Centesimus annus
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1 1, 6 | family, but also to the common good, since "it may truly
2 1, 11 | duty of watching over the common good and of ensuring that
3 2, 12 | possessions should become the common property of all...; but
4 2, 13 | always with a view to the common good. This is what I have
5 2, 14 | interest which replaces the common good and sets out to destroy
6 2, 19 | upholds the principle of the common destination of material
7 3, 22 | awareness of a human dignity common to all, the Church affirmed
8 3, 27 | closely united in a bond of common culture and an ageold history.
9 3, 28 | purpose of economic growth and common development, redefining
10 4, 30 | subordinated to their original common destination as created goods,
11 4, 30 | possessions as his own, but as common to all...", because "above
12 4, 30 | just as our own but also as common, in the sense that they
13 4, 30 | based on the law of the common purpose of goods".68 I have
14 4, 31 | right to property and the common destination of material
15 4, 32 | people in working towards a common goal. Organizing such a
16 4, 34 | active contribution to the common good of humanity.~In Third
17 4, 36 | with others for the sake of common growth are the factors which
18 4, 40 | defence and preservation of common goods such as the natural
19 4, 43 | be oriented towards the common good. This teaching also
20 5, 47 | make decisions aimed at the common good. Certain demands which
21 5, 47 | a coherent vision of the common good. The latter is not
22 5, 48 | urgent reasons touching the common good, must be as brief as
23 5, 48 | always with a view to the common good.100~By intervening
24 5, 51 | readiness to promote the common good. Thus the first and
25 5, 52 | functioning of the market to the common good, so too there is a
26 6, 58 | an adequate notion of the common good in relation to the
27 6, 58 | direct the economy to the common good, something that an
28 6, 60 | unanimous witness of our common convictions regarding the
Dives in misericordia
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29 4, 6 | of mercy is based on the common experience of that good
30 4, 6 | good which is man, on the common experience of the dignity
31 4, 6 | that is proper to him. This common experience makes the prodigal
32 6, 12 | a sense of the authentic common good and the ease with which
Dominum et vivificantem
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33 3, 49 | The measurement of time in common use defines years, centuries
34 3, 65 | in its simplest and most common manner, expresses itself
Ecclesia de Eucharistia
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35 2, 24 | fraternity already present in our common sharing at the same Eucharistic
36 3, 30 | the word or services of common prayer with Christians from
37 3, 32 | in a praiseworthy way the common priesthood of all the faithful
38 4, 44 | desire itself is already a common prayer of praise, a single
39 4, 44(93) | Divine law forbids any common worship which would damage
40 CON, 61 | whom we are joined by our common Baptism. But if this treasure
Evangelium vitae
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41 Int, 4 | criminal and rejected by the common moral sense are gradually
42 1, 20 | this way, any reference to common values and to a truth absolutely
43 1, 20 | State is no longer the "common home" where all can live
44 3, 55 | for another's life, the common good of the family or of
45 3, 56 | concrete conditions of the common good and are more in conformity
46 3, 62 | vigorously reaffirmed this common doctrine. Pius XI in particular,
47 3, 67 | and true mercy, which our common humanity calls for, and
48 3, 70 | and the adoption of the "common good" as the end and criterion
49 3, 71 | is that of ensuring the common good of people through the
50 3, 71 | accepted today that the common good is best safeguarded
51 3, 72 | individual but also to the common good; as such they are completely
52 3, 72 | possibility of achieving the common good. Consequently, a civil
53 4, 82 | with non-believers, in our common commitment to the establishment
54 4, 90 | serve the people and the common good, they have a duty to
55 4, 90 | which may be contrary to the common good. Although laws are
56 4, 93 | to commit oneself to the common good",121 solidarity also
57 4, 101 | through the promotion of the common good. It is impossible to
58 4, 101 | impossible to further the common good without acknowledging
Fides et ratio
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59 Int, 1 | questions which have their common source in the quest for
60 Int, 4 | like them, all sharing a common destiny. Here begins, then,
61 1, 13 | external difference among common modes of thought. So too
62 1, 13 | the Eucharist remain among common bread”.17~In short, the
63 2, 16 | again and certain features common to the cultures of the ancient
64 3, 24 | starting-point to establish a common base for the proclamation
65 4, 41 | What does Athens have in common with Jerusalem? The Academy
66 5, 55 | become to some extent the common mind. An example of this
67 7, 90 | which appears today as the common framework of many philosophies
68 7, 96(112)| have been developed though common effort by Catholic teachers
Laborem exercens
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69 2, 6 | done by man - even if the common scale of values rates it
70 2, 7 | workforce" is in fact in common use) always exists, especially
71 2, 8 | The call to solidarity and common action addressed to the
72 2, 10 | work also to increase the common good developed together
73 3, 13 | the most elementary and common phase (also called common
74 3, 13 | common phase (also called common materialism, because it
75 3, 14 | broader context of the right common to all to use the goods
76 3, 14 | subordinated to the right to common use, to the fact that goods
77 3, 14 | of goods and the right to common use of them. From this point
78 3, 14 | consideration of human labour and of common access to the goods meant
79 3, 14 | subordination to the demands of the common good, and they would be
80 3, 15 | something that is owned in common, he is working "for himself".
