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1001 LE 2, 9 | steel - workers at their blast - furnaces, to those who
1002 DM 4, 5 | born, his father Zechariah blesses the God of Israel and glorifies
1003 EE CON, 62 | Co-heirs of thine, and comrades blest~With saints whose dwelling
1004 CA 4, 42 | doomed to failure, and which blindly entrusts their solution
1005 RH 2, 11 | and removing the obstacles blocking the way to perfect unity.
1006 EV 3, 56 | Church remains valid: "If bloodless means are sufficient to
1007 EV 2, 49 | Jerusalem, calling it "the bloody city" (22:2; 24:6, 9), the "
1008 RMa 2, 31 | it with a profuse poetic blossoming.81 The poetic genius of
1009 RMi 5, 47 | again, that your sins may be blotted out!" (Acts 3:19)~Conversion
1010 LE 3, 13 | practical error that struck a blow first and foremost against
1011 EV 3, 77 | working of the Spirit who, blowing where he wills (cf. Jn 3:
1012 RMa 1, 21 | especially if we consider the blunt statement "My hour has not
1013 DV 2, 47 | good and evil will not be blunted. This integrity and sensitivity
1014 RMi Int, 1 | that gives me no ground for boasting. For necessity is laid upon
1015 LE 5, 26 | of the Apostle Paul. Paul boasts of working at his trade (
1016 EV 4, 81 | person, his life and his bodiliness. It is the presentation
1017 FR 4, 38 | meant in the first place to bolster and complete Christian truth.
1018 SA 8, 32 | Methodius, of Augustine and Boniface and all the other evangelizers
1019 VS 2, 81 | for good motives (causis bonis), they would no longer be
1020 RH 2, 11(67) | Florilegium Patristicum, II, Bonn 1911 2, pp. 81, 125, 129,
1021 FR 5, 52(60) | Traditionalismum Augustini Bonnetty (11 June 1855), DS 2811-
1022 FR Conc, 101 | this has been an undoubted boon for philosophy which has
1023 FR 2, 23 | Here we see not only the border between reason and faith,
1024 SA 7, 23 | the Premyslids, Bozyvoj (Borivoj), was probably baptized
1025 UUS 2, 76 | Balkans and especially in Bosnia-Hercegovina, which I celebrated on 23
1026 RMa 1, 8(21) | 85, 441-46; Antipater of Bosra, Hom. II, In Sanctissimae
1027 DV 2, 47(186) | United States of America in Boston (October 26, 1946): Discorsi
1028 VS 3, 98 | difficult to discover at the bottom of these situations causes
1029 FR 2, 16 | protection and lodges under her boughs; by her he is sheltered
1030 EE 1, 15 | saints. There remains the boundary indicated by Paul VI: “Every
1031 EV 3, 77 | the requirements of God's bountiful love in Jesus Christ. "He
1032 CA 4, 41 | Marxism criticized capitalist bourgeois societies, blaming them
1033 DV 3, 58 | to whom he declares "I bow my knees before the Father...,
1034 EV 2, 51 | It is finished'; and he bowed his head and gave up his
1035 EE CON, 62 | response that is demanded, and bows low in adoration and unbounded
1036 EV 1, 26 | accept abandoned children, boys and girls and teenagers
1037 SA 7, 23 | dynasty of the Premyslids, Bozyvoj (Borivoj), was probably
1038 FR 5, 52(57) | Toledo I, DS 205; Council of Braga I, DS 459-460; Sixtus V,
1039 DV 1, 15 | the stump of Jesse, and a branch shall grow out of his roots.
1040 RMi 5, 60 | during my pastoral visit to Brazil: "The Church all over the
1041 DM 4, 5 | indirectly touches upon every breach of the covenant of love,
1042 EV 1, 20 | the process leading to the breakdown of a genuinely human co-existence
1043 EV 1, 23 | practical materialism, which breeds individualism, utilitarianism
1044 EV 4, 84(110) | Morte, Istituto Paolo VI, Brescia 1988, 24.~
1045 RMa Conc, 51 | man!147 How clearly he has bridged all the spaces of that infinite "
1046 CA 2, 15 | far-reaching influence in the years bridging the nineteenth and twentieth
1047 RMa 2, 29 | which Mary is the first and brightest example. And since she "
1048 RMi 8, 90 | enlighten all people with the brightness of Christ, which gleams
1049 SA 2, 4 | having resolutely refused a brilliant political future. By reason
1050 EV 4, 86 | frequently promoted and broadcast by the media do not encourage
1051 CA 4, 43 | bread by the sweat of one's brow also presumes the right
1052 VS 3, 95 | careful not to break the bruised reed or to quench the dimly
1053 FR 1, 13(17) | Pensées, 789 (ed. L. Brunschvicg).~
1054 VS 2, 73(124) | ed. Philip Edward Pusey, Brussels, Culture et Civilisation (
1055 FR Int, 1 | preaching of Tirthankara and Buddha; they appear in the poetry
1056 RMi 5, 55 | religious traditions of Buddhism, Hinduism and Islam as a
1057 UUS 3, 97 | its emblem— will not be buffeted by the storms and will one
1058 LE 5, 26 | scholar50, the sailor51, the builder52, the musician53, the shepherd54,
1059 EE 5, 50 | construction and decor of sacred buildings. As history shows and as
1060 DV 2, 40 | the blood of goats and bulls..." purifies in "the flesh,"
1061 VS 1, 27 | revealed as "the pillar and bulwark of the truth" (1 Tim 3:15),
1062 SRS 3, 22 | military expenditure and by bureaucracy and intrinsic inefficiency
