Centesimus annus
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1 2, 13 | greatness, his transcendence in respect to earthly realities, the
2 2, 14 | juridical considerations, or by respect for the dignity of others (
3 2, 15 | the framework of greater respect for the rights of workers.46~
4 2, 17 | consequently from the duty to respect the rights of others. The
5 2, 18 | and humane solutions, with respect for the legitimate interests
6 3, 22 | God and therefore deserves respect. Often, the vast majority
7 3, 29 | difficult to recognize and respect the hierarchy of the true
8 3, 29 | progress is possible without respect for the natural and fundamental
9 4, 38 | man, who must use it with respect for the original good purpose
10 4, 38 | to man. He must therefore respect the natural and moral structure
11 4, 39 | climate of "absolute lack of respect for the freedom of choice
12 4, 43 | efforts to obtain full respect for their dignity and to
13 5, 46 | method is always that of respect for freedom.94~But freedom
14 6, 54 | culture, war and peace, and respect for life from the moment
Dives in misericordia
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15 3, 4(52)| had made a commitment to respect it, hesed also acquired
16 3, 4(52)| the covenant and did not respect its conditions. But precisely
17 6, 12 | culture: these values include respect for human life from the
18 6, 12 | the moment of conception, respect for marriage in its indissoluble
19 6, 12 | indissoluble unity, and respect for the stability of the
20 7, 14 | in a spirit of deepest respect for what is human, and in
Ecclesia de Eucharistia
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21 4, 37 | the community and out of respect for the sacrament, cannot
22 4, 45 | the same is not true with respect to the administration of
23 5, 49 | Eucharistic liturgy, with due respect for the various legitimately
24 CON, 61 | be squandered, we need to respect the demands which derive
Evangelium vitae
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25 Int, 5 | person, in the name of God: respect, protect, love and serve
26 1, 11 | new characteristics with respect to the past and which raise
27 1, 13 | responsible parenthood, lived in respect for the full truth of the
28 1, 14(14) | the Faith, Instruction on Respect for Human Life in its Origin
29 1, 16 | these serious problems with respect for the dignity of individuals
30 1, 18 | attacks go directly against respect for life and they represent
31 1, 20 | appearance of the strictest respect for legality is maintained,
32 1, 21 | in the serious matter of respect for human life and its dignity,
33 1, 23 | dignity - which demands respect, generosity and service -
34 1, 26 | sensitivity and a greater respect for life?~ ~
35 2, 40 | is a forceful appeal for respect for the inviolability of
36 2, 41 | Pharisees, also with regard to respect for life: "You have heard
37 2, 44 | the call to show care and respect, above all where life is
38 2, 46 | present-day issues concerning respect for elderly and sick persons,
39 2, 48 | the barriers guaranteeing respect for life and the defence
40 2, 48 | must follow if it is to respect its own truth and to preserve
41 3, 52 | God demands that he love, respect and promote life. The gift
42 3, 52 | carried out with love and respect for God's plan. Man's lordship
43 3, 53(41) | the Faith, Instruction on Respect for Human Life in its Origin
44 3, 54 | positive attitude of absolute respect for life; it leads to the
45 3, 57 | great care must be taken to respect every life, even that of
46 3, 60 | guaranteed that unconditional respect which is morally due to
47 3, 60(58) | the Faith, Instruction on Respect for Human Life in its Origin
48 3, 61 | But they show such great respect for the human being in the
49 3, 63 | on the human embryo which respect the life and integrity of
50 3, 63 | have a right to the same respect owed to a child once born,
51 3, 63(74) | the Faith, Instruction on Respect for Human Life in its Origin
52 3, 68 | and social harmony, should respect this choice, even to the
53 3, 69 | facto unattainable, then respect for the freedom of the citizens -
54 3, 69 | and professional duties, respect for other people's freedom
55 3, 70 | guarantee tolerance, mutual respect between people and acceptance
56 3, 70 | is precisely the issue of respect for life which shows what
57 3, 70 | dignity of every human person, respect for inviolable and inalienable
58 3, 71 | but must only acknowledge, respect and promote.~Consequently
59 3, 71(90) | the Faith, Instruction on Respect for Human Life in its Origin
60 3, 71 | members of society enjoy respect for certain fundamental
61 3, 71 | way claim to be based on respect for the conscience of others,
62 3, 72 | fundamental principles of absolute respect for life and of the protection
63 3, 72 | contributes to lessening respect for life and opens the door
64 3, 74 | justified either by invoking respect for the freedom of others
65 3, 75 | minimum which they must respect and from which they must
66 3, 77 | an absolute imperative to respect, love and promote the life
