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Centesimus annus
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1 5, 46 | does the Church close her eyes to the danger of fanaticism
Dives in misericordia
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2 4, 5| this conduct had in his own eyes deprived him of his dignity
3 5, 8| away every tear from their eyes, there will be no more death,
4 6, 11| hunger under their mothers' eyes. In various parts of the
5 6, 12| Church, having before her eyes the picture of the generation
Dominum et vivificantem
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6 1, 5 | have seen with their own eyes," "have looked upon" and
7 1, 19 | accomplished before the eyes of all. Jesus of Nazareth
8 1, 19 | fellow-citizens, is exalted before the eyes of Israel as the Messiah,
9 2, 36 | When you eat of it your eyes will be opened, and you
10 2, 37 | when you eat of it your eyes will be opened, and you
11 3, 53 | dimension, seeing with the eyes of faith the two thousand
12 Conc, 67| love, the Church fixes her eyes on him who is the love of
Ecclesia de Eucharistia
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13 Int, 6 | the road to Emmaus: “their eyes were opened and they recognized
14 6, 55 | light as it were through the eyes and the voice of Mary. And
15 CON, 59 | Cathedral in Krakow, my eyes have gazed in recollection
16 CON, 59 | Emmaus and opened their eyes to the light and their hearts
Evangelium vitae
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17 1, 25 | precious man is in God's eyes and how priceless the value
18 1, 25 | precious must man be in the eyes of the Creator, if he ?gained
19 2, 30 | which we have seen with our eyes, which we have looked upon
20 2, 31 | preciousness of its life in the eyes of God. When it seemed doomed
21 2, 46 | to fade before a person's eyes - so as to make him cry
22 3 | Your eyes beheld my unformed substance" (
23 4, 80 | which we have seen with our eyes, which we have looked upon
Fides et ratio
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24 2, 22 | all that is created the “eyes of the mind” can come to
25 2, 22 | falsehood (cf. Rom 1:21-22). The eyes of the mind were no longer
Laborem exercens
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26 4, 16| must always keep before our eyes the whole vast range of
27 5, 24| meaning which it has in the eyes of God and by means of which
Redemptor hominis
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28 2, 10 | precious must man be in the eyes of the Creator, if he "gained
29 3, 14 | Vatican Council had before its eyes when, in outlining his situation
30 4, 18 | man as it were with "the eyes of Christ himself", the
Redemptoris Mater
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31 Int, 3 | almost unnoticed by the eyes of her contemporaries -
32 Int, 6 | and so they raise their eyes to Mary, who shines forth
33 Int, 6 | faith. If they lift their eyes to her from their earthly
34 1, 16 | the Lord, he says: "For my eyes have seen your salvation
35 1, 17 | of his father in people's eyes; for this reason, the Son
36 1, 17 | more clearly to people's eyes. The first human creature
37 1, 20 | Son grew clearer to her eyes and spirit, she herself
38 2, 26 | mystery which before their eyes had been disclosed and confirmed
39 3, 47 | as Christians raise their eyes with faith to Mary in the
Redemptoris missio
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40 2, 14 | from these evils. In Jesus' eyes, healings are also a sign
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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41 3, 24 | world. ~Nor may we close our eyes to another painful wound
42 7, 49 | place all this before her "eyes of mercy," repeating once
Ut unum sint
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43 1, 40 | be made smooth".68~In the eyes of the world, cooperation
Veritatis splendor
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44 2, 44 | is pure, enlightening the eyes" (Ps 19:8-9). ~
45 2, 57 | person is hidden from the eyes of everyone outside. Conscience
46 3, 102| possibility of keeping them: "His eyes are on those who fear him,
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