1063 CA 3, 28(59) | the Sahel" (Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, January 29, 1990):
1064 VS 3, 105 | whom he gazes. Before him burns a fire capable of consuming
1065 DV 2, 41 | fire from heaven" which burnt the oblations presented
1066 LE 2, 8 | impetuous emergence of a great burst of solidarity between workers,
1067 VS 3, 89 | lamp and put it under a bushel, but on a stand, and it
1068 EV 1, 22 | kinds of technology, he busies himself with programming,
1069 SRS 6, 42 | less developed countries but-and this seems no less scandalous -
1070 SRS 3, 24 | underdeveloped world to buy weapons.~If to all this
1071 VS 3, 100 | their personal dignity, buying or selling or exchanging
1072 RMa 2, 33 | venerated in the Ukraine, in Byelorussia and in Russia under various
1073 EE 4, 34(69) | Nicolas Cabasilas, Life in Christ, IV, 10:
1074 RH 1, 4(14) | Encyclical Sacerdotalis Caelibatus: AAS 59 (1967) 657-697;
1075 FR 6, 69(93) | Saint Thomas Aquinas, De Caelo, 1, 22.~
1076 VS 3, 91 | confession" (1 Tim 6:13) before Caiaphas and Pilate, confirming the
1077 EV 1, 17 | forces of nature or the ?Cains' who kill the ?Abels'; no,
1078 DM 3, 4 | when they set up the golden calf. The Lord Himself triumphed
1079 UUS Int, 2 | divisions. What is needed is a calm, clear-sighted and truthful
1080 EV 2, 39 | care of her child: "I have calmed and quieted my soul, like
1081 EE Int, 3 | not the blood of goats and calves but his own blood, thus
1082 EE 4, 34(70) | Camino de Perfección, Chapter 35.~
1083 RH 4, 21 | Church knowingly and freely cammit ourselves to live in celibacy,
1084 SRS 5, 40 | him in the concentration camp at Auschwitz. ~
1085 EV 2, 48 | is not only the land of Canaan and the existence of the
1086 UUS 2, 72 | side of the ocean also: in Canada, in September 1984; and
1087 RH 4, 20(179) | II: Address to a Group of Canadian Bishops on their "ad limina"
1088 RMa Int, 4 | unity of his person, without cancelling out that nature.~
1089 DV 1, 6 | with faith and confess with candor the mystery of God at work
1090 FR 5, 49 | of her own nor does she canonize any one particular philosophy
1091 EV 4, 86(111) | Isidore Bakanja, Elisabetta Canori Mora and Gianna Beretta
1092 DM 5, 8 | Misericordias Domini in aeternum cantabo.100 ~
1093 RH 1, 6(20) | Constitution Dei Filius, Cap. III De fide, can. 6: Conciliorum
1094 CA 4, 41 | 41. Marxism criticized capitalist bourgeois societies, blaming
1095 CA 4, 42 | is a risk that a radical capitalistic ideology could spread which
1096 EV 3, 74 | gradually lead to further capitulation to a mentality of permissiveness.~
1097 FR 6, 71 | of Mesopotamia, Judea and Cappadocia, Pontus and Asia, Phrygia
1098 FR 4, 40 | Neo-Platonic thought, the Cappadocian Fathers, Dionysius called
1099 FR 4, 37 | it that no-one takes you captive through philosophy and empty
1100 SRS 2, 5 | document of Pope Paul VI captured the attention of public
1101 RMa Conc, 52 | this transformation and captures its unceasing "here and
1102 UUS 1, 38 | find the formula which, by capturing the reality in its entirety,
1103 EV 1, 20 | here is only the tragic caricature of legality; the democratic
1104 FR 6, 79(96) | Idem, De Fide, Spe et Caritate, 7: CCL 64, 61.~
1105 RMa 1, 17(36) | Ascent of Mount Carmel, 1. II, Ch. 3, 4-6.~
1106 RMa 1, 10(26) | Vespers; Saint Peter Damian, Carmina et preces, XLVII: PL 145,
1107 DV 3, 55 | sins that could be called "carnal." But he also adds others: "
1108 RMa 2, 37(91) | 439-445; Tertullian, De carne Christi, 17, 4-6: CCL 2,
1109 UUS 2, 72 | held at Columbia, South Carolina on 11 September 1987. The
1110 DV 3, 55 | licentiousness... drunkenness, carousing and the like." These are
1111 FR Int, 1 | admonition Know yourself was carved on the temple portal at
1112 LE 5, 27 | definitively. ~Given at Castel Gandolfo, on the fourteenth
1113 FR 3, 34(29) | letter to Father Benedetto Castelli on 21 December 1613. The
1114 CA 3, 27 | provoking serious conflicts and casualties, should there be a lessening
1115 RH 3, 15 | compared with which all the cataclysms and catastrophes of history
1116 EV 1, 10 | life? It is impossible to catalogue completely the vast array
1117 RH 3, 15 | which all the cataclysms and catastrophes of history known to us seem
1118 RMi 4, 37 | from famine and drought of catastrophic proportions. The Church
1119 SA 5, 16 | the Church today is the catcehetic and pastoral method that
1120 EE 1, 15(24) | Mystagogical Catecheses, IV, 6: SCh 126, 138.~
1121 RMi 5, 47 | for Baptism through the catechumenate and then be guided by religious
1122 UUS 3, 94 | Vatican Council— declare ex cathedra that a certain doctrine
1123 EE 5, 49 | centuries, to the imposing cathedrals of the Middle Ages, and
1124 CA 6, 55 | he went on to quote Saint Catherine of Siena, who, in prayer,
1125 EE 3, 29(59) | XI, Encyclical Letter Ad Catholici Sacerdotii (20 December
1126 FR Int, 4 | non-contradiction, finality and causality, as well as the concept
1127 VS 3, 94(147) | propter vitam vivendi perdere causas": Satirae, VIII, 83-84.~