81 4, 17 | labour policy. However, it is common knowledge that in the present
82 4, 18 | namely the principle of the common use of goods or, to put
83 4, 18 | individuals and for the common good of each society and
84 4, 19 | namely, the principle of the common use of goods. In every system,
85 4, 19 | goods which are intended for common use: both the goods of nature
86 4, 20 | are to a certain extent common for all of them; at the
87 4, 20 | correcting - with a view to the common good of the whole of society -
88 4, 20 | prudent concern for the common good. However, the role
89 4, 20 | within the £ramework of the common good of the whole of society;
90 4, 20 | the requirements of the common good of society, which also
91 4, 22 | man, and a denial of our common humanity, to admit to the
92 4, 23 | could contribute to the common good of his own country,
Redemptor hominis
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93 1, 6 | dialogue, contacts, prayer in common, investigation of the treasures
94 2, 11 | great spiritual heritage common to Christians and Jews.
95 2, 11 | truth which - if in the common awareness of the modern
96 3, 17 | fundamental factor in the common good, constitute the essential
97 3, 17 | the duty to act for the common good and, in so doing, has
98 3, 17 | power is solicitude for the common good of society; this is
99 3, 17 | inviolable rights of man. The common good that authority in the
100 4, 20 | investigated more deeply by us in common reflection, and many more
Redemptoris Mater
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101 1, 20 | the flesh" deriving from a common origin from the same set
102 2, 30 | together look to her as our common Mother, who prays for the
Redemptoris missio
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103 2, 17 | religions are capable of finding common ground in the one divine
104 3, 23 | missionary mandate" contain common elements as well as characteristics
105 4, 39 | freedoms that ensure the common good of individuals and
106 5, 50 | Decree on Ecumenism: by a common profession of faith in God
107 5, 51 | problems with a view to a common commitment. These communities
108 5, 51 | encouraged to share in the common task. Thus, these communities
109 6, 62 | as a group to the one and common mission of proclaiming and
110 6, 63 | shepherds, to all of whom in common Christ gave the command."121
111 6, 75 | confronting great questions of common concern, with due regard
112 7, 84 | Missionary Union - have the common purpose of fostering a universal
Slavorum apostoli
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113 5, 16 | Creator and Redeemer to be the common dwelling for all humanity.
