Centesimus annus
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1 1, 6 | advantage".13 Work thus belongs to the vocation of every
2 1, 8 | work as something personal belongs to the sphere of the individual'
3 5, 48 | responsibility in this area belongs not to the State but to
4 6, 55 | conducts himself in the world, "belongs to the field ... of theology
Dominum et vivificantem
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5 1, 21 | Christ-Messiah, whose humanity belongs to the person of the Son
6 2, 38 | he attributes to God what belongs to man, and exclusively
7 3, 55 | But this struggle in fact belongs to the heritage of sin,
Ecclesia de Eucharistia
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8 1, 19 | which cries out: “Salvation belongs to our God who sits upon
9 4, 37 | state of grace obviously belongs only to the person involved,
10 5, 52 | great responsibility which belongs to priests in particular
Evangelium vitae
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11 1, 9 | especially human life, belongs only to God: for this reason
12 1, 25 | original vocation to love which belongs to everyone (cf. Gen 1:27;
13 3, 66 | communities to which one belongs, and towards society as
14 4, 89 | A unique responsibility belongs to health-care personnel:
15 4, 97 | in communion with Christ, belongs to the very essence of the
16 4, 98 | and serious responsibility belongs to those involved in the
Fides et ratio
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17 Int, 6 | generation, to whom the future belongs and on whom it depends,
18 4, 43 | in this long development belongs to Saint Thomas, not only
19 7, 85 | cultural heritage which belongs to all of humanity. Indeed
Laborem exercens
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20 2, 10| great society to which man belongs on the basis of particular
21 4, 16| also for the society he belongs to, the country of which
22 5, 24| moral order to which it belongs, and she sees this as one
23 5, 26| Christ is unequivocal: he belongs to the "working world",
Redemptor hominis
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24 3, 16 | in the visible world that belongs to him; he cannot become
25 4, 19 | particular share in this office belongs to the Pastors of the Church,
Redemptoris Mater
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26 Int, 6 | pilgrimage of faith no longer belongs to the Mother of the Son
27 1, 11 | this central place, she who belongs to the "weak and poor of
28 1, 23 | of mankind": since she "belongs to the offspring of Adam
29 2, 27 | reverence and devotion.63 Mary belongs indissolubly to the mystery
30 2, 27 | mystery of Christ, and she belongs also to the mystery of the
31 Conc, 52| is a transformation which belongs to his entire history, from
Redemptoris missio
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32 Int, 1 | missionary thrust therefore belongs to the very nature of the
33 5, 49 | Responsibility for this task belongs to the universal Church
34 6, 63 | Gospel throughout the world belongs to the body of shepherds,
35 6, 73 | But "the term 'catechists' belongs above all to the catechists
36 7, 84 | in this work of promotion belongs to the Pontifical Mission
Slavorum apostoli
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37 7, 23 | Cyril and Methodius, which belongs to the second half of the
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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38 6, 41 | Christian behavior. It therefore belongs to the field, not of ideology,
39 7, 47 | the preeminent role that belongs to the laity, both men and
Ut unum sint
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40 1, 9 | his disciples. Rather, it belongs to the very essence of this
41 1, 11 | grace, however, neither what belongs to the structure of the
42 1, 22 | pride of place certainly belongs to common prayer, the prayerful
43 1, 38 | the community to which one belongs, it is certainly right to
44 2, 60 | their various traditions, belongs to the full catholic and
45 3, 94 | that a certain doctrine belongs to the deposit of faith.152
Veritatis splendor
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46 1, 11 | that the people of Israel belongs to the Lord is made evident,
47 3, 86 | possibility. Human freedom belongs to us as creatures; it is
48 3, 99 | social teaching — which "belongs to the field... of theology
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