1128 VS 2, 81 | doing them for good motives (causis bonis), they would no longer
1129 UUS 3, 94 | the duty to admonish, to caution and to declare at times
1130 RMi 4, 39 | Pope Benedict XV already cautioned the missionaries of his
1131 FR 4, 38 | philosophical thinking—albeit with cautious discernment—was Saint Justin.
1132 FR 4, 37 | one should not forget how cautiously Christians regarded other
1133 RMi 7, 77(166) | Ad Gentes, 35; cf. CIC, cc. 211, 781.~
1134 EV 2, 43(34) | Homilies, II, 1; CCSG 3, 39.~
1135 RH 4, 20 | ministry in the Church un ceasingly celebrate the Eucharist.~
1136 VS 1, 12(19) | Praecepta Caritatis et in Cecem Legis Praecepta. Prologus:
1137 RH 4, 18 | of the divine adoption re ceived by man in Christ through
1138 FR 4, 38(31) | Origen, Contra Celsum, 3, 55: SC 136, 130.~
1139 EV 1, 23 | possible personal growth, is "censored", rejected as useless, indeed
1140 CA 1, 8 | individualism, is severely censured in the Encyclical as contrary
1141 FR 5, 52 | erroneous and negative. The censures were delivered even-handedly:
1142 RMa 1, 16 | on the occasion of the census ordered by the Roman authorities,
1143 RMi 3, 30 | recent commemorations of the centenaries of the first missions in
1144 VS 3, 98(154) | Cf. Encyclical Letter CentesimusAnnus (May 1, 1991), 24: AAS 83 (
1145 RMa 3, 42(121) | Constitution on the Church Lumen Centium, 63.~
1146 UUS 2, 55 | oikoumene of that time was centred around Peter and the Eleven (
1147 RH 1, 5 | character. Referring also to the centuriesold tradition of the Church,
1148 UUS 3, 91 | Risen Christ appears to Cephas and then to the Twelve (
1149 SRS 4, 31(56) | altera, 1975, p. 272: "O certe necessarium Adae peccatum,
1150 FR 6, 74 | Pavel A. Florensky, Petr Chaadaev and Vladimir N. Lossky.
1151 EE 1, 20(34) | is overloaded with golden chalices when your brother is dying
1152 EV Conc, 105 | strangely ended! Life's own Champion, slain, yet lives to reign".141~
1153 SA 7, 27 | Church. For us they are the champions and also the patrons of
1154 EE Int, 5 | When the priest recites or chants these words, all present
1155 EV 2, 34 | which leads from indistinct chaos to the most perfect of creatures.
1156 EV 4, 89 | doctors, pharmacists, nurses, chaplains, men and women religious,
1157 DV 3, 56 | personal and social action, is characteristically atheistic. The order of
1158 LE 2, 6 | important social problems characterizing whole ages.~The ancient
1159 VS 1, 15 | on the Mount", the magna charta of Gospel morality,24 Jesus
1160 CA 1, 4 | classes, separated by a deep chasm".6 This situation was linked
1161 RH 3, 16 | sovereignty but rather a form of chauvinism, imperialism, and neocolonialism
1162 LE 4, 19 | as possible it should be cheap or even free of charge.
1163 EV 4, 98 | insist on what defiles and cheapens human dignity. In their
1164 EV 2, 44 | milk and curdle me like cheese? You clothed me with skin
1165 VS 3, 100 | done, tax fraud, forgery of cheques and invoices, excessive
1166 DM 6, 10 | and do not permit us to cherish the illusions of the past. ~
1167 RMa 2, 32 | more honorable than the Cherubim and incomparably more glorious
1168 RMi 5, 55(99) | Document L'atteggiamento della Chiesa di fronte ai seguaci di
1169 RMi 7, 84(169) | P Manna, Le nostre "Chiese" e la propagazione del vangelo,
1170 EV Conc, 103 | pangs and "the labour" of childbirth (cf. Rev 12:2), that is
1171 RH 4, 18 | Melt the frozen, warm the chill; Guide the steps that go
1172 FR 6, 72 | of the great cultures of China, Japan and the other countries
1173 DM 3, 4(46) | Cf. Nm. 14:18; 2 Chr. 30:9; Neh. 9:17; Ps. 86(
1174 RH 2, 11(67) | 19, 91 and 94: Sources Chrétiennes, 30, pp. 117-118; 119-120;
1175 RMi 2, 16 | the proclamation of the Christ-event (the "kerygma" of the apostles).
1176 DV 1, 21 | proper to the Son of Man, the Christ-Messiah, whose humanity belongs
1177 RMi 1, 8 | riches of the mystery of Christ-riches in which we believe that
1178 CA 2, 17(47) | Encyclical Letter Sapientiae Christianae (January 10, 1890): Leonis
1179 FR 4, 40 | 40. In this work of christianizing Platonic and Neo-Platonic
1180 VS 1, 15 | Christ (plenitudo legis in Christo est), since he came not
1181 EE 5, 48 | sacrum convivium, in quo Christus sumitur! The bread which
1182 VS 1, 15(25) | PL 15, 1541; cf. Saint Chromatius of Aquileia, Tractarus in
1183 DV 2, 41(155) | 9:24; 1 Kings 18:38; 2 Chron 7:1.~
1184 RMa Int, 1(2) | fullness of time" (pleroma tou chronou) is parallel with similar
1185 RMa 1, 8(21) | PL 40, 250; Saint Peter Chrysologus, Sermo 142: PL 52, 579f.;
1186 DM 7 | good will. Finally, the Church-professing mercy and remaining always
1187 VS 3, 116 | the title "Catholic" to Church-related schools,179 universities,180
1188 EV 2, 51 | through the Sacraments of the Church-symbolized by the blood and water flowing
1189 RH 4, 20(179) | Faith: Normae Pastorales circa Absolutionem Sacramentalem
1190 SRS 3, 24 | arms of whatever origin circulate with almost total freedom
