Dives in misericordia
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1 4, 5 | to in accordance with the norms of justice. Precisely this
Ecclesia de Eucharistia
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2 4, 42 | the Church has drawn up norms aimed both at fostering
3 4, 42 | faithful observance of these norms becomes a practical means
4 4, 46 | own appreciation of these norms, which make it possible
5 4, 46 | observance of the body of norms established in this area 99
6 5, 50 | needs to be given to the norms regulating the construction
7 5, 52 | urgently that the liturgical norms for the celebration of the
8 5, 52 | with great fidelity. These norms are a concrete expression
9 5, 52 | appreciation of liturgical norms as a reflection of, and
10 5, 52 | according to the liturgical norms, and communities which conform
11 5, 52 | communities which conform to those norms, quietly but eloquently
12 5, 52 | deeper meaning of liturgical norms, I have asked the competent
Evangelium vitae
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13 3, 69 | when establishing those norms which are absolutely necessary
14 3, 70 | majority, whereas moral norms considered to be objective
15 3, 71 | of conscience or dictate norms concerning things which
Fides et ratio
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16 Int, 4 | certain fundamental moral norms which are shared by all.
17 3, 34(29) | if it respects... moral norms, will never be genuinely
Redemptoris missio
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18 5, 50 | sisters in accordance with the norms of the Decree on Ecumenism:
19 6, 64 | implementing the provisions of the norms which the Congregation for
20 6, 64(127)| Cf. Norms for the Cooperation of the
21 6, 68(138)| Congregation for the Clergy, Norms Postquam Apostoli, 24-25:
22 6, 68(139)| Congregation for the Clergy, Norms Postquam Apostoli, 29: loc.
23 6, 75 | ordered plan of action, issue norms and directives, as well
24 6, 76 | established directives and norms,163 and also having recourse
Ut unum sint
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25 1, 16 | Application of Principles and Norms on Ecumenism, issued with
26 1, 16(27) | Application of Principles and Norms on Ecumenism (25 March 1993):
27 2, 42 | Application of Principles and Norms on Ecumenism refers to the
28 2, 42 | Application of Principles and Norms on Ecumenism expresses the
29 2, 42(69) | Application of Principles and Norms on Ecumenism (25 March 1993 ),
30 2, 46 | been laid down in specific norms; for the sake of furthering
31 2, 46 | furthering ecumenism these norms must be respected.78~
32 2, 46(78) | Application of Principles and Norms on Ecumenism (25 March 1993),
33 2, 58 | Application of Principles and Norms on Ecumenism.96~In so important
34 2, 58(96) | Application of Principles and Norms on Ecumenism (25 March 1993),
35 3, 98(156)| Application of Principles and Norms on Ecumenism (25 March 1993 ),
Veritatis splendor
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36 2, 36 | religious foundation for moral norms, it has, nonetheless, been
37 2, 36 | faith in identifying moral norms with reference to specific "
38 2, 36 | communicable — character of moral norms belonging to the sphere
39 2, 36 | reason in the domain of moral norms regarding the right ordering
40 2, 36 | life in this world. Such norms would constitute the boundaries
41 2, 37 | regard to particular moral norms which deal with the so-called "
42 2, 37 | so-called "human good". Such norms would not be part of the
43 2, 40 | creates values and moral norms.72 Were this autonomy to
44 2, 40 | freedom which creates moral norms, on the basis of historical
45 2, 41 | self-determination or the imposition of norms unrelated to his good, this
46 2, 46 | and even for its operative norms the results of a statistical
47 2, 47 | universally valid moral norms. According to certain theologians,
48 2, 47 | conditioning of all moral norms. In their view, man, as
49 2, 50 | thought of as simply a set of norms on the biological level;
50 2, 53 | existence of "objective norms of morality" 96 valid for
51 2, 53 | the role of certain moral norms (cf Mt 19:1-9). This is
52 2, 53 | universal and permanent moral norms in the light of different
53 2, 53 | down the centuries: the norms expressing that truth remain
54 2, 53(98) | bases the fact that moral norms, even in the context of
55 2, 55 | application of general moral norms to individual cases in the
56 2, 55 | of the person. But those norms, they continue, cannot be
57 2, 55 | particularity. While such norms might somehow be useful
58 2, 55 | authors to state that these norms are not so much a binding
59 2, 55 | observance of universal norms as to a creative and responsible
60 2, 68 | conformity with specific moral norms or rules. By virtue of a
61 2, 74 | provide a foundation for the norms of the moral life. This
62 2, 75 | considered as operative norms which are always relative
63 2, 82 | Consequently, respect for norms which prohibit such acts
64 3, 85 | universal and unchanging moral norms respect the uniqueness and
65 3, 90 | protected by those moral norms which prohibit without exception
66 3, 90 | existence of negative moral norms regarding specific kinds
67 3, 90 | specific kinds of behaviour, norms which are valid without
68 3 | Universal and unchanging moral norms at the service of the person
69 3, 96 | universal and unchanging moral norms is not demeaning at all.
70 3, 96 | obedience to universal moral norms does man find full confirmation
71 3, 96 | for society as such. These norms in fact represent the unshakable
72 3, 96 | is a matter of the moral norms prohibiting intrinsic evil,
73 3, 97 | 97. In this way, moral norms, and primarily the negative
74 3, 97 | which acknowledges certain norms as valid always and for
75 3, 110 | and the truth of the moral norms which the Magisterium teaches. ~
76 3, 110 | commandments and practical norms authoritatively declared
77 3, 112 | rejecting the truth of the moral norms taught by the Church. The
78 3, 112 | decisive indications of moral norms. It is the Gospel which
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