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 1 Pref         |           distributive justice and human solidarity.~+ Angelo Card.
 2 Intro        |           Universal Declaration of Human Rights(2).~The 1969 Declaration
 3 Intro, 0,0(2)|           Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted and proclaimed
 4 Intro        |    transcendental dimension of the human being is taken into account.
 5 Intro        |         world, took this view: the human being can only discover
 6 Intro        |            the Divine that enables human nature to consider disinterested
 7 Intro        |           divine grace which gives human beings the strength needed
 8 Intro, 0,0(8)|          and as a kind of soul for human society as it is to be renewed
 9 Intro        |       brought about as a result of human relations that are increasingly
10 I, A,7       |           the contingent nature of human activities. For despite
11 I, A,7       |          humanity, by and for each human being, which is a fruit
12 I, A,7(19)   |  excessively high toll in terms of human suffering and financial
13 I, A,8       |  conclusion to be drawn from this: human advancement depends on the
14 I, A,8       |         advancement depends on the human being's capacity to practise
15 I, A,8       |          of a very large number of human beings.~
16 I, B,11      |            and consequently by the human being—to threats to the
17 I, B,11(23)  |            Programme (UNDP), World Human Development Report 1990,
18 I, B,12      |        with the true nature of the human being(27).~
19 I, D,16(30)  |                        UNDP, World Human Development Report 1990,
20 I, D,18      |           farming, based mainly on human "capital", with limited
21 II, 0,19     |          in the advancement of all human beings and the integral
22 II, 0,19     |            beings and the integral human being in their daily work,
23 II, 0,20     |            service of the integral human being and of all humanity.~
24 II, 0,21     |        gave the earth to the whole human race for the sustenance
25 II, 0,22     |      always generate high costs in human terms and are the places
26 II, 0,22     |             It is obvious that the human being cannot subject and
27 II, 0,22     |      periods of time, so costly in human terms (when it functions
28 II, 0,23     |        contributes to all what the human community needs. The poorest
29 II, 0,23     |     concerns, at the centre of the human family. It is there the
30 II, 0,24     |       concept of justice rooted in human solidarity, and by that
31 II, 0,25     |        fully guarantee fundamental human rights(44). In this context,
32 II, 0,29     | development and advancement of all human beings and peoples. Faced
33 II, 0,30     |    projects. The solidarity of the human community must be built
34 II, 0,30     |    acknowledged to be essential to human development because it enables
35 III, 0,35    |      better serve humanity and all human beings~38. Increased wealth
36 III, 0,37    |     particularly the Commission on Human Rights) and UNICEF. Restricting
37 III, 0,37    |     adopted by the World Bank(63).~Human development will not come
38 III, 0,37    |      economy will only become more human and humane if a whole range
39 III, 0,40(65)|                    Cf. UNDP, World Human Development Report 1992.
40 III, 0,45    |           are tasks that depend on human skill and will.~
41 III, 0,47    |           North and the South. The human sciences can provide a more
42 III, 0,47    |            the foundations for the human being's moral conscience.
43 IV, 0,52     |         providence" for our fellow human beings~55. The practice
44 IV, 0,52     |  considered to be a consequence of human sin, revealed in the very
45 IV, 0,52     |     respect for the dignity of the human person and the fertility
46 IV, 0,52     |            throughout the whole of human history and probably formed
47 IV, 0,52     |       often so unfavourable to the human being, are amplified by
48 IV, 0,52     |           God's creative plan, the human being has only a shortsighted
49 IV, 0,52     |        wanderer, which affects the human race: "... what have you
50 IV, 0,53     |                 The dignity of the human being and the fruitfulness
51 IV, 0,53     |         restore the dignity of the human person and the harmony between
52 IV, 0,53     |            the harmony between the human being and the whole of creation
53 IV, 0,53     |            Cf. Gen. 2:9). When the human being enters freely into
54 IV, 0,53     |          19, 21).~The sense of the human economy is thus revealed
55 IV, 0,53     |           where] the body of a new human family grows, foreshadowing
56 IV, 0,53     |           of sin" which weaken the human economy, we are called to
57 IV, 0,53     |            and charisms direct the human being's response of love,
58 IV, 0,53     |    intelligent providence, guiding human development of the world
59 IV, 0,53     |          for the well-being of the human family and the fulfilment
60 IV, 0,54     |       makes trade permanent. Every human being has the right to accede
61 IV, 0,54     |      realities, which relieves the human person of any responsibility
62 IV, 0,55     |           rights and duties of the human person. This realisation
63 IV, 0,55(86) |           direct appeal is made to human instincts-while ignoring
64 IV, 0,55(86) |         higher forms of satisfying human needs from artificial new
65 IV, 0,56     |             out of concern for the human person in general and of
66 IV, 0,56     |            rights, of their fellow human beings, the Church regularly
67 V, 0,59      |   humanitarian work to serve other human beings, working for their
68 V, 0,59      |            the development of each human being and whole peoples
69 V, 0,59      |         more worthy to be called a human being. But soul-less development
70 V, 0,59      | development cannot suffice for the human being, and an excess of
71 V, 0,59      |          sense of religion and the human values stand the risk of
72 V, 0,61      |            Necessary reform of the human heart~64. World hunger makes
73 V, 0,61      |     identify the weaknesses of the human being at every level. The
74 V, 0,61      |      enough for the realization of human happiness.": AAS 80 (1988),
75 V, 0,61      |        which comes to dwell in the human heart enables men and women
76 V, 0,61      |           attract others.~Thus the human being is called to reform
77 V, 0,61      | unification of the self and of the human community in love. This
78 V, 0,61      |           love. This reform of the human being, the whole person,
79 V, 0,61      |        everyone, of each and every human being, is God's proposal
80 V, 0,62      |           serving these idols, the human being is enslaved and the
81 V, 0,62      |            rendered fertile by the human being, at the service of
82 V, 0,64      |         the poor, will open up the human heart and lead it to seek
83 V, 0,64      |         all humanity and the whole human being, will continue along
84 V, 0,64      |             This alone enables the human being to have a change of
85 V, 0,65      |        humanity and each and every human being.~
86 V, 0,67      |             composed with a strong human dimension, can restore people'
87 V, 0,67      |      ultimately always destroy the human being.~
88 V, 0,68      |        whom they share fundamental human values, must ensure that