Centesimus annus
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1 1, 5 | long been disturbing the nations of the world should have
2 2, 12 | recently industrialized nations found themselves.~Two things
3 2, 14 | interests of the various nations was replaced by attempts
4 2, 17 | possible, in which great nations invested their energies
5 2, 17 | take possession of entire nations and drive them to act.49
6 2, 17 | particularly the leaders of nations in our own time, when other
7 2, 18 | assistance to the less developed nations. Scientific and technological
8 2, 19 | and restored the right of nations, ended without having attained
9 2, 21 | drawing up of a new "right of nations", to which the Holy See
10 2, 21 | evolution has been the United Nations Organization. Not only has
11 2, 21 | awareness of the rights of nations, as well as a clearer realization
12 2, 21 | been positive. The United Nations, moreover, has not yet succeeded
13 3, 24 | culture and moral life of nations are corrupted. For this
14 3, 27 | conflicts which arise between nations, so that each nation can
15 3, 27 | especially needed for the nations of Europe, which are closely
16 3, 27 | cost of other peoples and nations, by violating their rights
17 3, 28 | the united effort of other nations. Obviously they themselves
18 4, 32 | wealth of the industrialized nations is based much more on this
19 4, 34 | the level of individual nations and of international relations,
20 4, 35 | provide all individuals and nations with the basic conditions
21 4, 35 | international community. Stronger nations must offer weaker ones opportunities
22 5, 45 | social organizations and nations — all of which enjoy their
23 5, 46 | culture of individuals and of nations, he will not fail to affirm
24 5, 50 | the culture of the various nations, sustaining culture in its
25 5, 52(104)| Discourse at the United Nations (October 4, 1965): AAS 57 (
26 5, 52 | be they individuals or nations — need to be provided with
27 5, 52 | enrichment of the family of nations.~ ~
Dives in misericordia
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28 6, 10 | between individuals and nations dissolve or shrink through
29 6, 11 | communities, societies and nations can fall victim to the abuse
30 6, 11 | entire societies and of nations, that for one reason or
31 6, 11 | individuals and between nations not only still exists; it
Dominum et vivificantem
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32 1, 9 | and make disciples of all nations," a mandate which contains,
33 1, 16 | bring forth justice to the nations..."57; and he will become "
34 1, 16 | the people, a light to the nations..."58; "that my salvation
35 1, 16 | for Israel, for all the nations, for all humanity. The fullness
36 1, 25 | began to spread among the nations by means of preaching."94 ~
37 2, 30 | first-fruits of all the nations."110 ~The connection between
38 Conc, 67 | the human family, peoples, nations, continents, anxiously hoping
Evangelium vitae
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39 Int, 4 | the good of persons and nations.~The end result of this
40 3, 61(60) | appointed you a prophet to the nations'" (1:4-5). The Psalmist,
41 3, 73 | organizations, in other nations - particularly those which
42 4, 85 | the peoples of different nations and cultures express joy
Fides et ratio
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43 3, 24 | one ancestor he made all nations to inhabit the whole earth,
Laborem exercens
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44 1, 1 | social life within individual nations and on the international
45 1, 1 | rightful place among the nations and in international decision-making.