1191 UUS 3, 94 | this or that opinion being circulated is irreconcilable with the
1192 RMi 3, 24 | of Judaism and the law of circumcision? At the first Council, which
1193 CA 4, 42 | the economic sector is not circumscribed within a strong juridical
1194 RH 2, 10 | his particular right of citizenshipn - in the history of man
1195 VS 2, 73(124) | Pusey, Brussels, Culture et Civilisation (1965), 590.~
1196 RH 3, 14 | perhaps still only that of his clan or tribe), and in the sphere
1197 UUS 2, 63 | made possible essential clarifications with regard to the traditional
1198 RMa 3, 47 | Church, there is further clarified the mystery of that "woman"
1199 RMa 3, 38 | no creature could ever be classed with the Incarnate Word
1200 SRS 3, 14 | obviously do not claim to classify exhaustively all countries,
1201 VS 2, 66 | commandments, the basic clause: "I am the Lord your God..." (
1202 SRS 5, 40 | wish to recall St. Peter Claver and his service to the slaves
1203 UUS Int, 2 | What is needed is a calm, clear-sighted and truthful vision of things,
1204 UUS Exh, 102 | Spirit is able to grant us clear-sightedness, strength and courage to
1205 RMa 3, 41(110) | mediation as implorer of clemency from the "Son as Judge,"
1206 CA 5, 48 | concern for serving their clients, and which are accompanied
1207 FR 5, 60 | There is no doubt that the climactic section of the chapter is
1208 SA 5, 19 | time, she strives in every clime and every historical situation
1209 DV 2, 44 | wrestle constantly if he is to cling to what is good. Nor can
1210 RMa 1, 23 | sister, Mary the wife of Clopas, and Mary Magdalene. When
1211 RMi 5, 56 | party without pretense or close-mindedness, but with truth, humility
1212 RH 3, 16 | naked and you did not clothe me... in prison and you
1213 VS 1, 21 | death and resurrection; it "clothes him" in Christ (cf. Gal
1214 SA 8, 30 | of a child and become a co-heir of the unfailing promises
1215 EE CON, 62 | us each thy chosen guest,~Co-heirs of thine, and comrades blest~
1216 CA 4, 37 | carrying out his role as a co-operator with God in the work of
1217 RMi 1, 9 | and made the Church his co-worker in the salvation of the
1218 SA 2, 4 | monastery on the Black Sea coast. He was discovered six months
1219 LE 2, 5 | of technology as a basic coefficient of economic progress; but,
1220 FR 5, 52(57) | 459-460; Sixtus V, Bull Coeli et Terrae Creator (5 January
1221 CA 4, 33 | them from history through coercive forms of demographic control
1222 CA 4, 31 | earth and more profoundly cognisant of the needs of those for
1223 UUS 1, 28 | to give priority to the cognitive dimension (dia-logos), all
1224 LE 3, 12 | he must first assimilate cognitively the result of the work of
1225 SRS 3, 22 | become parts of a machine, cogs on a gigantic wheel. This
1226 FR 1, 13 | allows us to understand it coherently.~The Council teaches that “
1227 RMa 1, 20 | unknown woman, but rather coincides with that blessing in the
1228 FR 7, 82(99) | 16, 1; Saint Bonaventure, Coll. In Hex., 3, 8, 1.~
1229 DV 1, 25 | the Apostles gave to their collaborators through the imposition of
1230 FR 6, 70 | separating the different cultures collapsed. God's promise in Christ
1231 DV 2, 42(162) | Septem Donis Spiritus Sancti, Collatio II, 3: Ad Claras Aquas,
1232 RMa 3, 40(105) | and Mediatrix of Grace, in Collectio Missarum de Beata Maria
1233 LE 3, 11 | from private hands to the collectivity, human labour will be preserved
1234 LE 3, 11 | practice presupposes the collectivization of the means of production
1235 CA 3, 28 | economic systems, hitherto collectivized, entails problems and sacrifices
1236 EE Int, 8 | pastoral assignment, the collegiate church of Saint Florian
1237 VS 2, 31(54) | the Fifth International Colloquium of Juridical Studies (March
1238 RH 3, 16(103) | Address to the Campesinos of Colombia, August 23, 1968: RRS 60 (
1239 LE 3, 14 | as well, in place of the colonial territories of the past. ~
1240 SRS 3, 22 | or towards forms of new - colonialism: an easy temptation to which
1241 SRS 3, 20 | worrying fact which still colors the world picture.~
1242 UUS Int, 1 | what I said at the Roman Colosseum on Good Friday 1994, at
1243 RH 3, 16 | whatever be the ideological colours with which they are covered.
1244 RH 3, 15 | lips and appears in the columns of all the newspapers and
1245 CA 4, 32 | needs of others and the combinations of productive factors most
1246 LE 2, 10 | brings it about that man combines his deepest human identity
1247 DV 3, 65 | This is a significant and comforting sign, for from this experience
1248 SRS 6, 45 | and participation in the comity of nations - as is already
1249 RMa 1, 23(47) | from Jesus Mary as Mother": Comm. in loan., I, 6: PG 14,
1250 RMa 1, 10(27) | Divina Commedia, Paradiso, XXXIII, 1; cf.
1251 CA Int, 1 | distinction of having been commemorated by solemn Papal documents
1252 RH 4, 20 | Sacrifice of Christ, since it commemorates his death on the Cross167,
1253 EE 1, 12 | memorial celebration, its “commemorative representation” (memorialis
