Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   3,  28|       which economic and political choices are made. Enormous resources
 2   4,  35|            imposition of political choices leading to hunger and despair
 3   4,  36|  understanding of life through the choices it makes in production and
 4   4,  36|           which determine consumer choices, savings and investments.
 5   5,  46|       citizens in making political choices, guarantees to the governed


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
 6 Int,  4 |            of grave moral decline. Choices once unanimously considered
 7   1,  18|            of those who make these choices which in themselves are
 8   1,  19|           of reference for his own choices the truth about good and
 9   3,  74|        evil actions. Sometimes the choices which have to be made are
10   3,  75|         created in his image. Such choices cannot be redeemed by the
11   4,  90|            duty to make courageous choices in support of life, especially
12   4,  90|           the whole of society for choices which may be contrary to
13   4,  90|         give in, but to make those choices which, taking into account
14   4,  91|      married couples to make their choices about procreation in full
15   4,  92|       daily round of relations and choices, and through concrete actions
16   4,  97|       possible in practice to make choices in harmony with moral values.
17   4,  98|     consisting in making practical choices - at the personal, family,


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
18   7,  89|          mind which, in making its choices, precludes theoretical considerations


Ut unum sint
   Chap., §
19   2,  42|         are often required to make choices which are truly heroic.~


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
20 Int,  4 |          or her decisions and life choices. ~In particular, note should
21   1,  15|           to that love in personal choices and actions (cf. Jn 13:34-
22   2,  65|          the importance of certain choices which "shape" a person's
23   2,  65|          other particular everyday choices can be situated and allowed
24   2,  65|  fundamental option and deliberate choices of a concrete kind of behaviour.
25   2,  65|          as "right" or "wrong" the choices of particular "innerworldly"
26   2,  67|        exercised in the particular choices of specific actions, through
27   2,  68|      whether or not certain of his choices and his acts are in conformity
28   2,  70| fundamental option from deliberate choices of particular kinds of behaviour,
29   2,  71|           that they are deliberate choices, they give moral definition
30   2,  72|           is morally good when the choices of freedom are in conformity
31   2,  75|           involved in the concrete choices which it makes: these choices
32   2,  75|      choices which it makes: these choices are a condition of its moral
33   2,  75|          its determination through choices of concrete kinds of behaviour.
34   2,  75|      obligations nor shaped by its choices, while nonetheless still
35   2,  75|            being incompatible with choices contrary to certain particular
36   2,  76|           morally good, deliberate choices of kinds of behaviour contrary