Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1 Int,  3  |             social Magisterium, have sought to make that teaching the
 2   1,  4  |         political theory of the time sought to promote total economic
 3   6,  55 |             as indeed she has always sought to be from the beginning


Dives in misericordia
   Chap., §
 4   4,    6|            of this emotion are to be sought at a deeper level. Notice,
 5   7,   13|            us by revelation. We have sought, in the foregoing pages


Dominum et vivificantem
   Chap., §
 6   2,  36 |          this disobedience are to be sought in the whole real situation


Ecclesia de Eucharistia
   Chap., §
 7   5,  49 |           often great, composers who sought to do justice to the liturgical


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
 8   2,  32 |          cured the cripple who daily sought alms at the "Beautiful Gate"
 9   3,  55 |             Christian reflection has sought a fuller and deeper understanding
10   3,  65 |               death is not willed or sought, even though for reasonable
11   4,  91 |          creation. Solutions must be sought on the global level by establishing


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
12   2,  18 |           the depths of all that she sought in vain to reach by way
13   3,  27 |         centuries, philosophers have sought to discover and articulate
14   3,  32 |             stressed that the truths sought in this interpersonal relationship
15   3,  32 |       philosophical. Rather, what is sought is the truth of the person—
16   3,  32 |            down as the truth we have sought for so long, the martyrs
17   4,  36 |             reason. This development sought to acquire a critical awareness
18   4,  37 |           cultural perspective which sought to subordinate the truth
19   4,  44 |             in his love of truth. He sought truth wherever it might
20   4,  46 |          representatives of idealism sought in various ways to transform
21   5,  57 |          With no less concern it has sought to stress the basic principles
22   5,  59 |         there were finally those who sought to combine the demands of
23   5,  59 |         continued to emerge and have sought to keep alive the great
24   6,  76 |     theologians, since they have not sought to understand and expound


Laborem exercens
   Chap., §
25   1,    3|           ever more complex, must be sought in the direction of "making
26   2,    6|            dignity of work are to be sought primarily in the subjective


Redemptoris Mater
   Chap., §
27 Int,  4  |           clear. Thus has the Church sought to interpret it from the
28   2,  31 |            the Word made flesh, have sought to penetrate the depth of
29   2,  37 |            Lk. 4:18), the Church has sought from generation to generation
30   3,  39 |              burning charity," which sought to achieve, in union with


Redemptoris missio
   Chap., §
31 Int,  1  |           The Second Vatican Council sought to renew the Church's life
32   1,  8  |         political regimes which have sought to build a "new humanity"
33   4,  38 |           dimension of life is being sought after as an antidote to
34   7,  80 |             missions, when they have sought this grace from the Lord,


Slavorum apostoli
   Chap., §
35   4,  13 | Constantinople, they then in a sense sought to have it confirmed by


Ut unum sint
   Chap., §
36   1,  32 |             affirms: "Truth is to be sought after in a manner proper
37   2,  54 |        Jubilee celebrations and also sought to emphasize that the Baptism
38   2,  54 |             the full communion to be sought is that of unity in legitimate


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
39   1,  10 |             greater reward should be sought than that love itself; charity
40   1,  23 |            given that grace might be sought; and grace was given, that
41   2,  75 |       various values and goods being sought, focuses rather on the proportion