1254 DV 1, 12 | God's salvific self-giving commensurate with the "image and likeness"
1255 CA 4, 41 | societies, blaming them for the commercialization and alienation of human
1256 UUS 2, 44(75) | UNITY and the EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE UNITED BIBLE SOCIETIES,
1257 EV 4, 98 | Centres, Institutes and Committees of Bioethics.~An important
1258 CA 4, 40 | are not and cannot be mere commodities.~
1259 CA 1, 4(7) | Encyclical Epistle Graves de communi (January 18, 1901): Leonis
1260 FR 7, 97 | ontological, causal and communicative structures. It is strong
1261 RH 4, 20 | a Sacrifice-Sacrament, a Communion-Sacrament, and a Presence-Sacrament
1262 EE 2, 25(46) | Rituale Romanum: De sacra communione et de cultu mysterii eucharistici
1263 CA 4, 32 | capacity for interrelated and compact organization, as well as
1264 SA 4, 12 | a sense of strength and compactness, which contributed to a
1265 RMa 3, 38 | consubstantial Son and his "generous companion" in the work of redemption "
1266 EV 3, 67 | above all a request for companionship, sympathy and support in
1267 RMi 4, 34 | put them into watertight compartments. Nevertheless, there must
1268 DM 4, 6 | however penetratingly and compassionately, at moral, physical or material
1269 LE 2, 10 | developed together with his compatriots, thus realizing that in
1270 EE 2, 23 | Christ”.42 The argument is compelling: our union with Christ,
1271 FR 5, 60 | Spes amounts to a virtual compendium of the biblical anthropology
1272 DV 3, 55 | superimposing - and a mutual compenetration - of the ontological dimension (
1273 DM 5, 7 | for the sins of man are "compensated for" by the sacrifice of
1274 RMi 4, 37 | determining responsibilities, competencies and the geographical limits
1275 RH 2, 11 | self-awareness by so adequately and competently presenting to us a view
1276 CA 4, 41 | relationships marked by destructive competitiveness and estrangement, in which
1277 UUS Int, 2 | misunderstandings and prejudices. Complacency, indifference and insufficient
1278 UUS 2, 65 | preclude mutual interaction and complementarity.~The ecumenical movement
1279 DM 7, 14 | transform it in its essence, by complementing it with another spirit.
1280 VS 2, 37 | would then have the task of completing with normative directives
1281 LE 4, 18 | and local work centres and complexes must be safeguarded, keeping
1282 LE 4, 23 | widespread as a result of the complexities of modern life. Man has
1283 SA 2, 6 | political and religious complications which culminated in his
1284 EV 4, 89 | the intention is solely to comply with the patient's request.
1285 FR Conc, 106 | incredibly rich array of its component parts, animate and inanimate,
1286 EE 5, 49 | and the many, often great, composers who sought to do justice
1287 RH 3, 17 | that the society and people composing it are master and sovereign
1288 EV Int, 5 | yet overcome, are being compounded in many regions of the world
1289 FR 4, 42 | rationally that one cannot comprehend (rationabiliter comprehendit
1290 SA 3, 11 | and would thus be fully comprehended and grasped by their hearers.
1291 FR 4, 42 | comprehend (rationabiliter comprehendit incomprehensibile esse)
1292 LE 4, 19 | involves a regular weekly rest comprising at least Sunday, and also
1293 DV 3, 49 | event. For according to the computation of time this coming is measured
1294 SRS 4, 28 | technology, including the computer sciences, bring freedom
1295 LE 3, 12 | factories, laboratories, and computers. Thus everything that is
1296 EE CON, 62 | Co-heirs of thine, and comrades blest~With saints whose
1297 FR 2, 22 | cf. Rom 1:20). This is to concede to human reason a capacity
1298 EE 4, 45 | it is never legitimate to concelebrate in the absence of full communion,
1299 EE 4, 44 | re-established. Any such concelebration would not be a valid means,
1300 LE 1, 2 | Anno the Church's teaching concentrates mainly on the just solution
1301 FR 7, 92 | cultures in a coherent and conceptually clear way. Today, too, theology
1302 EV 1, 8 | one's neighbour there is a concession to the "thinking" of the
1303 UUS 1, 17(30) | Motu Proprio Appropinquante Concilio (6 August 1962), c. III,
1304 RMa 2, 33(84) | Ecumenical Council of Nicaea: Conciliorurn Oecumenicorum Decreta, Bologna
1305 DV 3, 59 | particularly strong and conclusive indication of her own apostolic
1306 SRS 3, 26 | abortion and euthanasia - is a concomitant concern for peace, together
1307 DV 2, 39 | the "suffering" of God is concretized, there will be heard a word
1308 EV 1, 16 | to give is unjustly made conditional on the acceptance of an
1309 EE 3, 30 | celebrations, so as not to condone an ambiguity about the nature
1310 RH 4, 18(125) | Confessio, I, 1: CSEL 33, p. 1.~
1311 VS 1, 24(31) | Confessiones, X, 29, 40: CCL 27,176;
1312 VS 1, 12(20) | Cf. Saint Maximus the Confessor, Quaestiones ad Thalassium,
1313 SRS 1, 4 | live. Consequently, the configuration of the world in the course
