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Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   4,  42    |          its totality, and which sees it as a particular aspect
 2   6,  58    |         poor, in whom the Church sees Christ himself, is made


Dives in misericordia
   Chap., §
 3   1         |                        I. HE WHO SEES ME SEES THE FATHER (cf.
 4   1         |                I. HE WHO SEES ME SEES THE FATHER (cf. John 14:
 5   1,    2   |         mercy. To the person who sees it in Him - and finds it
 6   1,    2   |        say that our Father, who "sees in secret,"17 is always
 7   4,    6   |       for his father: the father sees so clearly the good which
 8   7,   14   |     obtain mercy."120 The Church sees in these words a call to
 9   8,   15   |          through people, and she sees in this an indispensable


Dominum et vivificantem
   Chap., §
10   2,  29    |        world which the Christian sees as created and sustained
11   2,  44    |              The Council rightly sees sin as a factor of alienation
12   3,  59    |        about man, and the Church sees in it a particularly strong
13   3,  63    |       aware of this mystery, she sees herself more clearly, above


Ecclesia de Eucharistia
   Chap., §
14   3,  27    |        founded on the Apostles – sees three meanings in this expression.
15   4,  43    |         its Decree on Ecumenism, sees this as a special gift of
16   5,  47    |   imminent death and burial, and sees this act of anointing as
17 CON,  62    |         the Holy Spirit, clearly sees the response that is demanded,


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
18   1,  27    |          us that the Father "who sees in secret" (Mt 6:6) not
19   2,  34    |          3). The biblical author sees as part of this image not
20   3,  61    |    shapeless embryos and already sees in them the adults of tomorrow
21   3,  64    |        with efficiency and which sees the growing number of elderly
22   4,  96    |      person. Here especially one sees that "at the heart of every
23 Conc,  103  |   Kingdom of God. 139 The Church sees this mystery fulfilled in


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
24 Int,  5     |      lives ever more worthy. She sees in philosophy the way to
25 Conc,  108  |          is then that philosophy sees all its enquiries rise to


Laborem exercens
   Chap., §
26   3,   11   |   philosophy of Marx and Engels, sees in class struggle the only
27   5,   24   |        which it belongs, and she sees this as one of her important
28   5,   24   |      whole. At the same time she sees it as her particular duty


Redemptor hominis
   Chap., §
29   3,  13    |             The Church therefore sees its fundamental task in


Redemptoris Mater
   Chap., §
30 Int,  1     | Immaculate Conception the Church sees projected, and anticipated
31   2,  37    |        the Magnificat the Church sees uprooted that sin which
32   3,  46    |        light of Mary, the Church sees in the face of women the
33 Conc,  52   |       prayer attests, the Church sees the Blessed Mother of God
34 Conc,  52   |          in her own mystery. She sees Mary deeply rooted in humanity'
35 Conc,  52   |        for him from eternity She sees Mary maternally present
36 Conc,  52   |        families and nations; she sees her helping the Christian


Redemptoris missio
   Chap., §
37   5,  55    |         of salvation, the Church sees no conflict between proclaiming


Sollicitudo rei socialis
   Chap., §
38   3,  14    |    developed countries one often sees manifestations of selfishness
39   4,  31(60)|         the riches of this world sees his brother in need and


Ut unum sint
   Chap., §
40   1,  5     |         the time it was written, sees in Jesus' death the reason


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
41   2,  67    |          Scripture itself, which sees the fundamental option as
42   3,  94    |          moral value, the Church sees a single testimony to that
43   3,  105   |         does not reject those he sees, because he purifies those