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Ioannes Paulus PP. II
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Centesimus annus
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1 2, 16 | cooperatives, in promoting general education and professional training, 2 4, 36 | urgently needed, including the education of consumers in the responsible 3 4, 38 | in which he lives, by the education he has received and by his 4 5, 46 | of the individual through education and formation in true ideals, 5 6, 54 | working class", the family and education, the duties of the State, Dives in misericordia Chap., §
6 6, 12 | this teaching proceed the education and formation of human consciences 7 7, 14 | and it is indispensable in education and in pastoral work. ~Its 8 7, 14 | humanist" program of life and education? ~Christ emphasizes so insistently Evangelium vitae Chap., §
9 4, 88 | patient and fearless work of education aimed at encouraging one 10 4, 97 | conscience is the work of education, which helps individuals 11 4, 97 | particular, there is a need for education about the value of life 12 4, 97 | young adults, an authentic education in sexuality and in love, 13 4, 97 | sexuality and in love, an education which involves training 14 4, 97 | well to the promotion of education in the moral values which 15 4, 97 | presuppose.~The work of education cannot avoid a consideration Fides et ratio Chap., §
16 4, 37 | practical wisdom and an education for life—with a higher and 17 4, 41(41) | Congregation for Catholic Education, Instruction on the Study 18 5, 60 | implications for Christian education as a whole. These are the 19 5, 60(84) | Congregation for Catholic Education, Ratio Fundamentalis Institutionis Laborem exercens Chap., §
20 2, 8 | when ever wider access to education and an ever increasing number 21 2, 8 | occurs or increases when the education available is not oriented 22 2, 8 | for work which requires education, at least professional education, 23 2, 8 | education, at least professional education, than for manual labour, 24 2, 8 | less well paid. Of course, education in itself is always valuable 25 2, 10 | influence the whole process of education in the family, for the very 26 2, 10 | of the whole process of education. Obviously, two aspects 27 2, 10 | of the family, especially education. Nevertheless, these two 28 4, 18 | system of instruction and education, aimed first of all at developing Redemptoris missio Chap., §
29 2, 20 | commitment to justice and peace, education and the care of the sick, 30 4, 37 | means of information and education, of guidance and inspiration 31 4, 37 | Gospel and of Christian education, while the mass media are 32 6, 69 | the Gospel, for Christian education, cultural endeavors and 33 7, 81 | support works of charity, education and human promotion - a Sollicitudo rei socialis Chap., §
34 3, 15 | impossibility of obtaining higher education, the inability to share 35 6, 44 | promotes literacy and the basic education which completes and deepens 36 6, 44(82) | loc. cit., p. 274: "Basic education is the first objective of Ut unum sint Chap., §
37 2, 70 | in the Church or level of education, can make a valuable contribution, 38 2, 74 | and bodily distress, the education of youth, the advancement Veritatis splendor Chap., §
39 3, 111(176)| Congregation for Catholic Education, The Theological formation


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