1314 VS 1, 21 | Spirit, Baptism radically configures the faithful to Christ in
1315 VS 3, 95 | the enormously complex and conflict-filled situations present in the
1316 LE 2, 10 | and Nation ~Having thus conflrmed the personal dimension of
1317 SA 4, 15 | fullness of the Church, which, conforming to the will of its Founder
1318 CA 6, 57 | and shelters for the poor, Confraternities as well as individual men
1319 FR Int, 1 | them in the writings of Confucius and Lao-Tze, and in the
1320 FR 5, 52(59) | Eugenio Bautain ex mandato S. Cong. Episcoporum et Religiosorum
1321 DV 2, 29 | text needs to be read in conjunction with the other passages
1322 LE 4, 16 | rights as a whole, which are connatural with man, and many of which
1323 SA 7, 27 | Methodius are as it were the connecting links or spiritual bridge
1324 DV 1, 15 | identify with Jesus, Isaiah connects his person and mission with
1325 SRS 5, 38 | thus acquiring a moral connotation.~It is above all a question
1326 FR 4, 44(48) | septem dona Spiritus Sancti connumeratur”.~
1327 RMa Int, 6 | increase in holiness by conquering sin, and so they raise their
1328 RMa 3, 39 | the love which totally "consecrates" a human being to God. By
1329 SRS 3, 12 | Nations Organization promoted consecutively two decades of development.30
1330 EV 3, 66 | requested it and who has never consented to it. The height of arbitrariness
1331 RMa 1, 18 | his sacrifice, lovingly consenting to the immolation of the
1332 RMa 3, 39 | acceptance of motherhood. Mary consents to God's choice, in order
1333 VS 3, 90 | unacceptability of "teleological", "consequentialist" and "proportionalist" ethical
1334 RH 2, 7 | consciousness, which the Council considerably developed, through all levels
1335 FR 4, 47 | in some ways it has been consigned to a wholly marginal role.
1336 UUS 2, 42 | firm ecumenical conviction. Consigning to oblivion the excommunications
1337 FR 7, 88 | must be noted, scientism consigns all that has to do with
1338 RMi 6, 63 | brothers' in the faith, to console the Church, to meet people.
1339 VS Int, 4 | confirmed, supported and consoled. With the guarantee of assistance
1340 VS 2, 39 | strengthens, develops and consolidates within himself his likeness
1341 FR 5, 56 | of consensus and not of a consonance between intellect and objective
1342 RH 1, 3 | courage and also by his constancy and patience in the difficult
1343 SA 2, 4(6) | Constantini VIII, 16-18: Constantinus et Methodius Thessalonicenses,
1344 FR 2, 19 | cycles of the year and the constellations of the stars, the natures
1345 CA 5, 47 | or that institutional or constitutional solution. Her contribution
1346 FR 2, 22 | and what was evil, but was constrained to appeal to a higher source.
1347 FR 7, 95 | conditioned by history and constricted in other ways, but the human
1348 FR 1, 15 | immanentist habit of mind and the constrictions of a technocratic logic.
1349 FR 6, 73 | theology and philosophy is best construed as a circle. Theology's
1350 LE 5, 25 | unfolding the Creator's work, consulting the advantages of their
1351 CA 3, 28 | irksome intruders trying to consume what others have produced.
1352 CA 6, 55 | one, and to permissive and consumerist solutions, which under various
1353 VS 3, 105 | burns a fire capable of consuming our guilt (cf Joel 2:3)".165 ~
1354 EE CON, 62 | lived reality; it becomes “contagious” and, in a manner of speaking,
1355 DM 5, 8 | Holy Spirit, in which love, containing justice, sets in motion
1356 VS 2, 80 | human civilization they contaminate those who inflict them more
1357 FR 4, 43 | allow Christianity to be contaminated neither by secular philosophy
1358 EV Conc, 102 | Life".138~As the Church contemplates Mary's motherhood, she discovers
1359 EE CON, 59 | revealing its mysterious “contemporaneity”. Each day my faith has
1360 SRS 4, 33 | unsatisfying and in the end contemptible. The Lord clearly says this
1361 EV Conc, 105 | defeated: "Death with life contended: combat strangely ended!
1362 CA 2, 12 | away with private property, contending that individual possessions
1363 CA 2, 12 | property of all...; but their contentions are so clearly powerless
1364 VS 3, 84 | saving power of the truth is contested, and freedom alone, uprooted
1365 VS 2, 40 | the basis of historical contingencies or the diversity of societies
1366 EV 1, 13 | distributed with the same ease as contraceptives, really act as abortifacients
1367 CA 4, 35 | the debts which have been contracted should be paid at the price
1368 CA 1, 8 | conditions because an employer or contractor will afford no better, he
1369 SRS 5, 35 | little, irregular, or even contradictory development - the reasons
1370 EV 3, 72 | laws and decrees enacted in contravention of the moral order, and
1371 EV 2, 35 | upon the one who is humble, contrite in spirit and trembles at
1372 CA 2, 15 | productive, as well as careful controls and adequate legislative
1373 DV 1, 5 | inspires, guarantees and convalidates the faithful transmission