67 3, 77 | concern to make unconditional respect for human life the foundation
68 4, 81 | can become saving events. Respect for life requires that science
69 4, 81 | Society as a whole must respect, defend and promote the
70 4, 82 | anthropological reasons upon which respect for every human life is
71 4, 85 | joy for a newborn life, respect for and protection of individual
72 4, 89 | commit himself to absolute respect for human life and its sacredness.~
73 4, 89 | its sacredness.~Absolute respect for every innocent human
74 4, 90 | legislative projects which, with respect for all and in keeping with
75 4, 91 | always take into account and respect the primary and inalienable
76 4, 91 | employ methods which fail to respect the person and fundamental
77 4, 91 | This is the only way to respect the dignity of persons and
78 4, 92 | and they cultivate in them respect for others, a sense of justice,
79 4, 96 | full, and at the same time respect the life and freedom of
80 4, 97 | instils in them growing respect for life, and trains them
81 4, 97 | for serious reasons and in respect for the moral law, they
82 4, 97 | instinct and passion, and to respect the biological laws inscribed
83 4, 97 | person. It is precisely this respect which makes legitimate,
84 4, 98 | and if they are to grow in respect for and service to every
85 4, 98 | capable of commanding general respect and interest by reason of
86 4, 98 | love for others. With great respect they should also present
87 4, 98 | freedom of information with respect for every person and a profound
88 4, 101 | declares that unconditional respect for the right to life of
89 4, 101 | weak or marginalized. Only respect for life can be the foundation
90 4, 101 | person's dignity and without respect for his or her rights.~Nor
Fides et ratio
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91 2, 18 | to itself, then it must respect certain basic rules. The
92 5, 49 | constitutive status” cannot but respect the demands and the data
93 6, 77 | demands which philosophy must respect whenever it engages theology.~
94 7, 85 | will certainly not fail to respect philosophy's demand for
95 7, 99 | 12; 1 Tm 2:4-6).~In this respect, it is easy to see why,
96 Conc, 106 | should rest assured of her respect for the rightful autonomy
Laborem exercens
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97 3, 14 | economic life. The principle of respect for work demands that this
98 4, 16 | States for their citizens Respect for this broad range of
99 4, 17 | On the contrary, it is respect for the objective rights
100 4, 17 | above - in achieving full respect for the worker's rights,
101 4, 18 | and increasingly universal respect for the rights inherent
102 4, 19 | workers plays in safeguarding respect for the inalienable rights
103 4, 19 | adapted in such a way as to respect the requirements of the
104 4, 19 | but also without lack of respect for their family aspirations
105 4, 20 | many possibilities in this respect, including their efforts
106 4, 20 | humanity more fully in every respect. ~One method used by unions
107 5, 25 | Scripture echoes the same respect for what God has done through
108 5, 26 | he has appreciation and respect for human work. It can indeed
Redemptor hominis
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109 1, 4 | criticisms, more resistent with respect to the various "novelties",
110 1, 6 | fears. However, in this respect also, correct limits must
111 2, 8 | weapons, or the lack of respect for the life of the unborn.
112 2, 12 | approach them with the esteem, respect and discernment that since
113 3, 15 | growth of social love, of respect for the rights of others -
114 3, 16 | suffering hunger and misery! Respect each one's dignity and freedom!~
115 3, 17 | all, peace comes down to respect for man's inviolable rights -
116 3, 17 | understood on the basis of respect for the objective and inviolable
117 3, 17 | earnestly requesting them to respect the rights of religion and
118 3, 17 | privilege is asked for, but only respect for an elementary right.
119 4, 20 | pastoral collegiality and with respect for the different traditions
120 4, 22 | tradition and also with full respect and love for the members
Redemptoris missio
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121 Int, 3 | man's freedom, from the respect that is owed to every culture
122 1, 4 | Church's mission? Does not respect for conscience and for freedom
123 3, 29 | is dictated by a twofold respect: "Respect for man in his
124 3, 29 | dictated by a twofold respect: "Respect for man in his quest for
125 3, 29 | questions of his life, and respect for the action of the Spirit
126 3, 29 | presence is to be welcomed with respect and gratitude, but the discernment
127 4, 39 | addresses people with full respect for their freedom.64 Her
128 5, 56 | It is demanded by deep respect for everything that has
129 6, 64 | ecclesial life. In this respect, the declaration of the
130 6, 67 | with understanding and respect for them." 136~
131 6, 72 | be held in esteem, with respect for their nature and aims.
