Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1 Int,  3   |       propose an analysis of some events of recent history. It goes
 2 Int,  3   |          consideration to current events in order to discern the
 3   2,  12  |       especially confirmed by the events which took place near the
 4   2,  12  |          beginning of 1990. These events, and the radical transformations
 5   2,  17  |          memory of those terrible events guide the actions of everyone,
 6   3,  22  |     promising significance of the events of recent years can be understood.
 7   3,  24  |           towards the fundamental events of life, such as birth,
 8   3,  25  |                           25. The events of 1989 are an example of
 9   3,  25  |           moral principles. These events are a warning to those who,
10   3,  26  |                           26. The events of 1989 took place principally
11   3,  26  |           this point of view, the events of 1989 are proving to be
12   3,  28  |  consequence of tragic historical events which were violently imposed


Dives in misericordia
   Chap., §
13   1,    1 |         which was followed by the events of those holy days during
14   3,    4 |          many examples. Among the events and texts of greater importance
15   5,    7 |         for grace and glory. ~The events of Good Friday and, even
16   5,    9 |     perceive, through the complex events, first of Israel, then of
17   6,   10 |          greater participation in events and a wider exchange of


Dominum et vivificantem
   Chap., §
18 Int,  2   |          most important ecclesial events of recent years has been
19   1,  3   |         from the viewpoint of the events themselves but also from
20   1,  9   |           threshold of definitive events and final words which in
21   1,  20  |           the Upper Room, we find events and words which constitute
22   1,  23  |          threshold of the Paschal events. The new, definitive revelation
23   1,  23  |       precise moment. The Paschal events - the Passion, Death and
24   1,  24  |      Paschal event. And now these events - the Triduum Sacrum of
25   3,  49  |         Disturbed by this turn of events, Joseph receives the following


Ecclesia de Eucharistia
   Chap., §
26 Int,  3   |           paschal Triduum: to the events of the evening of Holy Thursday,
27 Int,  3   |     sacramentally anticipated the events which were about to take


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
28   2,  31  |      Testament. Especially in the events of the Exodus, the centre
29   4,  81  |            they can become saving events. Respect for life requires
30   4,  93  |           in the humble, ordinary events of each day. A particularly
31 Conc,  105|        alone is master of all the events of history: he opens its "


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
32   2,  16  |          understand that in these events it is the God of Israel
33   2,  16  |            Thus the world and the events of history cannot be understood
34   2,  16  |           discover in the flux of events the workings of Providence.
35   7,  94  |    narration of simple historical events or the statement of neutral
36   7,  94  |      occurrence, the truth of the events which these texts relate


Laborem exercens
   Chap., §
37   3,   11 |           In the normal course of events this reality fills human


Redemptor hominis
   Chap., §
38   1,   1  |        being made to foresee some events. For the Church, the People
39   2,  10  |           hearts, consciences and events.~


Redemptoris Mater
   Chap., §
40   1,  11  | Apocalypse (the book of the final events of the Church and the world),
41   1,  17  |    Annunciation and in subsequent events, bears within herself the
42   1,  21  |     familiar with the sequence of events which resulted from that
43   2,  26  |       will be no end." The recent events on Calvary had shrouded
44   3,  40  |                     40. After the events of the Resurrection and
45   3,  48  |         We can say that these two events - the Council and the synod -
46 Conc,  52 |      journey, and through all the events of history accompanies each


Slavorum apostoli
   Chap., §
47   1,  3   |          of the Slav nations.~The events of the last hundred years
48   1,  3   |        this has been made by many events which belong, as true signs


Sollicitudo rei socialis
   Chap., §
49   1,  1   |          16, 26; 16:13-15), reads events as they unfold in the course
50   1,  3   |         the unceasing flow of the events which are the setting of


Ut unum sint
   Chap., §
51 Int,  3   |       Resurrection.~Taught by the events of her history, the Church
52   1,  16  |    Therefore, if the influence of events or of the times has led
53   1,  24  |           was conditioned by past events, each had its own special
54   1,  30  |           deep involvement in the events of the Council, the many
55   2,  53  |          two particularly telling events of great ecumenical significance
56   2,  71  |       Providence also for all the events which attest to progress


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
57 Conc,  120|        and pondering in her heart events which she did not always