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 1 Int, 1|    continues to inspire action for social justice, prompts us to take
 2 Int, 4|            and for action from the social teaching of the Church.
 3 Int, 4|       teaching of the Church. This social teaching has been worked
 4 Int, 4|           order to bring about the social, political and economic
 5 Int, 5|          and other applications of social justice. The encyclicals
 6 Int, 5|          all recognize is that the social question has become worldwide" 4. "
 7  1    |                                New Social Problems ~
 8  1, 9 |           their location. Thus new social problems are created: professional
 9  1, 11|        agglomerative dwellings the social fabric whereby man may be
10  1, 12|            original application of social justice and to undertake
11  1    | participate in cultural, economic, social and political life. ~
12  1, 14|        subject and the goal of all social institutions is and must
13  1, 14|       worthy life on the material, social, cultural and spiritual
14  1, 14|        overall economy and for the social body, or to desire to obtain
15  1, 16|      economic, cultural, civic and social life and benefit from a
16  1, 17|           them to make any sort of social vindication, in spite of
17  1, 19|          time the emergence of new social problems, they will become
18  1    |                           Media of social communication ~
19  1, 20|            assumed by the media of social communication and their
20  1, 20|           very action the media of social communication are reaching
21  1, 20|         ideological spheres and in social, economic and cultural life.
22  1, 20|          influence of the media of social communication and the advantages
23  1, 21|             This is a wide-ranging social problem which concerns the
24  2, 23|         conditions for peace, both social peace and international
25  2, 24|            political society. As a social being, man builds his destiny
26  2, 25|      vocation and of its differing social expressions. It is not for
27  2, 25|         presume, to develop in the social body, disinterestedly and
28  2, 26|          power, and by considering social solidarities as more or
29  2, 26|      criterion of the value of the social organization. ~
30  2, 27|        possible ambiguity of every social ideology? Sometimes it leads
31  2, 27|    Sometimes it leads political or social activity to be simply the
32  2, 30|      movements that have economic, social. cultural or political ends,
33  2, 33|       rigorous method of examining social and political reality, and
34  2, 37|           future; it thus sustains social dynamism by the confidence
35  2, 40|        could thus assist Christian social morality, which no doubt
36  2, 41|           demands of nature and of social constraints; progress was
37  3    |           Dynamism of the Church's social teaching ~
38  3, 42|          all its dynamism that the social teaching of the Church accompanies
39  3, 44|         economic domination on the social, cultural and even political
40  3, 46|         each man feels that in the social and economic field, both
41  3, 46|       ensuring the cohesion of the social body, must have as its aim
42  3, 46|         fact, "the true aim of all social activity should be to help
43  3, 46|          individual members of the social body, but never to destroy
44  3, 47|          wider, and extends to the social and political sphere in
45  4, 48|                         48. In the social sphere, the Church has always
46  4, 52|        have not dealt with all the social problems that today face