Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   1,  10  |       the other", which clearly represents the majority of society.
 2   3,  28  |     bear responsibility for it, represents a debt in justice. But it
 3   3,  29  |     recognition of these rights represents the primary foundation of
 4   4,  43  |       has no justification, and represents an abuse in the sight of


Ecclesia de Eucharistia
   Chap., §
 5 CON,  62  |       Here below, the Eucharist represents their pledge, and in a certain


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
 6 Int,  2   |        reason, man-living man - represents the primary and fundamental
 7   1,  23  |         of life which the child represents.~In the materialistic perspective
 8   3,  52  |     growth and joy. As such, it represents an essential and indispensable
 9   3,  66  |        deepest reality, suicide represents a rejection of God's absolute
10 Conc,  104|       dragon" (Rev 12:3), which represents Satan, the personal power


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
11   2,  23  |         of love which the Cross represents, while the Cross can give


Redemptor hominis
   Chap., §
12   3,  17  |    point of view of progress it represents an incomprehensible manifestation


Redemptoris Mater
   Chap., §
13 Int,  6   | exceptional pilgrimage of faith represents a constant point of reference


Redemptoris missio
   Chap., §
14   4,  38  |  without ambiguity, but it also represents an opportunity. The Church
15   4,  40  |       missionary activity still represents the greatest challenge for
16   5,  47  |        a gift to the Church and represents a serious responsibility
17   5,  50  |        expansion of these sects represents a threat for the Catholic


Sollicitudo rei socialis
   Chap., §
18   6,  45  |         make it more operative, represents an alternative to excessive


Ut unum sint
   Chap., §
19   2,  66  |        which we have in common, represents "a sacramental bond of unity
20   3,  99  |         which the lack of unity represents for the proclamation of


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
21 Int,  4   |        humanity, their teaching represents a constant deepening of
22   1,  17  |     demands of the commandments represents the absolutely essential
23   2,  31  |        of conscience, certainly represents one of the positive achievements
24   2,  38  |         dominion over the world represents a great and responsible
25   2,  46  |         freedom, inasmuch as it represents a limitation and denial
26   2,  82  |         intention, but actually represents its basic expression. ~The
27   2,  82  |         as a source of morality represents an authentic explicitation
28   3,  84  |    helping man to rediscover it represents nowadays one of the specific
29   3,  86  |        it is situated and which represents for it, at one and the same
30   3,  88  |      morality. ~This separation represents one of the most acute pastoral
31   3,  93  |        20). ~Although martyrdom represents the high point of the witness
32   3,  104 |    every age. The tax collector represents a "repentant" conscience,
33   3,  104 |        redemption. The Pharisee represents a "self-satisfied" conscience,
34   3,  115 | important is the teaching which represents the central theme of this