Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   1,  5      |         individual and communal, national and international. She formulates
 2   2,  18     |    needed for the development of national economies and for assistance
 3   2,  19     |        by setting up systems of "national security", aimed at controlling
 4   2,  20     |         powers, while within the national boundaries there are tribal
 5   2,  20     |       amalgamated into a genuine national community. Also lacking
 6   2,  20     |   socialism emerge with specific national characteristics. Legitimate
 7   2,  20     |           Legitimate demands for national recovery, forms of nationalism
 8   2,  21     |         social question from the national to the international level.53~
 9   3,  24     |        be added the cultural and national dimension: it is not possible
10   3,  24     |     struggle for culture and for national rights.~But the true cause
11   3,  24     |         religious roots of their national cultures, and to rediscover
12   3,  27     | individual, social, regional and national injustices were committed
13   5,  47     |          other totalitarian and "national security" regimes, today
14   6,  54     |       the State, the ordering of national and international society,
15   6,  60     |       aware that solving serious national and international problems
16   6,  60     |         social life, at both the national and international levels.~


Dives in misericordia
   Chap., §
17   6,   10    |       geographical divisions and national or racial limits. Today'


Dominum et vivificantem
   Chap., §
18   2,  47(186)|        XII, Radio Message to the National Catechetical Congress of


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
19 Int,  4      |         effective attention from national and international bodies,
20   1,  26     |     civil society, at the local, national and international level,
21   1,  26     |       diseases. In a similar way national and international associations
22   3,  62(72) |               Cf. Address to the National Congress of Italian Jurists (
23   4,  91     |    sharing of goods, in both the national and international order".115


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
24 Int,  3      |         postulates which inspire national and international legal


Laborem exercens
   Chap., §
25   3,   14    |        on the level of the whole national or the local economy. ~This
26   4,   17    | increasing disproportion between national incomes. The gap between
27   4,   18    |       say, all the agents at the national and international level
28   4,   22    |       Person and Work ~Recently, national communities and international


Redemptor hominis
   Chap., §
29   1,   5     |      process of consolidation of National Episcopal Conferences throughout
30   1,   5     |         diocesan, provincial and national Synods. It was the Council'


Redemptoris missio
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31   5,  43     |          native land, people and national culture, while always preserving
32   6,  72     |   economics..."152 on the local, national and international levels.
33   6,  76     |       missionary activity on the national and regional levels. The


Slavorum apostoli
   Chap., §
34   4,  12     |           the traditions of many national Churches of the East, such


Sollicitudo rei socialis
   Chap., §
35   2,  9      |          its incisiveness or its national and local importance. On
36   2,  9      |          regional boundaries and national frontiers.~Unfortunately,
37   3,  15     | predisposes people to opt out of national life, impelling many to
38   3,  15     |         significance, since in a national community all these dimensions
39   5,  40     |  individuals and on the level of national and international society.
40   7,  47     |        by personal commitment to national and international undertakings -
41   7,  48     |  situations and in their social, national and international life,


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
42   3,  97     |         coexistence, both on the national and international levels. ~