Centesimus annus
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1 1, 4 | freedom which refused to be bound to the truth would fall
2 1, 6 | as the energy expended is bound up with the personality
3 1, 7 | because "the State is bound to protect natural rights,
4 3, 25 | adversary determined not to be bound by moral principles. These
5 3, 25 | interest and still remain bound to it. The social order
6 3, 29 | human conscience, which is bound only to the truth, both
Dives in misericordia
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7 4, 5 | indifference to his father. It was bound to make him suffer. It was
8 4, 5 | him suffer. It was also bound to implicate him in some
9 6, 11 | human, what is intimately bound up with the dignity of the
Dominum et vivificantem
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10 1, 16 | prison to those who are bound; to proclaim the year of
11 3, 56 | it describes are strictly bound to a reading of the whole
Ecclesia de Eucharistia
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12 5, 47 | his death, indissolubly bound as it is to the mystery
Evangelium vitae
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13 Int, 5 | the Church feels in duty bound to speak out with the same
14 2, 48 | its turn, is essentially bound to the commandments of the
15 2, 48 | which this commandment is bound up are not observed. Detached
Fides et ratio
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16 1, 11 | thousand years later, I feel bound to restate forcefully that “
17 7, 87 | even if a formulation is bound in some way by time and
18 Conc, 101| philosophy, I feel equally bound to stress how right it is
Laborem exercens
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19 4, 23 | value of work, which is bound up with the dignity of the
20 5, 25 | rather, more stringently bound to do these very things"38. ~
Redemptor hominis
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21 3, 13 | political community, nor bound to any political system.
22 3, 15 | questions that the Church is bound to ask herself, since they
Redemptoris Mater
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23 1, 19 | obedience; what the virgin Eve bound through her unbelief, the
24 3, 43 | vocation, which is essentially bound to her sacramental nature,
Redemptoris missio
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25 1, 8 | their own nature and are bound by a moral obligation to
26 1, 8 | truth. They are further bound to hold to the truth once
27 2, 19 | since they are intimately bound up with the "Good News."
28 3, 24 | faith in Jesus? Are they bound by the traditions of Judaism
29 6, 71 | Therefore, "they are bound by the general obligation
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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30 3, 15 | these dimensions of life are bound together.~It must also be
Ut unum sint
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31 2, 64 | during later times, are bound to the Catholic Church by
32 3, 91 | you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven, and whatever
33 3, 98 | evangelization is certainly bound up with the witness of unity
Veritatis splendor
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34 2, 50 | realities are harmoniously bound together, and each is intimately
35 2, 54 | and law is thus intimately bound up with one's understanding
36 3, 101 | fall of ideologies which bound politics to a totalitarian
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