Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1 Int,  3  |           people represent a great movement for the defence of the human
 2 Int,  3  |     historical circumstances, this movement has contributed to the building
 3   2,  12 |         not yet a fully structured movement. It may seem surprising
 4   2,  16 |           the role of the workers' movement was an important one. This
 5   2,  16 |         was an important one. This movement, which began as a response
 6   2,  16 |         conditions. Later on, this movement was dominated to a certain
 7   3,  26 |            Church and the workers' movement, which came about as a result
 8   3,  26 |       about a century the workers' movement had fallen in part under
 9   3,  26 |           the Church.57 The worker movement is part of a more general
10   3,  26 |          is part of a more general movement among workers and other
11   3,  26 |           of human rights. It is a movement which today has spread to
12   4,  43 |          broad associated workers' movement, directed towards the liberation


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
13   4,  84 |        Every life and every living movement proceed from this Life which


Laborem exercens
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14   3,   11|           this broad international movement, the purpose of this programme


Redemptor hominis
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15   1,   5 |          of life for the Church, a movement that is much stronger than


Redemptoris Mater
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16   2,  29 |          scandal.73~The ecumenical movement, on the basis of a clearer


Slavorum apostoli
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17   4,  14 |          Council " the 'ecumenical movement' means those activities


Sollicitudo rei socialis
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18   3,  20 | considerable impact on the forward movement of the development of peoples.~
19   3,  21 |          rise to the International Movement of Non-Aligned Nations,


Ut unum sint
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20   1,  7  |        increases from day to day a movement, fostered by the grace of
21   1,  7  |    Christians. Taking part in this movement, which is called ecumenical,
22   1,  17 |        necessary to the ecumenical movement and to the conversion which
23   1,  20 |          clear that ecumenism, the movement promoting Christian unity,
24   1,  21 |            of the whole ecumenical movement, and can rightly be called '
25   1,  21 |        life and adds vigour to the movement towards unity.~This love
26   1,  21 |            of the whole ecumenical movement. This prayer is "a very
27   1,  23 |           said that the ecumenical movement in a certain sense was born
28   1,  31 |           aspect of the ecumenical movement.55 Dialogue has not only
29   2,  41 |            means of the ecumenical movement.~
30   2,  65 |    complementarity.~The ecumenical movement really began within the
31   2,  66 |       observes that the ecumenical movement and the desire for peace
32   3,  77 |    ultimate goal of the ecumenical movement is to re-establish full
33   3,  78 |              78. In the ecumenical movement, it is not only the Catholic
34   3,  79 |            brake on the ecumenical movement.132 On the contrary, it
35   3,  89 |        generally in the ecumenical movement as a whole. Recently the
36   3,  98 |                 98. The ecumenical movement in our century, more than