114 5, 16 | Church. Thus through the common sharing of gifts and through
115 5, 16 | of gifts and through the common effort to attain fullness
116 5, 19 | all for the sake of the common good. The Church everywhere
117 6, 21 | literary language, and even the common language of the more educated
118 7, 25 | to the formation of the common Christian roots of Europe,
119 8, 30 | have been conquered in the common awareness of the truth,
120 8, 31 | ancient and new, placed in the common treasury by so many different
121 8, 31 | whole Church, aware of this common treasure, professes her
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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122 2, 10 | ruled by concern for the common good of all humanity, or
123 3, 15 | individual but also for the common good. Experience shows us
124 3, 17 | either becomes shared in common by every part of the world
125 3, 18 | 18. Another indicator common to the vast majority of
126 3, 21 | the cause of a development common to all.~Countries which
127 3, 22 | cooperation by all for the common good of the human race,
128 3, 23 | widely and generously to the common good. ~If a nation were
129 3, 26 | are linked together by a common destiny, which is to be
130 3, 26(48) | all men, and therefore the common good of humanity...peace
131 4, 33 | seated at the table of the common banquet,"61 instead of lying
132 5, 35 | and in conformity with the common good of humanity, an effective
133 5, 36 | awareness of the universal common good, and the need to further
134 5, 38 | higher values such as the common good or, to quote the felicitous
135 5, 38 | to commit oneself to the common good; that is to say to
136 5, 39 | greater share of goods and common services, should feel responsible
137 5, 39 | groups in the context of the common good.~The same criterion
138 5, 39 | contribution of their own to the common good with their treasures
139 5, 40 | point, awareness of the common fatherhood of God, of the
140 6, 43 | which exist solely for the common good.~The existing institutions
141 7, 47 | witness together to our common convictions concerning the
142 7, 49 | have given all peoples one common origin, and your will is
Ut unum sint
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143 1, 21 | most complete expression in common prayer. When brothers and
144 1, 21 | confirmation of unity. The common prayer of Christians is
145 1, 22 | place certainly belongs to common prayer, the prayerful union
146 1, 22 | grow ever more united in common prayer around Christ, they
147 1, 23 | which we sincerely seek. Our common prayer, inspired by faith,
148 1, 23 | can gather together in the common celebration of the Eucharist.44~
149 1, 24 | an ecumenical meeting and common prayer with our brothers
150 1, 24 | both to our long years of common inheritance and to the sad
151 1, 24 | expressed in worship and in common life in Christ".47 And how
152 1, 30 | the many meetings and the common prayer which the Council
153 1, 32 | conscience demands for the common good. They also come together
154 1, 32 | They also come together for common prayer, where that is permitted.
155 1, 33 | dialogue is marked by a common quest for truth, particularly
156 1, 34 | greater maturity in our common prayer for one another.
157 1, 38 | for example of the recent common declarations signed by my
158 1, 40 | merely at mutual knowledge, common prayer and dialogue. They
159 1, 40(66) | Cf. Common Christological Declaration
160 1, 40 | cooperation based on our common faith is not only filled
161 1, 40 | Christians becomes a form of common Christian witness and a
162 2, 41 | many of the fruits of this common conversion to the Gospel
163 2, 44 | step forward which these common translations represent.~
164 2, 45 | desire itself is already a common prayer of praise, a single
165 2, 47 | Christian endowments from our common heritage which are to be
166 2, 49 | faith which they have in common. This has served to consolidate
167 2, 50 | the Catholic Church, their common willingness to seek the
168 2, 56 | experience that guides our common path towards the re-establishment
169 2, 59 | find its fulfilment in the common celebration of the Holy
170 2, 59 | basis of what we have in common, the Joint Commission has
171 2, 59 | already profess together that common faith in the mystery of
172 2, 59 | bear a faithful and united common witness in our time, that
173 2, 62 | Churches in declaring our common faith in Jesus Christ, true
174 2, 62 | the great joy of signing a common Christological declaration
175 2, 62(108)| Cf. Common Christological Declaration
176 2, 63 | the faith which we have in common. Once again it must be said
177 2, 65 | 65. Common roots and similar, if distinct,
178 2, 66 | Baptism, which we have in common, represents "a sacramental
179 2, 66 | ecumenical implications of our common Baptism are many and important.
180 2, 68 | features of the ancient, common liturgy".122~The Council
181 2, 71 | other forms of encounter, common prayer and practical cooperation.
182 3, 78 | will be expressed in the common celebration of the Eucharist.~
183 3, 80 | commissions but must become a common heritage. For this to come
184 3, 84 | Christians already have a common Martyrology. This also includes
185 3, 84 | salvation.~When we speak of a common heritage, we must acknowledge
186 3, 87 | Ecclesial Communities to certain common Christian values, from their
187 3, 94 | the requirements of the common good of the Church, should
188 3, 95 | the Roman See acted by common consent as moderator".154~
Veritatis splendor
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189 2, 51 | nature which all have in common, as it emerges from certain
190 2, 51 | good. By submitting to the common law, our acts build up the
191 2, 52 | They unite in the same common good all people of every
192 2, 52 | oneself, the personal dignity common to all. ~On the other hand,
193 2, 53 | would not only conflict with common experience, but would render
194 3, 96 | its members, who possess common rights and duties. When
195 3, 114 | Tim 4:1-4)".178 ~It is our common duty, and even before that
196 3, 114 | and even before that our common grace, as Pastors and Bishops
197 3, 115 | order to clarify and aid our common discernment. ~Each of us
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