1374 RH 1, 3 | Council, which John XXIII convened and opened and which was
1375 EV 3, 58 | selfish reasons or out of convenience, but out of a desire to
1376 SRS 3, 17 | fragmentation, expressed in the conventional names First, Second, Third
1377 DV 3, 65 | especially in monasteries and convents. So, too, recent years have
1378 UUS 3, 77 | understanding and the doctrinal convergences already achieved between
1379 VS 3, 95 | Christ himself showed by his conversations and dealings with men. Having
1380 VS 2, 70 | contrary to the divine will (conversio ad creaturam). This can
1381 DM 7, 13 | live, therefore, in statu conversionis; and it is this state of
1382 RMi 3, 26 | day of Pentecost and the conversions that followed, the first
1383 LE 3, 14 | human rights. Thus, merely converting the means of production
1384 LE 3, 15 | expressed the strong and deep convinction that man's work concerns
1385 EE 5, 48 | holiness of God: O sacrum convivium, in quo Christus sumitur!
1386 UUS 2, 52 | already under way for the convocation of a future Council of the
1387 SA 5, 16 | of Pope John XXIII, who convoked the Council with the intent
1388 LE 1, 2 | the last ninety years have convulsed many European countries
1389 CA 2, 16 | consumers' and credit cooperatives, in promoting general education
1390 RMi 6, 72 | the mission ad gentes as cooperators with the local churches.
1391 SA 5, 17 | Khazars, the Arabs, the Copts, the Syrians and many others".29~
1392 DV 2, 45(176) | Sequence of Pentecost: Reple Cordis Intirna.~
1393 EE 2, 23(42) | In Epistolam I ad Corinthios Homiliae, 24, 2: PG 61,
1394 UUS 1, 27 | unity. This is truly the cornerstone of all prayer: the total
1395 RMa 3, 48(141) | Encyclical Letter Fulgens Corona (8 September 1953): AAS
1396 UUS 3, 84(140) | de Sanctis I: Sanctorum "coronando merita tua dona coronans",~
1397 UUS 3, 84(140) | coronando merita tua dona coronans",~
1398 EV 2, 40 | provided for severe forms of corporal punishment and even the
1399 VS 2, 48 | whereby it exists as a whole — corpore et anima unus 87 — as a
1400 VS 2, 50 | rejecting all manipulations of corporeity which alter its human meaning,
1401 LE 4, 20 | can and should also aim at correcting - with a view to the common
1402 VS 3, 110 | fail to acknowledge the correctness and the truth of the moral
1403 EV Int, 6 | consciences, the clear light which corrects the darkened gaze, and the
1404 DV 1, 19 | Spirit. And this testimony is corroborated by another testimony of
1405 CA 3, 24 | moral life of nations are corrupted. For this reason the struggle
1406 VS 3, 104 | An attitude of this sort corrupts the morality of society
1407 RH 4, 21 | People - the Second Vatican Counci] highlighted, among other
1408 EE 3, 31 | priests will be able to counteract the daily tensions which
1409 EE 2, 24 | as a result of sin, are countered by the unifying power of
1410 FR 4, 39 | certainly outstanding. In countering the attacks launched by
1411 RMi 5, 49 | communion with their local counterparts for the development of the
1412 RMa 1, 19 | becomes in a certain sense the counterpoise to the disobedience and
1413 SRS 3, 19 | development has turned into a counterproductive mechanism. This is because
1414 RMi 4, 36 | the apostolate, and the counterwitness of believers and Christian
1415 LE 4, 21 | their mass exodus from the countryside to the cities and unfortunately
1416 UUS 2, 42 | than an act of ecumenical courtesy; it constitutes a basic
1417 DV 3, 51 | thus Mary is greeted by her cousin Elizabeth, herself "full
1418 UUS 1, 27(50) | apostolic labours of Abbé Paul Couturier, she came to understand
1419 CA 3, 29 | fundamentalism are emerging which covertly, or even openly, deny to
1420 SA 6, 21 | Church of the Holy Cross in Cracow, where the Slav Benedictines
1421 EE 6, 55 | of the newborn Christ and cradled him in her arms that unparalleled
1422 LE 4, 20 | people belonging to the same craft and thus on the basis of
1423 EE 5, 49 | production, ranging from fine craftsmanship to authentic works of art,
1424 SRS 4, 28 | consumerism: in the first place a crass materialism, and at the
1425 EV 2, 43(32) | Animas enim a Deo immediate creari catholica fides nos retinere
1426 RMa 1, 8(21) | Severianus of Gabala, In mundi creationem, Oratio VI, 10: PG 56, 497f.;
1427 RH 4, 19 | God, to be able to share creatively and fruitfully in Christ'
1428 VS 2, 70 | divine will (conversio ad creaturam). This can occur in a direct
1429 DV 2, 39 | an act of the will of the creature-man contrary to the will of
1430 VS 3, 86 | an essential part of that creaturely image which is the basis
1431 FR 3 | CHAPTER III - INTELLEGO UT CREDAM~
1432 RH 4, 19 | expression: intellege, ut credas-crede, ut intellegas,150 and it
1433 VS 3, 94(147) | Summum crede nefas animam praeferre pudori
1434 EE 3, 29(61) | Catholic Faith Firmiter Credimus: DS 802.~
1435 LE 2, 8 | dangerous irregularities creep in, and to what extent.~
1436 FR 6, 71 | both Jews and proselytes, Cretans and Arabians, we hear them
