Centesimus annus
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 1 Int,  3  |            groups, associations and organizations, these people represent
 2   4,  35 |           unions and other workers' organizations. These defend workers' rights
 3   5,  45 |          family, the various social organizations and nations — all of which


Evangelium vitae
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 4   1,  26 |  individuals, groups, movements and organizations of various kinds! ~There
 5   1,  26 |      sickness. Various agencies and organizations are mobilizing their efforts
 6   3,  73 |           by powerful international organizations, in other nations - particularly


Laborem exercens
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 7   2,    5|           systems and international organizations; they also constitute a
 8   3,   11|             various countries or by organizations devoting their social, or
 9   4,   16|            by various international organizations and increasingly guaranteed
10   4,   17|            by all the International Organizations whose concern it is, beginning
11   4,   18|        reactions. The International Organizations have an enormous part to
12   4,   20|      particular reflection in these organizations. ~In a sense, unions go
13   4,   20|          artisans, insofar as those organizations brought together people
14   4,   20|             of history teaches that organizations of this type are an indispensable
15   4,   20|         work. The activity of union organizations opens up many possibilities
16   4,   22|       communities and international organizations have turned their attention


Redemptor hominis
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17   1,   5 |  strengthening the already existing organizations for lay apostolate but also


Redemptoris missio
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18   4,  37 |           That is why international organizations and meetings are proving
19   5,  49 |       effectiveness of the Church's organizations, movements, parishes and
20   5,  60 |    volunteers from non-governmental organizations who in ever increasing numbers
21   6,  72 |   international Christian volunteer organizations, ecclesial movements, groups
22   6,  75 |          institutes, as well as lay organizations involved in missionary activity,


Sollicitudo rei socialis
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23   3,  16 |       nations and the international organizations to find a way out of the
24   3,  26 | Organization or other international organizations.47~The awareness under discussion
25   3,  26 |             The great international organizations, and a number of the regional
26   3,  26 |            a number of the regional organizations, contribute to this in no
27   6,  43 |          the existing international organizations, in the framework of an
28   6,  43 |             many, the international organizations seem to be at a stage of
29   6,  43 |          desire to manipulate these organizations, which exist solely for
30   6,  43 |           existing institutions and organizations have worked well for the
31   6,  45 |        ought to set up new regional organizations inspired by criteria of


Ut unum sint
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32   2,  73 |            of the various ecclesial organizations and movements.~
33   2,  74 |             faith has produced many organizations for the relief of spiritual