Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   3,  23     |        decisive factor which gave rise to the changes was the violation
 2   4,  38     |        human environment can give rise to specific structures of


Dominum et vivificantem
   Chap., §
 3   2,  48     |          of God," but rather will rise toward the love in which
 4   3,  55     |     according to the flesh" gives rise to a further contrast: that
 5   3,  57     |     Christian era. Does there not rise up a new and more or less


Ecclesia de Eucharistia
   Chap., §
 6   4,  37     | sacramentally, it naturally gives rise to a continuous need for


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
 7 Int,  4      |        sinister character, giving rise to further grave concern:
 8   2,  40     |          sacredness of life gives rise to its inviolability, written
 9   2,  41     |      heaven; for he makes his sun rise on the evil and on the good
10   3,  52     |       task for humanity. It gives rise to amazement and gratitude
11   3,  61     |   spiritual soul have never given rise to any hesitation about
12   4,  87     |         and woman which has given rise down the centuries to an
13   4,  99     |       developing within her gives rise to an attitude towards human
14   4,  100    |       needed, a prayer which will rise up throughout the world.
15   4,  100    |           may an impassioned plea rise to God, the Creator and


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
16 Int,  5      |        the heights, not daring to rise to the truth of being. Abandoning
17 Int,  5      |       conditioned.~This has given rise to different forms of agnosticism
18 Int,  5      |        Recent times have seen the rise to prominence of various
19   2,  19     |       nature, the human being can rise to God: “From the greatness
20   3,  24     |         with reason's capacity to rise beyond what is contingent
21   3,  27     |   articulate such a truth, giving rise to various systems and schools
22   4,  36     |      opened a path which took its rise from ancient traditions
23   4,  41     |           therefore, reason could rise to the higher planes of
24   4,  43     |          the strength required to rise to the knowledge of the
25   4,  45     |                      45. With the rise of the first universities,
26   4,  46     |  political and social plane, gave rise to totalitarian systems
27 Conc,  108   | philosophy sees all its enquiries rise to their highest expression.


Laborem exercens
   Chap., §
28   2,    5    |       industrialization that gave rise to what is called the worker
29   2,    7    |           of production has given rise to the development of various
30   2,    8    |    wide-ranging anomaly that gave rise in the last century to what
31   2,    8    |   problems connected with it gave rise to a just social reaction
32   4,   20    |   themselves to secure them, give rise to yet another right: the


Redemptor hominis
   Chap., §
33   3,  15     |          to fade away. This gives rise to a question: Why is it
34   3,  15     |      progress cannot fail to give rise to disquiet on many counts.
35   4,  20     |            that self-giving gives rise in us human beings subject


Redemptoris Mater
   Chap., §
36   3,  38     |          exclude but rather gives rise among creatures to a manifold
37 Conc,  51    |         have fallen yet strive to rise again. ~To the wonderment
38 Conc,  52    |         have fallen yet strive to rise again"!~These words apply
39 Conc,  52    |         have fallen yet strive to rise again," and she addresses


Redemptoris missio
   Chap., §
40   5,  45     |    inspired by faith, which gives rise to enthusiasm and fervor
41   5,  46     |           the same time, it gives rise to a dynamic and lifelong
42   5,  54     |          not forced, lest it give rise to negative reactions among
43   5,  56     |           good of all.~This gives rise to the spirit which must


Slavorum apostoli
   Chap., §
44   5,  17     |        that God causes the sun to rise and the rain to fall on


Sollicitudo rei socialis
   Chap., §
45   3,  20     |      military opposition and give rise to two blocs of armed forces,
46   3,  21     |         times contradictions gave rise to the International Movement
47   6,  41     |   behavior, it consequently gives rise to a "commitment to justice,"


Ut unum sint
   Chap., §
48   1,  21     |     communion with us. Love gives rise to the desire for unity,
49   1,  26     |    yearnings for unity take their rise and grow towards maturity.


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
50   2,  35     |    cultural tendencies have given rise to several currents of thought
51   2,  80(131)|          does not see in this the rise of a depraved moral relativism,
52   3,  89     |           moral content. It gives rise to and calls for a consistent
53   3,  98     |      gravity of the causes giving rise to and aggravating the situations