Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   1,  5  |       when ideologies are being increasingly discredited. Now, as then,
 2   2,  12 |      XIII's predictions and the increasingly disturbing signs noted by
 3   2,  18 |      spread of terrorism and of increasingly barbaric means of political
 4   4,  31 |       of human work is becoming increasingly important as the productive
 5   4,  32 | entrepreneurial ability becomes increasingly evident and decisive.70~
 6   4,  32 |    today the decisive factor is increasingly man himself, that is, his


Ecclesia de Eucharistia
   Chap., §
 7   4,  44 |         speak to the Father and increasingly we do so 'with one heart'”.94~


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
 8 Int,  4  |         care of human life, are increasingly willing to carry out these
 9 Int,  4  |     conditioning, is finding it increasingly difficult to distinguish
10   1,  11 |      ethics, and which makes it increasingly difficult to grasp clearly
11   1,  13 |         of abortion is becoming increasingly obvious. It is being demonstrated
12   1,  15 |     person, despite the help of increasingly effective medical and social
13   1,  23 |        richness as a person, it increasingly becomes the occasion and
14   1,  26 |      have recourse to abortion. Increasingly, there are appearing in
15   1,  27 |  conflicts between peoples, and increasingly oriented to finding effective
16   3,  63 |      embryos, which is becoming increasingly widespread in the field
17   4,  91 |      complex task. This service increasingly appears as a valuable and


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
18   4,  47 |  dimension. Man therefore lives increasingly in fear. He is afraid of
19   7,  92 |        the one hand, it must be increasingly committed to the task entrusted


Laborem exercens
   Chap., §
20   3,   13| producing a whole collection of increasingly perfect instruments for
21   4,   16| international organizations and increasingly guaranteed by the individual
22   4,   18|       this progress will be the increasingly mature recognition of the
23   4,   18|         the purpose of work and increasingly universal respect for the


Redemptor hominis
   Chap., §
24   3,  15 |  dimension. Man therefore lives increasingly in fear. He is afraid that
25   3,  15 |        intensity. We seem to be increasingly aware of the fact that the
26   4,  19 |        for divine truth must be increasingly shared in various ways by
27   4,  21 |   disciples and confessors must increasingly become, even from the "human"


Redemptoris missio
   Chap., §
28   4,  32 |      and well defined are today increasingly complex. We need only think
29   4,  37 |        and meetings are proving increasingly important in many sectors
30   6,  62 |        distance makes the world increasingly smaller, the Church's communities
31   7,  82 |     modern world it is becoming increasingly difficult to determine geographical
32   7,  84 |       their promotional work be increasingly directed to this goal.~In


Slavorum apostoli
   Chap., §
33   8,  29 |       and hostile tensions were increasingly threatening the peace and


Sollicitudo rei socialis
   Chap., §
34   3,  17 |       of underdevelopment which increasingly affect the developed countries


Ut unum sint
   Chap., §
35   2,  45 |         speak to the Father and increasingly we do so "with one heart".


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
36   2,  29 |        scientific presentation, increasingly based on the teaching of
37   2,  31 |        of our time are becoming increasingly more aware".52 Hence the
38   2,  31 |    journey towards the truth is increasingly perceived as the foundation
39   2,  43 |    guidance of God's providence increasingly to recognize the unchanging