Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   4,  34 |        and, in some cases, still constitute a goal yet to be reached,
 2   4,  40 |       goods which, among others, constitute the essential framework


Dives in misericordia
   Chap., §
 3   5,    8|      they shall obtain mercy,"95 constitute, in a certain sense, a synthesis
 4   6,   12|        fundamental values, which constitute an unquestionable good not


Dominum et vivificantem
   Chap., §
 5   1,  20 |      find events and words which constitute particularly important stages
 6   2,  42 |          for the words of Christ constitute the confirmation of what
 7   3,  54 |   beginning of the next ought to constitute a powerful call to all those


Laborem exercens
   Chap., §
 8   2,    5|        character. They therefore constitute a continual challenge for
 9   2,    5|         organizations; they also constitute a challenge for the Church.~
10   3,   11| important field of issues, which constitute not only a theory but a
11   3,   14|   understood in a way that could constitute grounds for social conflict
12   4,   17|     agricultural, etc.-that must constitute the adequate and fundamental


Redemptor hominis
   Chap., §
13   2,   7 |          his Resurrection, which constitute the content of the Church'
14   3,  17 |          States, and this should constitute a guarantee that human rights
15   3,  17 |       factor in the common good, constitute the essential criterion


Redemptoris Mater
   Chap., §
16   1,  20 |          motherhood which was to constitute her "part" beside her Son.
17   2,  28 |      Jesus" (Acts 1:14). As they constitute from generation to generation


Redemptoris missio
   Chap., §
18   4,  40 |   initial proclamation of Christ constitute the majority of mankind.
19   5,  56 |          Spirit. Other religions constitute a positive challenge for
20   6,  61 |          universal mission. They constitute a "collegial subject" of


Slavorum apostoli
   Chap., §
21   3,  9  |          the Slav peoples was to constitute an important link in the


Sollicitudo rei socialis
   Chap., §
22   2,  5  |      Encyclical, will therefore; constitute the main thread of the present
23   3,  17 |         roof so inadequate as to constitute no roof at all. ~The lack
24   4,  30 |         origin and affinity that constitute him. But all this plants
25   4,  34 |     respect for the beings which constitute the natural world, which
26   6,  43 |    technology and their transfer constitute today one of the major problems


Ut unum sint
   Chap., §
27   1,  11 |    varies from one to the other, constitute the objective basis of the
28   2,  71 |         the Catholic communities constitute a minority with respect


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
29   1,  20 |       his deeds and his precepts constitute the moral rule of Christian
30   2,  36 |          world. Such norms would constitute the boundaries for a merely "
31   2,  48 |   functions would not be able to constitute reference points for moral
32   2,  65 |      flow from this option would constitute only partial and never definitive
33   2,  70 |    reason of its matter does not constitute a mortal sin because of
34   2,  72 |      that good, known by reason, constitute morality. Hence human activity
35   3,  97 |       the Gospel (cf Mt 19:19) — constitute the indispensable rules
36   3,  107|        One who "alone is good" — constitute not only a genuine profession
37   3,  113|         conflicts of opinion may constitute normal expressions of public
38   3,  116|         so, theological opinions constitute neither the rule nor the