46 1, 2 | question" within individual nations, in the next period the
47 2, 4 | humanity or of individual nations, linking these periods to
48 3, 11 | specialized agency of the United Nations Organization. ~In the following
49 3, 14 | the relationships between nations and continents. It needs
50 4, 17 | beginning with the United Nations Organization. It appears
51 4, 17 | Organization of the United Nations and other bodies too have
Redemptor hominis
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52 2, 7 | humanity - to the peoples, the nations, the succeeding generations,
53 2, 11 | and sisters, the peoples, nations, States, mankind, developing
54 3, 16(103)| General Assembly of the United Nations, October 4, 1965: AAS 57 (
55 3, 16 | aid, the new States and nations awakening to independent
56 3, 17 | give life to the United Nations Organization, an effort
57 3, 17 | setting up of the United Nations Organization certainly had
58 3, 17 | harmonious living together of the nations. Indeed, it is a significant
Redemptoris Mater
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59 Int, 6 | communities, for peoples and nations and, in a sense, for all
60 1, 14 | become the father of many nations" (cf. Rom. 4:18), so Mary,
61 2 | of God present in all the nations of the earth~
62 2, 26 | whole world to teach all nations" (cf. Mt. 28:19) when he
63 2, 26 | and make disciples of all nations . . . lo, I am with you
64 2, 27 | in the midst of all the nations of the earth, we find the
65 2, 27 | the different peoples and nations of the earth accept with
66 2, 28 | People of God...among all the nations of the earth." And she reminds
67 2, 28 | and disciples, in all the nations of the earth, "devote themselves
68 2, 28 | around that King to whom the nations have been given in heritage (
69 2, 28 | groups, but sometimes whole nations and societies, even whole
70 3, 48 | the different peoples and nations of the world. In this regard,
71 3, 49 | midst of all the peoples and nations, beginning from the day
72 Conc, 52 | individual, every community, to nations and peoples, and to the
73 Conc, 52 | individuals, families and nations; she sees her helping the
Redemptoris missio
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74 Int, 2 | more evident in the life of nations, and communion between the
75 Int, 2 | specifically directed "to the nations" (ad gentes) appears to
76 2, 12 | and interpreter among the nations. In the course of her history,
77 3, 22 | and make disciples of all nations,...and lo, I am with you
78 3, 23 | apostles, who are sent to "all nations" (Mt 28:19); "into all the
79 3, 23 | creation" (Mk 16:15); to "all nations" (Lk 24:47); "to the end
80 3, 25 | and mysteriously guides nations and history. But if they
81 3, 25 | decisively opened to the "nations." Witness to Christ spreads
82 4, 31 | of God to all people and nations."49~This mission is one
83 4, 37 | be evangelized. In many nations entire peoples and cultural
84 4, 37 | The future of the younger nations is being shaped in the cities.~
85 5, 43 | life of their respective nations and can be a sign of the
86 5, 47 | to make disciples of all nations and to baptize them (cf.
87 5, 50 | Jesus Christ before the nations - to the extent that this
88 5, 52 | missionary activity among the nations, the Church encounters different
89 5, 59 | shows the people of the rich nations how to become brothers and
90 6, 61 | called and sent forth to the nations (cf. Gal 1:15-16).~In the
91 6, 62 | church is sent forth to the nations. Precisely" so that this
92 6, 65 | send them to preach to the nations. Accordingly, through the
93 6, 66 | the risen Lord among the nations must not allow themselves
94 6, 73 | missionary work among the nations owes so much. Imbued with
95 7, 77 | missionary work among the nations."166~Sharing in the universal
96 7, 82 | religions who settle in other nations for reasons of study or
97 Conc, 92 | word, to all people and nations. I see the dawning of a
Slavorum apostoli
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98 1, 1 | especially among the Slav nations, and mindful of their incalculable
99 1, 1(2) | the Prelates of the Slav Nations: AAS 55 (1963), pp. 434-
100 1, 2 | and especially for the nations of the continent of Europe,
101 1, 2 | that divides the Churches, nations and peoples, was linked
102 1, 3 | from the midst of the Slav nations.~The events of the last
103 1, 3(5) | Only in a few Slav nations is the feast still celebrated
104 2, 7 | established in the midst of those nations. He is unanimously venerated,
105 3, 9 | and make disciples of all nations".19 In so doing, the preachers
106 3, 10 | the Good News to the Slav nations which were then forming.~
107 4, 13 | words: "Praise the Lord, all nations! Extol him, all peoples".23
108 4, 15 | Churches in the various nations.~By thus acting, he always
109 5, 16 | concord among peoples and nations, beyond all the frontiers
110 5, 17 | their mission among the Slav nations.~In Venice, before the representatives
111 5, 17 | Praise the Lord, all nations! Extol him, all peoples!".34~
112 5, 19 | love.~All individuals, all nations, cultures and civilizations
113 5, 20 | together with the other nations of the earth, were descendants
114 6, 21 | the cultures of the Slav nations owe their "beginning" or
115 6, 21 | literature of all the Slav nations.~Furthermore, the translation
116 6, 21 | greater part of the Slav nations, and in particular of all
117 6, 22 | all the Slav peoples and nations make the work of evangelization
118 6, 22 | life of these peoples and nations.~
119 7, 26 | coming into being in the Slav nations. From them also comes for
120 8, 28 | and into the of European nations which during the preceding
121 8, 29 | the peace and life of the nations, and even threatening the
122 8, 30 | heritage of faith of the Slav nations; preserve and bless this
123 8, 30 | arrived for these peoples and nations, and the holy Missionaries
124 8, 30 | that the people and the nations which, thanks to the apostolic
125 8, 31 | you, who called the Slav nations into the communion of the
126 8, 31 | and valid which the Slav nations have brought and continue
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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127 2, 7 | incumbent on the more developed nations "to help the developing
128 2, 10 | selfishness of individuals and nations the principal motivation.
