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1002  1, 11    |               the grave duty of those responsible to strive to control this
1003  2, 37    |              activity would willingly restrict itself; ;here dwells within
1004  2, 40    |              doubt will see its field restricted when it comes to suggesting
1005  3, 46    |  international, the ultimate decision rests with political power. ~Political
1006  1, 9     |              back against himself the results of his activity. Having
1007  2, 29    |          possible today to speak of a retreat of ideologies. In this respect
1008  1, 12(8) |                                   Cf. Rev 3:12; 21:2. ~
1009  3, 43    |            the courage to undertake a revision of the relationships between
1010  3, 45    |               structures in which the rhythm of progress would be regulated
1011  1, 16    |               sharing of the nation's riches. ~
1012  4, 48    |              This basic humility will rid action of all inflexibility
1013  1, 18    |             and that they respect the rightful freedom of married couples.
1014  2, 33    |             scientific activity, as a rigorous method of examining social
1015  4, 51    |         express, in their own way and rising above their particular nature,
1016  2, 35    |           forgetting that at the very root of philosophical liberalism
1017  1, 18    |          unless the conscience of man rouses itself and gives rise to
1018  2, 23    |              others. If, beyond legal rules, there is really no deeper
1019  3, 46    |            foster cooperation. Yet it runs the risk of taking up too
1020  1, 19    |     achievements. If man lets himself rush ahead without foreseeing
1021 Int, 1    |             News of God's love and of salvation in Christ she clarifies
1022  2, 24    |           none of them gives complete satisfaction, and the search goes on
1023  2, 40    |      suffering when she sees them not satisfied, she wishes to help them
1024  1, 9     |              population are unable to satisfy their primary needs, superfluous
1025  2, 37    |           Spirit of Jesus Christ, the Savior of mankind, and upheld by
1026  2, 41    |             indefinite progress. They saw this progress as man's effort
1027  1, 17    |               together that Scripture says: 'He who does not love does
1028 Int, 5    |             and imperative manner the scandal of the condition of the
1029  2, 39    |        subsequently imposed on men as scientifically tested types of behavior.
1030  2, 23    |             often disregarded, if not scoffed at, or else they receive
1031  1, 17    |               so linked together that Scripture says: 'He who does not love
1032  4, 48    |              for their attention; and secondly to take part in action and
1033  4, 48    |              of all inflexibility and sectarianism, it will also avoid discouragement
1034  1, 12    |      pride-the pride of man who feels secure enough to be able to build
1035  2, 37    |           understanding likes to find security and the limits to which
1036  2, 24    |             themselves conditioned by self-mastery and by the acceptance of
1037  2, 31    |         claims to give a complete and self-sufficient picture of man. Nevertheless,
1038  4, 49    |              will avoid the danger of selfish particularism and oppressive
1039  3, 42    |             It also develops with the sensitivity proper to the Church which
1040  4, 48    |            desire that the Church has sent on an apostolic mission
1041  4, 52    |          level" 39. ~It is with these sentiments, venerable brother, that
1042  2, 31    |             such levels as completely separate and independent. The concrete
1043  2, 32    |              confrontation officially separating the various champions of
1044  2, 24    |           builds his destiny within a series of particular groupings
1045  3, 46    |              limits. To take politics seriously at its different levels -
1046  3, 46    |             collective witness to the seriousness of their faith by effective
1047  3, 46    |              of rights recognized, of services rendered and of dignity
1048  2, 36    |          commit himself concretely to serving his brothers, he will assert,
1049  1, 16    |               origin, color, culture, sex or religion. ~Racial discrimination
1050  2, 35    |                        35. On another side, we are witnessing a renewal
1051 Int, 2    |      eliminating illiteracy. From all sides there rises a yearning for
1052  4, 50    |               Christians who at first sight seem to be in opposition,
1053 Int, 7    |               division of wealth, the significance of the increased needs of
1054 Int, 3    |            places they are reduced to silence, regarded with suspicion
1055  1, 10    |           misery besieging in a still silent protest the luxury which
1056       |                    The role of women ~Similarly, in many countries a charter
1057  2, 27    |              service of activity as a simple means of a strategy. ~In
1058  2, 27    |              or social activity to be simply the application of an abstract,
1059 Int, 7    |          jeopardy. It is necessary to situate the problems created by
1060  4, 48    |              which seems limitless in size. The Christian's hope comes
1061  2, 29    |            also be a more accentuated sliding towards a new positivism:
1062  3, 47    |              these obstacles must not slow down the giving of wider
1063 Int, 3    |      themselves according to regions, socio-political systems and cultures. In
1064 Int, 4    |              and lived in a different sociocultural context. Its inspiration,
1065  1, 14    |                     14. As the Church solemnly reaffirmed in the recent
1066  4, 48    |             witnesses to the Church's solicitude and seeking? ~It is to all
1067  2, 26    |             and by considering social solidarities as more or less automatic
1068  2, 37    |        showing how difficult it is to solve the great human problem
1069  2, 40    |              that deepens rather than solves the mystery of the heart
1070  2, 37    |       discovering himself to be God's son in the course of a historical
1071  2, 36    |          Christian will draw from the sources of his faith and the Church'
1072  2, 29    |            has been possible today to speak of a retreat of ideologies.
