Dives in misericordia
   Chap., §
 1   6,   10    |           human race, through the acceptance of mutual dependence in


Dominum et vivificantem
   Chap., §
 2   3,  57     |          all its forms, means the acceptance of death as the definitive


Ecclesia de Eucharistia
   Chap., §
 3   4,  44(93) |         Church, or involve formal acceptance of falsehood or the danger
 4   5,  48     |           means of expressing the acceptance of that self-gift which


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
 5   1,  12     |       which would require greater acceptance, love and care is considered
 6   1,  16     |           made conditional on the acceptance of an anti-birth policy.~ ~
 7   1,  23     |           of the gift of self and acceptance of another, in all the other'
 8   1,  23     |         it signifies the complete acceptance of the other and therefore
 9   3,  58     |       progressively obscured. The acceptance of abortion in the popular
10   3,  63     |      favour a serene and informed acceptance of the child not yet born,
11   3,  63     |         lives when they are shown acceptance and love bears eloquent
12   3,  65     |   euthanasia; it rather expresses acceptance of the human condition in
13   3,  70     |        respect between people and acceptance of the decisions of the
14   3,  76     |         of self-giving and of the acceptance of others. In the fullness
15   4,  86     |           genuine and responsible acceptance of the gift of life and
16   4,  94     |           from their children the acceptance and solidarity which they
17   4,  98     |         others, from rejection to acceptance of them. Other people are
18   4,  99     |          gift of self and of that acceptance of others which are present
19 Conc,  102   |            Jn 10:10). Through her acceptance and loving care for the


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
20   1,  15     |           stirs thought and seeks acceptance as an expression of love.
21   5,  62     |           or to an indiscriminate acceptance of any kind of philosophy.~
22   6,  67     | philosophically, knowable; and an acceptance of God's Revelation necessarily
23   6,  67     |         one which can lead to the acceptance of Revelation without in


Redemptor hominis
   Chap., §
24   1,   2     |        the ministry that, with my acceptance of my election as Bishop
25   3,  17     |           of Human Rights and the acceptance of their "letter" mean everywhere


Redemptoris Mater
   Chap., §
26   3,  39     |          the Virgin of Nazareth's acceptance of motherhood. Mary consents
27   3,  45(130)|        idia" goes beyond the mere acceptance of Mary by the disciple


Redemptoris missio
   Chap., §
28   8,  91     |       mission: poverty, meekness, acceptance of suffering and persecution,


Sollicitudo rei socialis
   Chap., §
29   3,  26     |        very existence and gradual acceptance by the international community


Ut unum sint
   Chap., §
30   1,  23     |          this fact an obstacle to acceptance of the Gospel. Regrettably,
31   1,  36     |         to come about through the acceptance of the whole truth into
32   3,  82     |          Community, with the full acceptance of all that it demands,


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
33   2,  35     |       fulfilment precisely in the acceptance of that law. God, who alone
34   2,  41     |          rejection but rather the acceptance of the moral law, of God'
35   2,  45     |     freedom; on the contrary, the acceptance of God's plan is the only
36   2,  49     |           of behaviour the wilful acceptance of which prevents believers
37   2,  55     |          creative and responsible acceptance of the personal tasks entrusted
38   3,  87     |           that the frank and open acceptance of truth is the condition
39   3,  89     |          brings to perfection the acceptance and observance of God's
40   3,  91     |          the point of a voluntary acceptance of death. A prime example
41   3,  113    |   doctrine involves the conscious acceptance of these intellectual, spiritual