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Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
1 1, 4 | grave injustice of social realities in many places and the danger 2 1, 5 | enables her to analyze social realities, to make judgments about 3 1, 5 | were, amid the changing realities of public life, and this 4 1, 11| the light of contemporary realities enables us to appreciate 5 2, 13| transcendence in respect to earthly realities, the contradiction in his 6 3, 25| this task of imbuing human realities with the Gospel.56~ 7 4, 42| solution has failed, but the realities of marginalization and exploitation 8 5, 46| changing socio-political realities in a rigid schema, and it Dominum et vivificantem Chap., §
9 2, 29| along with the sum of those realities in the midst of which that Ecclesia de Eucharistia Chap., §
10 1, 15| intimate sense of spiritual realities25 which is attained above Evangelium vitae Chap., §
11 4, 96| except in freedom. Both realities have something inherent Fides et ratio Chap., §
12 1, 10| confirm the teaching and realities signified by the words, 13 1, 11| tell them the innermost realities about God (cf. Jn 1:1-18). 14 1, 13| appears, hiding in mystery realities sublime”.16 He is echoed 15 2, 16| the fate of peoples, are realities to be observed, analysed 16 4, 44| to a knowledge of divine realities. His theology allows us 17 6, 66| true knowledge of created realities—the world and man himself— Redemptor hominis Chap., §
18 4, 18| The Church lives these realities, she lives by this truth Redemptoris missio Chap., §
19 Int, 2 | lost its sense of ultimate realities and of existence itself. " 20 2, 20| transcendent and spiritual realities which are premises of eschatological 21 4, 32| move; social and religious realities which were once clear and 22 5, 42| God and of transcendent realities. But everyone in the Church, Sollicitudo rei socialis Chap., §
23 2, 8 | as well as to the earthly realities connected with them, offering " 24 4, 34| called the "cosmos." Such realities also demand respect, by 25 6, 41| reflection on the complex realities of human existence, in society 26 6, 41| aim is to interpret these realities, determining their conformity 27 6, 42| of the existence of these realities. To ignore them would mean 28 6, 42| must be marked by these realities. Likewise the leaders of 29 7, 47| task to animate temporal realities with Christian commitment, Veritatis splendor Chap., §
30 2, 38| the autonomy of earthly realities, which means that "created 31 2, 39| the autonomy of earthly realities, one which would maintain 32 2, 46| engaged in the study of human realities and behaviour, can be tempted 33 2, 50| nature. Indeed, these two realities are harmoniously bound together,


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