Centesimus annus
Chap., § 1 Int, 1 | it and applied it to the circumstances of the day.2~In doing likewise
2 Int, 3 | Amid changing historical circumstances, this movement has contributed
3 3, 22 | borne in such difficult circumstances by many Pastors, entire
4 3, 23 | in other places and other circumstances. May people learn to fight
5 3, 24 | those who, in difficult circumstances and under persecution, remained
6 3, 26 | these attempts, present circumstances are leading to a reaffirmation
7 5, 45 | such a criterion, in given circumstances, could be used to judge
8 5, 48 | development, in exceptional circumstances the State can also exercise
9 5, 48 | the sick, and all those in circumstances which call for assistance,
Dominum et vivificantem
Chap., § 10 1, 4 | changing conditions and circumstances. The Holy Spirit, then,
11 3, 56 | and methods according to circumstances of time and place, in order
Ecclesia de Eucharistia
Chap., § 12 4, 45 | Eucharist under special circumstances, to individual persons belonging
13 4, 46 | cases and in particular circumstances, Catholics too can request
Evangelium vitae
Chap., § 14 Int, 5 | in the light of present circumstances and attacks threatening
15 1, 18 | anxiety about the future. Such circumstances can mitigate even to a notable
16 2, 44 | actually denying life in these circumstances is completely foreign to
17 3, 65 | take account of concrete circumstances. It needs to be determined
18 3, 65 | exist, and if, in the given circumstances, this does not prevent the
19 3, 65 | Magisterium. 82~Depending on the circumstances, this practice involves
20 4, 83 | and precisely in these circumstances it is open to perceiving
21 4, 85 | consideration, as occasion and circumstances demand.~ ~
22 4, 89 | support and solidarity which circumstances may from time to time suggest,
Fides et ratio
Chap., § 23 Int, 6 | doctrine which, in the present circumstances, risk being distorted or
24 6, 68 | these to the particular circumstances of individual and communal
25 7, 95 | historical and contingent circumstances in which the texts developed
26 7, 95 | truth transcending those circumstances.~Human language may be conditioned
Laborem exercens
Chap., § 27 Bles | whatever its nature or circumstances; it means any human activity
28 2, 7 | consequence of new concrete circumstances, of the activity of workers'
29 3, 13 | nevertheless be repeated in other circumstances of time and place, if people'
30 4, 18 | historical, civil and other such circumstances. They must also be more
31 4, 23 | aspects an evil, in certain circumstances it is, as the phrase goes,
32 4, 23 | be exploited. All these circumstances should categorically give
33 5, 25 | have laboured to better the circumstances of their lives through a
Redemptor hominis
Chap., § 34 4, 20 | regard and the different circumstances of the lives of the people
Redemptoris Mater
Chap., § 35 1, 8 | Nazareth, within the concrete circumstances of the history of Israel,
Redemptoris missio
Chap., § 36 3, 23 | and to the diversity of circumstances and peoples. Nevertheless,
37 4, 33 | arises from the variety of circumstances in which that mission is
38 5, 50 | and in the light of local circumstances, the response of Christians
39 6, 71 | all the more insistent in circumstances in which only through them
40 7, 82 | non-Christian countries. These circumstances are certainly an opportunity
Slavorum apostoli
Chap., § 41 1, 2 | peoples, was linked to three circumstances that were the subject of
42 1, 3 | Pope Leo's Epistle, the new circumstances in which it so happens that
43 3, 9 | fulfillment-in time and in concrete circumstances - of the words of Christ,
Sollicitudo rei socialis
Chap., § 44 2, 9 | on natural conditions or circumstances as a whole.~The Encyclical
45 3, 19 | and occasionally hasty. ~Circumstances have changed, both within
46 3, 23 | readily apparent in the circumstances of history, where believers
47 5, 38 | unpredictable and external circumstances. Nevertheless, one must
48 5, 40 | in the present difficult circumstances. Among them I wish to recall
49 6, 41 | individual's role, vocation and circumstances. ~The condemnation of evils
Ut unum sint
Chap., § 50 1, 17 | certainly, in the present circumstances of Christians, one of the
51 2, 42 | conflict rages. In such circumstances those committed to ecumenism
52 2, 43 | experience shows, that in some circumstances the united voice of Christians
53 2, 46 | cases and in particular circumstances, Catholics too can request
54 2, 58 | into consideration various circumstances affecting individuals, wherein
55 2, 58 | Hence, in view of special circumstances of time, place and personage,
56 2, 66 | root everywhere.112 These circumstances notwithstanding, the Council
57 3, 85 | conflicts to serve in some circumstances to make explicit certain
58 3, 94 | the unity of faith. When circumstances require it, he speaks in
Veritatis splendor
Chap., § 59 Int, 4 | doctrine which, in the present circumstances, risk being distorted or
60 Int, 4 | these commandments in all circumstances? Also, an opinion is frequently
61 Int, 5 | 5. Given these circumstances, which still exist, I came
62 1, 26 | lived in different cultural circumstances (cf. Rom 12-15; 1 Cor 11-
63 2, 52 | oblige always and under all circumstances does not mean that in the
64 2, 52 | situation depends on the circumstances, not all of which can be
65 2, 52 | result of coercion or other circumstances, can be hindered from doing
66 2, 53 | the light of historical circumstances by the Church's Magisterium,
67 2, 56 | latter, by taking account of circumstances and the situation, could
68 2, 59 | application in concrete present circumstances. The judgment of conscience
69 2, 70 | in themselves or in their circumstances, which would not engage
70 2, 74 | the acting subject, the circumstances — and in particular the
71 2, 77 | consequences are part of those circumstances of the act, which, while
72 2, 80 | of the one acting and the circumstances. Consequently, without in
73 2, 80 | on morality exercised by circumstances and especially by intentions,
74 2, 80 | themselves, independently of circumstances, are always seriously wrong
75 2, 81 | intention or particular circumstances can diminish their evil,
76 2, 81 | justified?".134 ~Consequently, circumstances or intentions can never
77 3, 91 | even in the most dire of circumstances, and the refusal to betray
78 3, 93 | even in the most ordinary circumstances, the Christian is called,
79 3, 97 | may sometimes be good, and circumstances frequently difficult, civil
80 3, 104 | to adapt it to particular circumstances. It is quite human for the
81 3, 117 | situations, in the most varied of circumstances. And when Christians ask
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