132 7, 82 | maintain an attitude of respect and a desire for mutual
133 7, 86 | rejection of violence and war; respect for the human person and
Slavorum apostoli
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134 1, 1 | coexistence, human development and respect for the intrinsic dignity
135 3, 9 | Together with a great respect for persons and a disinterested
136 5, 18 | spontaneously from mutual respect proper to fraternal love-for
137 7, 26 | their mission with full respect for the culture already
138 8, 30 | peaceful coexistence in mutual respect and inviolate liberty.~
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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139 1, 1 | and society which would respect and promote all the dimensions
140 2, 10 | to the close link between respect for justice and the establishment
141 3, 18 | to the loss of that self respect which every man and woman
142 3, 22 | problems of such countries or respect their cultural make-up.
143 3, 25 | there is an absolute lack of respect for the freedom of choice
144 3, 26 | mentioned here, as a sign of respect for life - despite all the
145 3, 26 | greater degree of rigorous respect for justice and consequently
146 3, 26 | resources, and of the need to respect the integrity and the cycles
147 3, 26 | concern, particularly with respect to the great human problems
148 3, 26 | commemorating, and as a mark of respect for its teaching. ~
149 4, 30 | divine law and therefore with respect for the image received,
150 4, 33 | development which did not respect and promote human rights -
151 4, 33 | authentic development and respect for human rights once again
152 4, 33 | communities do not see a rigorous respect for the moral, cultural
153 4, 33 | awareness of the need to respect the right of every individual
154 4, 33 | internal level of every nation, respect for all rights takes on
155 4, 33 | there must be complete respect for the identity of each
156 4, 33 | emphasized when the most rigorous respect is given to all the demands
157 4, 33 | which excludes regard and respect for the unique dignity of
158 4, 34 | character of development exclude respect for the beings which constitute
159 4, 34 | Such realities also demand respect, by virtue of a threefold
160 4, 34 | resources are used must include respect for moral demands. One of
161 5, 35 | moral causes which, with respect to the behavior of individuals
162 5, 37 | evil which faces us with respect to the development of peoples:
163 5, 39 | particular interests, but respect the interests of others. ~
164 5, 39 | peoples and on the necessary respect for their legitimate differences.
165 6, 43 | not be forgotten. ~In this respect I wish to mention specifically:
166 6, 44 | in the rule of law and in respect for the promotion of human
Ut unum sint
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167 1, 39 | of fraternal charity, of respect for the demands of one's
168 2, 43 | the world by inculcating respect for the rights and needs
169 2, 58 | clearly shows that with respect to our Eastern brethren
170 2, 70 | involves questions of faith and respect for one's own conscience
171 2, 71 | constitute a minority with respect to the post-Reformation
172 2, 72 | atmosphere of joy, mutual respect, Christian solidarity and
173 2, 72 | presence among us.~In this respect I would like to mention
174 3, 79 | results.133 The obligation to respect the truth is absolute. Is
Veritatis splendor
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175 1, 17 | young man's commitment to respect all the moral demands of
176 1, 27 | moral principles, even in respect of the social order, and
177 2, 31 | religious freedom and to respect for conscience on its journey
178 2, 31 | her uniqueness, and of the respect due to the journey of conscience,
179 2, 43 | God, who commands us to respect the natural order and forbids
180 2, 45 | treating it with religious respect and fulfilling her mission
181 2, 47 | Above all, it would have to respect the fundamental commandment
182 2, 47 | all and even exclusively respect for his freedom to make
183 2, 48 | implies, by its very nature, respect for certain fundamental
184 2, 50 | of the duty of absolute respect for human life are to be
185 2, 50(90) | the Faith, Instruction on Respect for Human Life in its Origin
186 2, 55 | expected to foresee and to respect all the individual concrete
187 2, 72 | to that end is marked by respect for the divine laws which
188 2, 76 | obliged to acknowledge and respect the specific moral precepts
189 2, 78 | good of the person with respect for the goods morally relevant
190 2, 80 | itself, in discussing the respect due to the human person,
191 2, 82 | that good. Consequently, respect for norms which prohibit
192 3, 85 | and unchanging moral norms respect the uniqueness and individuality
193 3, 90 | brilliance in the unconditional respect due to the insistent demands
194 3, 91 | entails the obligation to respect his commandments, even in
195 3, 95 | a profound and heartfelt respect, born of that patient and
196 3, 100 | that "in economic matters, respect for human dignity requires
197 3, 101 | service of the body politic, respect for the rights of political
198 3, 102 | difficult situations man must respect the norm of morality so
199 3, 113 | cannot depend simply upon respect for a process: indeed, it
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