Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Pref         |            of remedying the unjust social situations inherited from
 2 Intro        |            The 1969 Declaration on Social Progress and Development
 3 Intro, 0,0(3)|            Nations, Declaration on Social Progress and Development,
 4 Intro        |        Church holds that economic, social and political issues cannot
 5 Intro        |            Gospel and the Church's social teaching. It does not set
 6 I, 0,2       |     generating apathy, a loss of a social sense, and indifference
 7 I, 0,3       |         physical, intellectual and social potential is impaired just
 8 I, A,7       |            set out in the Church's social teaching and in the analyses
 9 I, A,7       |           analyses of the Church's social encyclicals.~The root cause
10 I, A,7(19)   |       countries whose economic and social development exacts an excessively
11 I, A,8       |        posed a threat to the local social fabric, in many cases already
12 I, A,9       |            his capacity to curtail social injustice, which is always
13 I, A,9       |            countries, based on the social, technical and political
14 I, B,10      |                                The social situation~13. Certain socio-cultural
15 I, B,10      |     malnutrition. Food taboos, the social and family status of women—
16 I, B,12      |          is generally economic and social changes(26) that enable
17 I, B,12(26)  |        growth. One is economic and social development, another is
18 I, C,14      |           even causes economic and social decline. Differences in
19 I, C,15      |                       Economic and social de-structuring~18. Economic
20 I, C,15      |    de-structuring~18. Economic and social de-structuring stems both
21 II, 0,19     |            of development involves social justice and the universal
22 II, 0,19     |        gradually emphasised in her social teaching therefore provide
23 II, 0,19     |       goods;~— greater respect for social justice, which is possible
24 II, 0,19     |           from being excluded from social and economic life, and deprived
25 II, 0,19     |         therefore the whole of the social teaching of the Church which
26 II, 0,19     |     contribute in the long term to social stability. At every level
27 II, 0,19     |             excluded" by their own social conditions.~
28 II, 0,19(34) |              1,: "the sum total of social conditions which allow people,
29 II, 0,21     |                                    Social justice and the universal
30 II, 0,21     |           24. At the very heart of social justice lies the principle
31 II, 0,22(37) |          pp. 213-217 (referring to social sin producing social evils),
32 II, 0,22(37) |            to social sin producing social evils), the Encyclical Letter
33 II, 0,22(37) |             situations of sin" or "social sins" but always giving
34 II, 0,22     |           will have a truly useful social purpose and promote the
35 II, 0,23     |          upon difficult and costly social and economic policies, without
36 II, 0,23     |           in this perspective that social justice, which is also commutative
37 II, 0,23     |           of rights, it guarantees social cohesion, peaceful co-existence
38 II, 0,30     |          and practices — economic, social, cultural and political —
39 II, 0,31     |          of the Gospel or based on social solidarity. The first person
40 II, 0,31     |           create organisations for social advancement was the Quaker
41 II, 0,33     |            designed to enhance the social status of women in the poor
42 II, 0,34     |                    Integrity and a social sense~37. Lastly, it is
43 II, 0,34     |         minority based on kinship, social and ethnic ties or political
44 II, 0,34     |      society, and who exploit this social authority for personal gain.
45 III, 0,35    |           as well as political and social obstacles. These reforms
46 III, 0,35    |   direction of the common good and social justice, which are so difficult
47 III, 0,36    |           economic development and social progress(58)." As identified
48 III, 0,37    |         bodies as the Economic and Social Council (particularly the
49 III, 0,39    |           greater stability in the social and politicalinstitutional
50 III, 0,40(66)|            of the World Summit for Social Development, Copenhagen,
51 III, 0,45    |           be done, an economic and social environment must be created
52 III, 0,46(72)|     Growing Problem, "Economic and Social Development Series", Rome,
53 III, 0,47    |        more just interpretation of social organisation in order to
54 IV, 0,51     |          destination of goods. The social lien on the right to private
55 IV, 0,51     |         blueprint for the Church's social teaching which was fashioned
56 IV, 0,51     |       achievements accompanied the social ideal attached to the Jubilee.
57 IV, 0,51     |        re-establishing a degree of social justice. The social teaching
58 IV, 0,51     |      degree of social justice. The social teaching of the Church,
59 IV, 0,54     |     initiatives to actively pursue social justice(82). It thereby
60 IV, 0,54     | effectively to people's needs(84). Social justice makes trade permanent.
61 IV, 0,54     |          of any responsibility for social justice. The need for equity
62 IV, 0,54     |            to the establishment of social justice and of moderation
63 IV, 0,55     |          and justice, the Church's social teaching works on the basis
64 IV, 0,55     |        broadly to the criterion of social justice, namely, all the
65 IV, 0,55     |        person. This realisation of social justice, thanks to a just
66 IV, 0,55     |   incorporate their duty to ensure social justice into their economic
67 IV, 0,55     |          individual duty to ensure social justice. This lack is the
68 IV, 0,56     |         that the "solution" to the social issue demands the effort
69 IV, 0,56     |            relevance. The Church's social teaching views all these
70 IV, 0,56     |         the part of the leaders of social, governmental and trade
71 V, 0,59      |          the Church knows that all social changes must necessarily
72 V, 0,66      |         that anything that hampers social and economic development