Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   1,  5      |    transcendent dignity, either in oneself or in one's adversaries,
 2   1,  6      |      defined as follows: "to exert oneself for the sake of procuring
 3   2,  14     |        others (and consequently of oneself); a reasonable compromise
 4   5,  47     |          work the means to support oneself and one's dependents; and


Dives in misericordia
   Chap., §
 5   7,   14    |           to one's neighbor and to oneself What a school of good will


Dominum et vivificantem
   Chap., §
 6   2,  39(145)|        means to invoke, to call to oneself.~
 7   2,  46     |     rejects Redemption. One closes oneself up in sin, thus making impossible
 8   2,  46     | self-imposed imprisonment and open oneself to the divine sources of


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
 9   1,  20     |        from whom one has to defend oneself. Thus society becomes a
10   2,  48     |         essential to it. To detach oneself from this truth is to condemn
11   2,  48     |           this truth is to condemn oneself to meaninglessness and unhappiness,
12   3,  55     |          life and the duty to love oneself no less than others are
13   3,  55     |         itself presupposes love of oneself as the basis of comparison: "
14   3,  65     |       moral obligation to care for oneself and to allow oneself to
15   3,  65     |           for oneself and to allow oneself to be cared for, but this
16   4,  93     |            determination to commit oneself to the common good",121


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
17   1,  13     |   considered the act of entrusting oneself to God to be a moment of
18   3,  25     |         found not by turning in on oneself but by opening oneself to
19   3,  25     |          on oneself but by opening oneself to apprehend that truth
20   3,  32     |         deeper capacity to entrust oneself to others, to enter into
21   3,  33     |            the capacity to entrust oneself and one's life to another


Redemptor hominis
   Chap., §
22   4,  21     |           fact of rediscovering in oneself and others the special dignity


Redemptoris Mater
   Chap., §
23   1,  14     |          believe means "to abandon oneself" to the truth of the word


Redemptoris missio
   Chap., §
24   1,  11     |     liberation consists in opening oneself to the love of Christ. In


Sollicitudo rei socialis
   Chap., §
25   4,  32     |           The obligation to commit oneself to the development of peoples
26   5,  38     |            determination to commit oneself to the common good; that
27   5,  38     |         the gospel sense, to "lose oneself" for the sake of the other


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
28   1,  19     |           matter only of disposing oneself to hear a teaching and obediently
29   2,  32     |           and "being at peace with oneself", so much so that some have
30   2,  36     |       kinds of behaviour involving oneself, others and the material
31   2,  48     |       morality, would be to expose oneself to the accusation of physicalism
32   2,  52     |          in anyone, beginning with oneself, the personal dignity common
33   2,  61     |          for truth and by allowing oneself to be guided by that truth
34   2,  65     |           choice, a decision about oneself and a setting of one's own
35   2,  76     |            of love of neighbour as oneself (cf Rom 13:8-10), he is
36   2,  78     |       therefore necessary to place oneself in the perspective of the
37 Conc,  119   |        Jesus Christ, in abandoning oneself to him, in letting oneself
38 Conc,  119   |         oneself to him, in letting oneself be transformed by his grace