Centesimus annus
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1 2, 16 | partly the result of an open process by which society
2 5, 46 | values easily turns into open or thinly disguised totalitarianism.~
3 5, 46 | and to manipulation, both open and hidden. The Christian
4 5, 50 | 50. From this open search for truth, which
5 6, 59 | contribute, and helps them to open themselves to a broader
Dives in misericordia
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6 1, 1 | principle with faith, with an open mind and with all our heart.
7 1, 1 | resulting from the Council must open our minds and our hearts
8 5, 7 | people, to Israel, but is open to each and every individual. ~
9 5, 9 | Incarnation, these words open up a new perspective of
Dominum et vivificantem
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10 Int, 2 | questions which are still open. Their main purpose is to
11 1, 16 | suffering, for all those who open their hearts to these gifts -
12 2, 28 | judgment," vast horizons open up for understanding "sin"
13 2, 45 | Spirit a person becomes open to forgiveness, to the remission
14 2, 46 | nevertheless remain "always" open in the economy of salvation
15 2, 46 | self-imposed imprisonment and open oneself to the divine sources
16 3, 58 | enables the human spirit to open in its turn before the saving
17 3, 59 | as a person, but as one open to integration and social
Ecclesia de Eucharistia
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18 5, 47 | Testament tradition and open to being reshaped in Christian
19 5, 50 | shown themselves docile and open to the inspiration of the
Evangelium vitae
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20 Int, 2 | every person sincerely open to truth and goodness can,
21 Int, 4 | international bodies, are left open to false and deceptive solutions,
22 1, 14 | this intention, actually open the door to new threats
23 1, 20 | negotiable, everything is open to bargaining: even the
24 2, 37 | life, which even now is open to eternal life because
25 2, 48 | exceptions. Only when people are open to the fullness of the truth
26 2, 51 | that we may listen with open and generous hearts to every
27 3, 64 | interrupts a life still open to a future of new and interesting
28 4, 83 | these circumstances it is open to perceiving in the face
29 4, 97 | the family is generously open to new lives, and when couples
30 4, 99 | are authentic if they are open to accepting the other person:
Fides et ratio
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31 1, 13 | communication, urges reason to be open to it and to embrace its
32 1, 13 | freedom to refuse to be open to the very reality which
33 1, 15 | summons human beings to be open to the transcendent, whilst
34 2, 18 | reflection, was able to open to reason the path that
35 3, 27 | confers a certitude no longer open to doubt.~Through the centuries,
36 4, 40 | whether the matter was not one open to rational proof—rather
37 4, 41 | blind alley of myth and open itself to the transcendent
38 4, 41 | welcomed reason which was open to the absolute, and they
39 6, 71 | flourish insofar as they remain open to assimilating new experiences.
40 6, 71 | rather, they are prompted to open themselves to the newness
41 6, 75 | of philosophy is always open—at least implicitly—to the
42 7, 95 | the use of a hermeneutic open to the appeal of metaphysics
43 Conc, 101| challenged reason to remain open to the radical newness found
44 Conc, 102| themselves to the Gospel and open themselves to Christ.~
45 Conc, 106| enquiry. They should be open to the impelling questions
Redemptor hominis
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46 1, 6 | relax moral principles and open the way to ethical permissiveness.
47 3, 15 | more responsible, more open to others, especially the
Redemptoris Mater
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48 1, 8 | is and remains perfectly open to this "gift from above" (
49 1, 20 | mother became ever more open to that new dimension of
Redemptoris missio
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50 Int, 3 | 3. Peoples everywhere, open the doors to Christ! His
51 Int, 3 | By accepting Christ, you open yourselves to the definitive
52 2, 20 | gospel values" and are open to the working of the Spirit
53 3, 25 | themselves have made and open themselves to the One whom
54 3, 26 | hearts" (Acts 2:46), were open and missionary: they enjoyed "
55 4, 37 | which promote dialogue and open up new possibilities. We
56 4, 39 | activity, the Church repeats: Open the doors to Christ!~Here
57 4, 39 | the particular churches: Open the doors to missionaries,
58 5, 43 | Christ. Christianity is open to universal brotherhood,
59 5, 47 | such people to be fully open to Christ, and to remind
60 5, 56 | and convictions, and be open to understanding those of
61 5, 57 | 57. A vast field lies open to dialogue, which can assume
62 5, 59 | an "integral development" open to the Absolute.113~
63 6, 64 | church must be generous and open to the needs of the other
64 6, 67 | heart of missionaries - open to the needs of the Church
65 6, 68 | awaits them.138 With an open and fraternal attitude,
66 7, 85 | members of the laity, to be open to the Church's universality,
Slavorum apostoli
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67 7, 27 | local Church must remain open and alert to the other Churches
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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68 2, 9 | by the breadth of outlook open to what is commonly called
69 3, 20 | anguish by the threat of an open and total war.~Although
70 6, 42 | social doctrine must be open to an international outlook,
71 6, 45 | powerful producers; they should open their frontiers to the products
72 7, 47 | closed in upon itself but is open to the Kingdom of God.~The
Ut unum sint
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73 1, 5 | Rather, she is permanently open to missionary and ecumenical
74 1, 10 | ecclesiological vision, open to all the ecclesial values
75 3, 95 | mission, is nonetheless open to a new situation. For
Veritatis splendor
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76 Int, 3 | the way of salvation is open to all. The Second Vatican
77 2, 75 | are always relative and open to exceptions. ~In this
78 3, 87 | foremost, that the frank and open acceptance of truth is the
79 3, 101 | values easily turns into open or thinly disguised totalitarianism".161 ~
80 3, 101 | founded upon truth and open in truth to authentic freedom —
81 Conc, 120| virgins but within a context open to all, he affirmed: "The
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