Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1 Int,  3      |        into Tradition, and which offer opportunities and material
 2   2,  20     |      many think that Marxism can offer a sort of short-cut for
 3   3,  22     |     democracy have emerged which offer a hope for change in fragile
 4   4,  35     | community. Stronger nations must offer weaker ones opportunities
 5   4,  36     |  decision to invest, that is, to offer people an opportunity to
 6   4,  40     |         mechanisms of the market offer secure advantages: they
 7   4,  41     |        make it more difficult to offer this gift of self and to
 8   5,  48     |    effectively only by those who offer them genuine fraternal support,
 9   6,  60     |     particular responsibility to offer this contribution and, as
10   6,  60     |      religions, inviting them to offer the unanimous witness of


Dives in misericordia
   Chap., §
11   3,    4(52)|    Hebrew: therefore it does not offer all the semantic nuances
12   8,   15    |         need for prayer. ~Let us offer up our petitions, directed


Dominum et vivificantem
   Chap., §
13   1,  26     |         by what the world has to offer."100 "God 's Spirit. . .


Ecclesia de Eucharistia
   Chap., §
14   1,  12     |          put it well: “We always offer the same Lamb, not one today
15   1,  12     |          only one... Even now we offer that victim who was once
16   1,  13     |       Church, which is called to offer herself in union with the
17   1,  13     |       whole Christian life, they offer the divine victim to God,
18   1,  13     |        divine victim to God, and offer themselves along with it”.19~
19   3,  32     |        who alone is qualified to offer the Eucharist in persona


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
20 Int,  5      |       episcopal collegiality, to offer me their cooperation in
21 Int,  6      |     appeal, that together we may offer this world of ours new signs
22   1,  26     |        dedication and sacrifice, offer moral and material support
23   1,  26     |        of volunteers prepared to offer hospitality to persons without
24   1,  26     |      inconceivable but which now offer much promise for the future
25   4,  88     |    couple and of sexuality, also offer valuable help in rediscovering
26   4,  97     |          no avoiding the duty to offer, especially to adolescents
27 Conc,  103   |      aware that she is called to offer Christ to the world, giving
28 Conc,  104   |          Church must unceasingly offer to people in every age.


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
29 Int,  6      |          and I do so in order to offer some reflections on the
30   3,  30     |   different religious traditions offer to the ultimate questions.27~
31   6,  70     |    Christ now became a universal offer: no longer limited to one
32   6,  70     |     transcendent. Therefore they offer different paths to the truth,
33   6,  74     |     their thought, but simply to offer significant examples of
34   7,  96(113)|    determinate way, but can only offer changeable approximations
35 Conc,  100   |    influences the other, as they offer to each other a purifying
36 Conc,  108   |         the Virgin was called to offer herself entirely as human
37 Conc,  108   |          philosophy is called to offer its rational and critical


Laborem exercens
   Chap., §
38   4,   17    |      have fresh contributions to offer on this point in particular.


Redemptor hominis
   Chap., §
39   3,  16     |   abstract" one. It will perhaps offer both "sides" an occasion
40   4,  20     |         the special readiness to offer God the spiritual sacrifice174


Redemptoris missio
   Chap., §
41 Int,  3      |        other hand, our own times offer the Church new opportunities
42   3,  25     |         These are speeches which offer an example of the inculturation
43   4,  38     |   immense spiritual patrimony to offer humankind, a heritage in
44   5,  58     |      have technical solutions to offer for the problem of underdevelopment
45   5,  58     |          the best service we can offer to our brother is evangelization,
46   6,  68     |   insight, encouraged bishops to offer some of their priests for
47   7,  78     |         and to encourage them to offer their sufferings to God
48   7,  80     |    conscious that they ought to "offer a special contribution to


Slavorum apostoli
   Chap., §
49   4,  14     |      Church and as opportunities offer, are initiated and organized


Sollicitudo rei socialis
   Chap., §
50   3,  19     | developing peoples to accept the offer of abundantly available
51   5,  40     |        Church's canonized saints offer a wonderful witness of such
52   6,  41     |         technical revolutions to offer for the problem of underdevelopment
53   7,  48     |         into himself in order to offer himself to the Father and
54   7,  48     |     himself to the Father and to offer us with himself in the renewal


Ut unum sint
   Chap., §
55   1,  27(50) |          for Unity, she chose to offer her life for the unity of
56   2,  44     |   prepared by experts, generally offer a solid basis for the prayer
57   2,  57     |   service that the Christian can offer his brother, followed by
58   3,  82     |         ourselves before God can offer a solid basis for that conversion
59   3,  98     |         As evangelizers, we must offer Christ's faithful not the
60 Exh,  102    |          ourselves, together, to offer this sacrifice of unity?~


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
61 Int,  2      |          Gospel, so that she can offer in a manner appropriate
62   1,  11     |          from a gift of God: the offer of a share in the divine
63   1,  27     |        more urgently the duty to offer its own discernment and
64   2,  42     |           writes: "After saying: Offer right sacrifices (Ps 4:5),
65   2,  77     |                  77. In order to offer rational criteria for a