Centesimus annus
Chap., § 1 1, 11 | beloved to the Lord Jesus. The content of the text is an excellent
2 3, 23 | sense, rediscovered the content and principles of the Church'
Dives in misericordia
Chap., § 3 2, 3 | meaning of terms and the content of concepts, especially
4 2, 3 | concepts, especially the content of the concept of "mercy" (
5 2, 3 | love"). A grasp of the content of these concepts is the
6 2, 3 | of the vocabulary and the content proper to the concept of
7 3, 4 | daughters: mercy is the content of intimacy with their Lord,
8 3, 4 | intimacy with their Lord, the content of their dialogue with Him.
9 3, 4 | differentiated by their particular content, but it could be said that
10 3, 4 | on one single fundamental content, to express its surpassing
11 3, 4(52)| a certain sense a legal content. The juridical commitment
12 3, 4(52)| different ways to the same basic content. But the two terms mentioned
13 3, 4(52)| only of the rather general content of the verb hanan but also
14 3, 4(52)| verb hanan but also of the content of hesed and rahamim. The
15 3, 4(52)| link up with the semantic content proper to the term hesed.~
16 4, 5 | with great exactness in the content of the Gospel parable. It
17 4, 6 | constitutes the fundamental content of the messianic message
18 5, 7 | draw closer still to the content of the encyclical Redemptor
19 5, 9 | fullness of their prophetic content the words that Mary uttered
20 6, 10 | Magnificat have a prophetic content that concerns not only the
21 7, 13 | constituted the central content of the messianic mission
22 7, 14 | confer on justice a new content, which is expressed most
23 8, 15 | conscience empty of religious content he does not find the equivalent,
Dominum et vivificantem
Chap., § 24 1, 4 | the correct meaning of the content of Christ's message; they
25 1, 6 | the strict correlation of content and intention with the just-mentioned
26 2, 30 | Apostles. And in the very content of that first witness, the
27 3, 53 | Through the Christological content of the event we have to
28 3, 56 | takes concrete form as the content of culture and civilization,
Ecclesia de Eucharistia
Chap., § 29 5, 47 | way consonant with the new content of Easter.~
Evangelium vitae
Chap., § 30 1, 19 | emptied of its original content, and its very meaning and
31 3, 53 | Vitae sets forth the central content of God's revelation on the
32 3, 76 | Spirit, Christ gives new content and meaning to the law of
Fides et ratio
Chap., § 33 Int, 4 | the organic unity of their content, it produces a systematic
34 Int, 5 | false modesty, people rest content with partial and provisional
35 1, 15 | difference of method and content, both disciplines point
36 4, 36 | principles, they no longer rested content with the ancient myths,
37 4, 41 | that they identified the content of their message with the
38 4, 41 | intense in living faith's content they were able to reach
39 5, 55 | Philosophy is expected to rest content with more modest tasks such
40 6, 65 | theology makes its own the content of Revelation as this has
41 6, 69 | universality of faith's content be abandoned. Nor should
42 6, 76 | the sense that it concerns content. Revelation clearly proposes
43 6, 79 | however, can only be one. The content of Revelation can never
44 7, 82 | a genuinely ontological content. The inspired authors intended
45 7, 90 | with the demands and the content of the word of God, nihilism
46 7, 92 | order then to mediate the content of faith to those cultures
47 7, 92 | Revelation entrusts to it, never content to stop short of that goal.
48 7, 93 | understanding of Revelation and the content of faith. The very heart
Laborem exercens
Chap., § 49 2, 4 | acceleration" exceeds the essential content of what was said in that
50 2, 5 | particularly charged with content and tension of an ethical
51 2, 6 | independently of their objective content, these actions must all
52 2, 6 | field, taking the whole content of the Gospel message as
Redemptor hominis
Chap., § 53 2, 7 | Resurrection, which constitute the content of the Church's daily life.
54 2, 12 | itself becomes part of the content of that proclamation, being
55 4, 20 | Sacrament, the stupendous content and meaning of which have
Redemptoris Mater
Chap., § 56 1, 12 | an essential Mariological content, namely the truth about
Redemptoris missio
Chap., § 57 2, 16 | the kingdom of God (the content of Jesus' own "kerygma")
58 4, 37 | originates not just from whatever content is eventually expressed,
59 7, 86 | be educated.~We cannot be content when we consider the millions
Slavorum apostoli
Chap., § 60 5, 16 | not only the evangelical content of the doctrine proclaimed
61 5, 18 | her intact in its divine content, in such a way as to bring
Sollicitudo rei socialis
Chap., § 62 2, 7 | Spes. ~With regard to the content and themes once again set
63 2, 9 | offers a great wealth of content, which it is appropriate
64 2, 10 | consideration of the striking content of the Encyclical's historic
65 3, 14 | undoubtedly conceals a moral content, before which the Church,
66 6, 41 | would be emptied of its true content, and this would be an act
Ut unum sint
Chap., § 67 1, 18 | adherence of all to the content of revealed faith in its
68 1, 19 | Because by its nature the content of faith is meant for all
69 3, 78 | present in them the full content and all the requirements
Veritatis splendor
Chap., § 70 1, 8 | profound and unchanging content, we must carefully inquire
71 1, 19 | and at the same time the content of this perfection consist
72 1, 24 | Indeed, the New Law is not content to say what must be done,
73 2, 37 | specific and determined moral content, universally valid and permanent.
74 2, 37 | not be part of the proper content of Revelation, and would
75 2, 53(98) | character but have a determined content, upon the assumption of
76 2, 67 | clearly determined binding content or as an intention with
77 2, 82 | any particular norm the content of which would be binding
78 2, 83 | Episcopate, we must not be content merely to warn the faithful
79 3, 89 | Faith also possesses a moral content. It gives rise to and calls
80 3, 107 | presenting the foundations and content of Christian morality, the
81 3, 109 | the Holy Spirit, upon the content of faith itself. The "vocation"
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