 7, 46 | affecting the individual and society is something noble and legitimate. 260 7, 46 | religious dimensions of man and society, to the extent that it does 261 7, 46 | The same can be said about society as a whole.~The principal 262 7, 49 | all division and a human society built on love and peace."92 Ut unum sint Chap., §
263 1, 19 | life of the more advanced society in which they had grown 264 2, 43 | Christians: that of reminding society of God's will in a realistic 265 2, 71 | believers in Christ in a given society.~ 266 2, 75 | world, united action in society on the part of Christians Veritatis splendor Chap., §
267 Int, 4 | well as for the life of society itself. In particular, the 268 2, 80 | individual, of a family or of society in general".133 ~ 269 3, 93 | thinking of individuals and society. This witness makes an extraordinarily 270 3, 93 | to warding off, in civil society and within the ecclesial 271 3 | service of the person and of society ~ 272 3, 95 | life of individuals and of society today; this intransigence 273 3, 96 | also for the community, for society as such. These norms in 274 3, 98 | ways of looking at man, society and the world. Indeed, at 275 3, 99 | possible to construct a renewed society and to solve the complex 276 3, 101 | weakened and the life of society itself is gradually jeopardized, 277 3, 101 | in the good, but also for society and its genuine development. ~ 278 3, 104 | corrupts the morality of society as a whole, since it encourages 279 3, 111 | mission, but also for human society and culture. Moral theologians 280 3, 115 | but also for the whole of society, with there affirmation


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