1437 SA 2, 4 | expert. While staying in the Crimea at Kherson, they identified
1438 EV 3, 58(54) | infanticidium nefanda sunt crimina".~
1439 EV 2, 32 | human life. Peter cured the cripple who daily sought alms at
1440 VS 2, 78(129) | Liguori, Pratica di amar Gesù Cristo, VII, 3.~
1441 CA 4, 41 | 41. Marxism criticized capitalist bourgeois societies,
1442 CA 1, 10 | citizens. Rerum novarum criticizes two social and economic
1443 CA 2, 15 | It is no less forceful in criticizing a concept of the State which
1444 SA 1, 1(2) | the Kingdom of the Serbs – Croats - Slovenes and of the Czechoslovakian
1445 RMa Int, 6 | heaven, Mary has already crossed the threshold between faith
1446 SRS 3, 24 | without frontiers capable of crossing even the barriers of the
1447 EV 1, 7 | you do not do well, sin is crouching at the door; its desire
1448 EV 2, 32 | preaching and actions. The crowds of the sick and the outcasts
1449 EE CON, 59 | vere passum, immolatum, in cruce pro homine! Here is the
1450 DM 6, 12 | as spite, hatred and even cruelty. In such cases, the desire
1451 EV 1, 15 | individual is overcome and crushed by a death deprived of any
1452 CA 2, 12 | Leo XIII arrived at the crux of the problem.~His words
1453 EE CON, 59 | celebrated my first Mass in the Crypt of Saint Leonard in Wawel
1454 CA 2, 12 | which, to a certain extent, crystallized or institutionalized Leo
1455 SA 2, 7(10) | Methodii VIII, 1-2: ed. ctt., p. 225.~
1456 RH 3, 16(103) | Address to the Indians at Cuilipan, January 29, 1979: 1. c.,
1457 SA 2, 6 | religious complications which culminated in his imprisonment for
1458 SRS 4, 31(56) | morte deletum est! O felix culpa, quae talem ac tantum meruit
1459 EV 1, 18 | responsibility and the consequent culpability of those who make these
1460 SA 7, 25 | least prepared by them for cultivation, did Christianity definitively
1461 EE 2, 25(46) | De sacra communione et de cultu mysterii eucharistici extra
1462 LE 4, 21 | just advancement socially, culturally and economically. ~In many
1463 VS 2, 31 | as the foundation of the cumulative rights of the person.54 ~
1464 VS 2, 62 | it must not "practise cunning and tamper with God's word",
1465 VS 2, 34(58) | Encyclical Epistle Quanta Cura (December 8, 1864): Pii
1466 RH 3, 17 | process been decisively curbed? In any case, we cannot
1467 EV 2, 44 | pour me out like milk and curdle me like cheese? You clothed
1468 EV 2, 32 | poverty of human life. Peter cured the cripple who daily sought
1469 DM 5, 7 | good and healing"71 and "curing every sickness and disease"72
1470 VS 1, 14 | commandments which arouses the curiosity of the teacher of the Law,
1471 FR Int, 1 | themselves”.~Moreover, a cursory glance at ancient history
1472 EV 2, 50 | s light failed; and the curtain of the temple was torn in
1473 CA 4, 43 | of suppliers and in the customers' use of goods, in a progressively
1474 CA 1, 4 | economic and social activity, cuts itself off from the truth
1475 VS 1, 15(25) | In Psalmum CXVIII Expositio, Sermo 18, 37:
1476 FR 2, 23 | revealed wisdom disrupts the cycle of our habitual patterns
1477 SRS 4, 31(58) | 1009-1012 Theodoret of Cyr, De Providentia, Oratio
1478 FR 6, 71 | parts of Libya belonging to Cyrene, and visitors from Rome,
1479 SA 7, 24 | and here particularly the Cyrillic alphabet developed. From
1480 SA 1, 1(2) | PIUS XI, Letter Quod S. Cyrillum (13 February 1927) to the
1481 SA 1, 1(2) | Croats - Slovenes and of the Czechoslovakian Republic: AAS 19 (1927),
1482 VS 1, 24 | Augustine in his prayer: "Da quod iubes et iube quod
1483 FR 5, 60(84) | Apostolic Exhortation Pastores Dabo Vobis (25 March 1992), 52:
1484 RMa 1, 10(26) | Second Vespers; Saint Peter Damian, Carmina et preces, XLVII:
1485 VS 3, 91 | the sight of the Lord!" (Dan 13:22-23). Susanna, preferring
1486 RMa 1, 10 | her with the words which Dante Alighieri places on the
1487 EE 1, 20 | God's plan.~Many problems darken the horizon of our time.
1488 EV 1, 21 | produces a kind of progressive darkening of the capacity to discern
1489 DV 3, 57 | there are gathering ever darker "signs of death": a custom
1490 LE 2, 6 | differentiation of people into dasses according to the type of
1491 SRS 1, 1 | and has sometimes made the dates of publication of the various
1492 RMi 6, 66 | not allow themselves to be daunted by doubts, misunderstanding,
1493 EV Int, 1 | it is to be preached with dauntless fidelity as "good news"
1494 EV 4, 80(104) | novitate Christi", In Psalmos Davidis Lectura: 6,5.~
1495 RH 4, 18 | our hope of resurrection dawned... the bright promise of
1496 RMi Conc, 92 | people and nations. I see the dawning of a new missionary age,
1497 CA 4, 33 | organization. Allured by the dazzle of an opulence which is
1498 FR Int, 4 | and women would lapse into deadening routine and little by little
1499 SRS 3, 22 | concern for security, which deadens the impulse towards united
1500 VS 3, 95 | by his conversations and dealings with men. Having come not
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