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 1 2     |         human relations called "the social question." ~
 2 7     |         numbers, men well versed in social questions, employers, and
 3 9     |         family to strike out in the social question upon new paths. ~
 4 10    |         utterly unable to solve the social problem aright, and the
 5 12    |       concerned themselves with the social and economic question. ~
 6 14    |         disdained to study this new social philosophy and the timid
 7 15    |            Master's doctrine on the social and economic question against
 8 15    |            the root of the existing social confusion and at the same
 9 16    |            the whole history of the social question during the last
10 18    |             pen the teaching on the social and economic question which
11 18(17)|           catholique et le probleme social depuis l'Encyclique "Rerum
12 19    |          their guide and teacher, a social and economic science in
13 20    |          the light, a true Catholic social science has arisen, which
14 20    |       colleges, and seminaries, the social congresses and "weeks" that
15 21    |          Catholic principles on the social question have as a result,
16 22    |             of a thorough reform of social conditions, did not they,
17 26    |          comprehensive and fruitful social policy. ~
18 27    |             themselves to promote a social policy on truer grounds
19 27    |            representatives the very social legislation that has been
20 32    |      principal goal, and that their social organization as such ought
21 33    |            Christian renewal of all social life. ~
22 39    |           Christian activity in the social field ought to be based,
23 41    |         with supreme authority upon social and economic matters.27
24 41    |       supreme jurisdiction not only social order but economic activities
25 42    |         basis of the individual and social nature of things and of
26 43    |       purposes, both individual and social, that are sought in the
27 45    |        called usually individual or social according as it regards
28 46    |           denying or minimizing the social and public character of
29 46    |          that moral, juridical, and social modernism which We denounced
30 48    | circumscribed by the necessities of social living. On the other hand,
31 49    |     individual and at the same time social character of ownership,
32 49    |              like other elements of social life, to be not absolutely
33 54    |             be denied that economic social institutions have moved
34 57    |           inviolate. By this law of social justice, one class is forbidden
35 58    |           the common good, that is, social justice. ~
36 69    |           out to others, there is a social aspect also to be considered
37 69    |           its fruits unless a truly social and organic body exists,
38 69    |       organic body exists, unless a social and juridical order watches
39 69    |         whole. Therefore, where the social and individual nature of
40 71    |             existing circumstances, social justice demands that changes
41 74    |             Hence it is contrary to social justice when, for the sake
42 74    |            or raised; and this same social justice demands that wages
43 75    |              For then only will the social economy be rightly established
44 75    |      technical achievement, and the social organization of economic
45 76    |             only indirectly touches social order, to the restoration
46 78    |             extinction of that rich social life which was once highly
47 78    |            for, with a structure of social governance lost, and with
48 79    |       remains fixed and unshaken in social philosophy: Just as it is
49 79    |     organizations can do. For every social activity ought of its very
50 79    |             the members of the body social, and never destroy and absorb
51 80    |             function," the stronger social authority and effectiveness
52 82    |                             82. The social policy of the State, therefore,
53 83    |         well-ordered members of the social body - Industries and Professions -
54 83    |         according to the respective social functions which each performs.
55 84    |            objects, a true, genuine social order demands that the various
56 87    |          with the mind of Christian social teaching, for those larger
57 88    |      forgetfulness or ignorance the social and moral character of economic
58 88    |             and nobler principles - social justice and social charity -
59 88    |     principles - social justice and social charity - must, therefore,
60 88    |           particularly those of all social life, ought to be penetrated
61 88    |           establish a juridical and social order which will, as it
62 88    |         shape to all economic life. Social charity, moreover, ought
63 90    |             the members of the body social are, as was said, reconstituted,
64 95    |           and promotion of a better social order. ~
65 96    |        technical, occupational, and social knowledge and experience;
66 97    |    reconstruction and perfection of social order can surely in no wise
67 97    |      clearly shows. For there was a social order once which, although
68 101   |         dignity of the workers, the social character of economic activity
69 101   |            of economic activity and social justice itself, and the
70 103   |           pervaded the economic and social life of even those outside
71 110   |       reason, that is, of Christian social philosophy, must be kept
72 110   |              that is individual and social, both of capital or ownership
73 110   |             that is, to the norm of social justice. If this is done,
74 110   |          most important division of social life, namely, economic activity,
75 114   |            this is not that blessed social peace which we all seek,
76 118   |       teaching, man, endowed with a social nature, is placed on this
77 119   |             no place in it for true social authority, which rests not
78 126   |         firmly established basis of social justice and social charity.
79 126   |         basis of social justice and social charity. And let them be
80 127   |     preceding this ardently desired social restoration, there must
81 130   |            that the whole scheme of social and economic life is now
82 132   |           defection in economic and social life from the Christian
83 136   |         pass away.68 All experts in social problems are seeking eagerly
84 137   |      observed, remove the causes of social conflict but can never bring
85 137   |         envy which the promoters of social conflict so cunningly exploit,
86 138   |         with Us the solution of the social problems in so far as by
87 140   |            and promising signs of a social reconstruction. To Our soul'
88 140   |            of society, are studying social problems with deeper interest,
89 142   |           an intensive study of the social question. Especially is
90 143   |          means of both personal and social restoration which, as We
91 147   |   everywhere to carry out, both for social and economic welfare as