1073  1, 8     |                for people are already speaking in terms of a "megalopolis"
1074  1, 10    |     domination whereby some people in speculating on the needs of others derive
1075  1, 15    |      industrial change, which demands speedy and constant adaptation,
1076  3, 47    |              to involve itself and to spend itself in building up active
1077  1, 20    |             political and ideological spheres and in social, economic
1078  2, 32    |           They note in fact a certain splintering of Marxism, which until
1079  2, 37    |          source of a protest which is springing up more or less everywhere,
1080  2, 30    |         concrete historical movements sprung from ideologies and in part
1081  4, 51    |               and their future are at stake. ~
1082 Int, 2    |              some peoples have a high standard of culture, others are still
1083  3, 45    |             power. This ambition then stands in the way of setting up
1084  4, 50    |            opposition, as a result of starting from differing options,
1085  3, 45    |       dependence. But this liberation starts with the interior freedom
1086 Int, 2    |         others are struggling against starvation; while some peoples have
1087  3, 43    |                 But, as we have often stated, the most important duty
1088  2, 23    |                       23. Through the statement of the rights of man and
1089  1, 20    |               also by taking suitable steps to prevent the spread of
1090  2, 37    |            must not weaken but rather stimulate our concern for cultivating
1091  2, 26    |             from every limitation, by stimulating it through exclusive seeking
1092  2, 33    |                to be pursued and even stirred up in permanent fashion.
1093  1, 16    |               of the tension which it stirs up both within countries
1094  1, 10    |              which he feels himself a stranger. Urbanization, undoubtedly
1095  3, 44    |          means can conduct autonomous strategies which are largely independent
1096  2, 27    |       activity as a simple means of a strategy. ~In both cases is it not
1097  1, 11    |            remake at the level of the street, of the neighborhood or
1098  1, 11    |              confined and seek in the streets compensations and companionships
1099  2, 27    |                  27. Is there need to stress the possible ambiguity of
1100  3, 47    |           Magistra 31 Pope John XXIII stressed how much the admittance
1101  1, 15    |    discernment is needed, in order to strike at the roots of newly arising
1102  2, 22    |               contexts, and they grow stronger to the extent that he becomes
1103  1, 13    |               industrial change bring strongly to light questions which
1104 Int, 2    |          enjoy prosperity, others are struggling against starvation; while
1105  1, 10    |            has taken him centuries to subdue, but in an anonymous crowd
1106  2, 38    |               doubt is raised. Having subdued nature by using his reason,
1107 Int, 3    |             so, she too finds herself subjected to the repercussions of
1108  2, 38    |              On the one hand they are subjecting to critical and radical
1109  2, 39    |               models of society to be subsequently imposed on men as scientifically
1110  3, 46    |             individuals, families and subsidiary groups, it acts in such
1111  2, 26    |            systems which radically or substantially go against his faith and
1112  1, 15    |     competition and the attraction of success. ~
1113  1, 10    |        regulate its organization, and successfully accomplish its animation
1114  1, 21    |             of human activity. Man is suddenly becoming aware that by an
1115  2, 40    |        noblest aspirations of men and suffering when she sees them not satisfied,
1116  2, 41    |         believes one has conquered it sufficiently in order to enjoy it in
1117  4, 50    |              and its correctness will suggest to each one an attitude
1118  2, 40    |           restricted when it comes to suggesting certain models of society,
1119  2, 28    |            ideology which, even if it suggests certain paths to man's liberation,
1120  1, 9     |          satisfy their primary needs, superfluous needs are ingeniously created.
