Centesimus annus
Chap., § 1 4, 36 | hinder the formation of a mature personality. Thus a great
Dives in misericordia
Chap., § 2 1, 1| achieved through an ever more mature reference to the Father
3 5, 8| evil, bringing as its fully mature fruit the kingdom of life
4 7, 13| above all conscious and mature participation in the Eucharist
Dominum et vivificantem
Chap., § 5 3, 65 | Spirit becomes the ever more mature expression of the new man,
Fides et ratio
Chap., § 6 3, 25 | ourselves and to grow as mature, adult persons.~
Laborem exercens
Chap., § 7 2, 10| has not yet taken on the mature form of a nation - is not
8 4, 18| will be the increasingly mature recognition of the purpose
9 4, 18| first of all at developing mature human beings, but also aimed
10 4, 19| morally and religiously mature and psychologically stable
Redemptor hominis
Chap., § 11 1, 3 | uneasinesses - but still more mature solidity of the whole People
12 1, 4 | various "novelties", more mature in her spirit of discerning,
13 3, 15 | better, that is to say more mature spiritually, more aware
14 4, 19 | the modern world, and the mature results of its deliberations,
15 4, 19 | truth and teaching them to mature in love and justice. Thus,
16 4, 20 | turn to God in an ever more mature way and with a constant,
17 4, 21 | we are able to produce a mature humanity in each one of
18 4, 21 | humanity in each one of us. Mature humanity means full use
19 4, 21 | attention, fervent love and mature commitment and when in the
20 4, 22 | foundation for ever more mature achievements on the People
Redemptoris missio
Chap., § 21 2, 20 | and by guiding them to mature faith and charity in openness
22 4, 32 | sometimes so sound and mature that they are able to provide
23 4, 33 | communities sufficiently mature to be able to incarnate
24 5, 49 | is the clearest sign of a mature faith. A radical conversion
25 5, 54 | community's life, one which must mature within the community itself,
26 5, 54 | values is the work of a mature faith.~
27 6, 72 | this way the growth of a mature and responsible laity will
Slavorum apostoli
Chap., § 28 1, 3 | look in a new way-a more mature and profound way-at these
29 7, 26 | Churches and peoples to mature in their own identity and
Ut unum sint
Chap., § 30 1, 33 | also becomes the ever more mature fruit of dialogue.~
31 3, 98 | image of people who are mature in faith and capable of
Veritatis splendor
Chap., § 32 1, 17 | perfection can take root and mature, the desire, that is, for
33 1, 17 | alone. To do so requires mature human freedom ("If you wish
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