129 3, 12 | each country, the United Nations Organization promoted consecutively
130 3, 12 | the aim of helping many nations, some of which had already
131 3, 15 | rights of the individual nations." In fact, it often happens
132 3, 16 | developed or developing nations and the international organizations
133 3, 16 | the part of the developing nations themselves, and especially
134 3, 16 | responsibility of the developed nations, which have not always,
135 3, 17 | development: either all the nations of the world participate,
136 3, 17 | proclaimed by the United Nations. attention is focused on
137 3, 18 | to the vast majority of nations is the phenomenon of unemployment
138 3, 18(36) | A recent United Nations publication entitled World
139 3, 19 | both within the debtor nations and in the international
140 3, 19 | This is because the debtor nations, in order to service their
141 3, 21 | Movement of Non-Aligned Nations, which, in its positive
142 3, 22 | instead of becoming autonomous nations concerned with their own
143 3, 23 | guarantee its own security. Nations which historically, economically
144 3, 23 | a leadership role among nations can only be justified by
145 3, 23 | position in the community of nations, it would fall seriously
146 3, 23 | ready to make use of the nations for the realization of its
147 3, 26 | years ago by the United Nations Organization. Its very existence
148 3, 26 | instruments issued by the United Nations Organization or other international
149 3, 26 | individuals but also to nations and peoples, which, as entities
150 3, 26(47) | International Instruments, United Nations, New York, 1983; John Paul
151 4, 28(51) | not the ultimate goal of nations or of individuals. All growth
152 4, 28(51) | true greatness...both for nations and for individual men,
153 4, 32 | as well as societies and nations. In particular, it obliges
154 4, 32 | misdirected. ~Peoples or nations too have a right to their
155 4, 33 | including the rights of nations and of peoples - be really
156 4, 33 | the Charter of the United Nations Organization: the equality
157 5, 36(65) | small, or even of whole nations and blocs of nations, she
158 5, 36(65) | whole nations and blocs of nations, she knows and she proclaims
159 5, 37 | double attitude of sin; nations and blocs can do so too.
160 5, 38 | interdependence among individuals and nations. The fact that men and women
161 5, 39 | the stronger and richer nations must have a sense of moral
162 5, 39 | responsibility for the other nations, so that a real international
163 5, 39 | integrity of the weaker nations situated within the so-called "
164 5, 39 | solidarity among individuals and nations.~The motto of the pontificate
165 6, 42 | Likewise the leaders of nations and the heads of international
166 6, 44 | possible the developing nations themselves should favor
167 6, 44 | order to take this path, the nations themselves will have to
168 6, 44 | cultural traditions. ~Some nations will have to increase food
169 6, 44 | not particularly developed nations which have nevertheless
170 6, 44 | become food exporters.~Other nations need to reform certain unjust
171 6, 45 | neglected. But the developing nations themselves have the duty
172 6, 45 | desirable, for example, that nations of the some geographical
173 6, 45 | richer and more powerful nations, as part of the hoped -
174 6, 45 | participation in the comity of nations - as is already happening
Ut unum sint
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175 1, 5 | shall be my people. Then the nations will know that I the Lord
176 2, 53 | to whom the Churches and nations of Europe entrust their
177 2, 54 | the world. The great Slav nations of Eastern Europe owe their
178 3, 98 | preaches the Gospel to all nations, it is also true that she
Veritatis splendor
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179 Int, 2 | Christ, the "light of the nations", shines upon the face of
180 Int, 2 | People of God among the nations,3 while attentive to the
181 2, 30 | to "make disciples of all nations..., teaching them to observe
182 3, 98 | affecting entire peoples and nations, there is a growing reaction
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