1121  1, 16    |           duties, as well as the same supernatural destiny. Within a country
1122  1, 20    |           establishing contacts which supersede distances and creating elements
1123  1, 11    |        companionships which cannot be supervised. It is the grave duty of
1124 Int, 5    |             message to proclaim and a support to give to men in their
1125  1, 20    |           constructive expression, by supporting individual citizens and
1126  3, 45    |               turn, these new masters surround themselves with privileges,
1127  4, 49    |             he is called to share in. Surrounded by various currents into
1128  1, 10    |              an anonymous crowd which surrounds him and in which he feels
1129 Int, 7    |           being and of his collective survival. Reluctant to gather the
1130  2, 37    |               a fresh future; it thus sustains social dynamism by the confidence
1131 Int, 6    |       moreover be for the forthcoming Synod of Bishops itself to study
1132  3, 43    |              of profits, the monetary system- without forgetting the actions
1133  1, 16    |               legislation or behavior systematically inspired by racialist prejudice.
1134  1, 10    |           hostile nature which it has taken him centuries to subdue,
1135  2, 37    |               to escape from concrete tasks in order to take refuge
1136  4, 48    |           role of the hierarchy is to teach and to interpret authentically
1137  3, 47    |             counterbalance increasing technocracy, modern forms of democracy
1138  2, 37    |               Bureaucratic socialism, technocratic capitalism and authoritarian
1139  2, 29    |             positivism: universalized technology as the dominant form of
1140  1, 20    |               forward. In the case of television, moreover, what is coming
1141  1, 15    |              domination are permanent temptations for men. Likewise an ever
1142 Int, 3    |               some of her members are tempted by radical and violent solutions
1143  1, 8     |        megalopolis" grouping together tens of millions of persons.
1144  1, 16    |            relevance by reason of the tension which it stirs up both within
1145  3, 46    |                It is true that in the term "politics" many confusions
1146  1, 20    |           have many positive aspects. Thanks to them news from the entire
1147  2, 30    |            and still draw inspiration therefrom. Because the teachings,
1148  4, 50(37)|                                 Cf. 1 Thess 5:21. ~
1149  1, 17    |                            17. We are thinking of the precarious situation
1150  2, 26    |           political activity which he thinks of as service cannot without
1151  2, 33    |           initiative and choice. At a third level, Marxism' whether
1152  4, 48    |             live in brotherhood and a thirst for justice and peace, which
1153           | Though
1154 Int, 6    |        confide our preoccupations and thoughts in the face of this problem
1155  2, 38    |           technological change, which threatens to drag it towards a new
1156  4, 48    |             action. It is too easy to throw back on others responsibility
1157 Int, 5    |           recent Council for its part took care to point them out,
1158  2, 33    |               not only with a working tool but also a certitude preliminary
1159           | toward
1160  1, 8     |              there exist medium-sized towns, the dimension of which
1161 Int, 7    |             he can himself find their traces 6. ~
1162 Int, 4    |               experience of Christian tradition over the centuries, remains
1163 Int, 1    |           world. The Church, in fact, travels forward with humanity and
1164  1, 12    |             let them recall Jonah who traversed Niniveh, the great city,
1165  2, 24    |         models are proposed, some are tried out, none of them gives
1166  1, 9     |             launches new products and tries to attract the consumer,
1167  2, 37    |               of Christian faith here triumphs over the narrow calculations
1168  2, 40    |              grasp only a partial-yet true-aspect of man; the complete picture
1169  1, 17    |         enduring peace: "We cannot in truthfulness call upon that God who is
1170  2, 37    |             systems in which they are trying to affirm themselves. Bureaucratic
1171  2, 39    |              as scientifically tested types of behavior. Man can then
1172 Int, 4    |             the light of the Gospel's unalterable words and for action from
1173 Int, 3    |           outcome. While some people, unaware of present injustices, strive
1174  4, 49    |               his faith - a part that unbelievers themselves expect of him -
1175  1, 8     |            housing awaits them? ~This unceasing flight from the land, industrial
1176  3, 45    |              and struggle which would unceasingly compromise peace. ~
1177 Int, 5    |             Amid the disturbances and uncertainties of the present hour, the
1178  2, 38    |              to make it impossible to understand man in his totality. ~
1179  1, 10    |               stranger. Urbanization, undoubtedly an irreversible stage in
1180  1, 9     |              professional or regional unemployment, redeployment and mobility
1181  1, 21    |             which is the dramatic and unexpected consequence of human activity.
1182  1, 16    |             situations of injustice - unfortunately no new phenomenon - must
1183  1, 8     |            provokes the flight to the unhappy crowded conditions of the
1184 Int, 4    |           difficult for us to utter a unified message and to put forward
1185  2, 32    |             now showed itself to be a unitary ideology which explained
1186  4, 50    |               unity. "The bonds which unite the faithful are mightier
1187  2, 29    |             towards a new positivism: universalized technology as the dominant
1188  2, 30    |             origin and destiny of the universe and of man be identified
1189  1, 16    |           level. Men rightly consider unjustifiable and reject as inadmissible
1190  1, 9     |       different branches of industry. Unlimited competition utilizing the
1191 Int, 3    |  repercussions of the crisis which is unsettling society, some of her members
1192  1, 10    |        facades much misery is hidden, unsuspected even by the closest neighbors;
1193           | unto
1194 Int, 3    |             Christians - willingly or unwillingly - find themselves according
1195  2, 37    |        alternate and struggle for the upper hand. ~The dynamism of Christian
1196  4, 48    |             Development of Peoples we urged that all should set themselves
1197  1, 11    |               direction. ~There is an urgent need to remake at the level
1198  1, 9     |         capable of functioning become useless. While very large areas
1199           | using
1200 Int, 4    |               It is not however to be utilized for the profit of particular
1201  1, 9     |       industry. Unlimited competition utilizing the modern means of publicity
1202  2, 37    |       disregard this. The appeal to a utopia is often a convenient excuse
1203  1, 11    |              young couples waiting in vain for a decent dwelling at
1204 Int, 4    |          solution which has universal validity. Such is not our ambition,
1205  3, 46    |             its competence, which can vary from people to people and
1206 Int, 4    |               the face of such widely varying situations it is difficult
1207  1, 12    |             lose heart in view of the vast and faceless society; let
1208  2, 24    |              for their development, a vaster society, one of a universal
1209  2, 30    |               distinct from them. Our venerated predecessor Pope John XXIII
1210  4, 52    |           Vatican, 14 May 1971. ~PAUL VI~ ~
1211  1, 21    |              becoming in his turn the victim of this degradation. Not
1212  4, 48    |              and which burst forth in victory on the morning of the Resurrection 34.
1213  2, 33    |           whether in power or not, is viewed as a socialist ideology
1214  4, 49    |        Christian must make a wise and vigilant choice and avoid involving
1215  1, 17    |               make any sort of social vindication, in spite of their real
1216  2, 25    |               impose itself except by virtue of its own truth, and it
1217  2, 40    |    characteristic attribute: a global vision of man and of the human
1218 Int, 3    |             are a weak minority whose voice makes itself heard with
1219  1, 15    |               of view of making their voices heard. The Church directs
1220  1, 10    |            centers of consumption and waste. Instead of favoring fraternal
1221 Int, 3    |               other places they are a weak minority whose voice makes
1222  2, 37    |               of a new earth must not weaken but rather stimulate our
1223  1, 8     |              agrarian civilization is weakening. Is sufficient attention
1224  1, 11    |                 11. It is in fact the weakest who are the victims of dehumanizing
1225  1, 12    |           mercy and was upheld in his weakness by the sole strength of
1226  2, 37    |                37. Today moreover the weaknesses of the ideologies are better
1227 Int, 7    |          goods and in the division of wealth, the significance of the
1228  2, 33    |       expression and guarantee of the welfare of all, and would deprive
1229  3, 46    |               effectively and for the well-being of all, the conditions required
1230  2, 41    |               the nineteenth century, western societies and, as a result,
1231  1, 21    |             be intolerable. This is a wide-ranging social problem which concerns
1232 Int, 4    |                4. In the face of such widely varying situations it is
1233  2, 40    |             recognizes. They can even widen the horizons of human liberty
1234       |                                       Widening the horizons ~
1235 Int, 7    |        greater than man but, if he so wills, he can himself find their
1236  1, 10    |               a true challenge to the wisdom of man, to his capacity
1237  4, 49    |             the Christian must make a wise and vigilant choice and
1238  4, 48    |         sphere, the Church has always wished to assume a double function:
1239  2, 23    |         claims his own rights without wishing to be answerable for the
1240  4, 48    |         worker, are at that level the witnesses to the Church's solicitude
1241       |             deny the distinction with woman's proper role, which is
1242  1, 12    |              the sole strength of the word of Almighty God. In the
1243 Int, 4    |              social teaching has been worked out in the course of history
1244  4, 48    |            fully the condition of the worker, are at that level the witnesses
1245  2, 25    |          dictatorship over minds, the worst kind of all. It is for cultural
1246  1, 14    |             and his family "to lead a worthy life on the material, social,
1247 Int, 4    |            because it was proclaimed, written and lived in a different
1248  2, 40    |          disarmed. For, as we ourself wrote in Populorum Progressio,
1249  3, 44    |             and powers that Pope Pius XI already condemned on the
1250 Int, 4    |               the message of Pope Leo XIII on "the condition of the
1251  2, 41    |             the condition for and the yardstick of human freedom. Progress,
1252  3, 45    |                         45. Today men yearn to free themselves from
1253           | your