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1 3 | and faith" (De Paradiso, 14, 72; CSEL, XXXII, p. 330).
2 9 | Rome at Saint Peter's on 15 July 1971, the ninth year
3 9 | Saint Peter's on 15 July 1971, the ninth year of our pontificate. ~~
4 5 | Romans, ed. Funk, I, p. 253). We are also firmly convinced
5 3 | must be your slave' (Mt 20:27)... It is love that carries
6 3 | served but to serve" (Mt 20:28). It is her wish to follow
7 3 | 14, 72; CSEL, XXXII, p. 330). She wishes to bring benefit
8 3 | above-mentioned Apostolic Letter (OA 42). In this way she will be
9 5 | to give and receive" (n. 44).~
10 5 | nations" (n. 49; cf. nn. 48-49). This is demanded not
11 3 | faith" (De Paradiso, 14, 72; CSEL, XXXII, p. 330). She
12 4 | world" (Gaudium et spes, 88).~
13 | about
14 6 | is always unequal to the actual needs. It will also be the
15 4 | superfluous". The Fathers then added: "Without being inflexible
16 4 | fitting it is that these admirable undertakings should increasingly
17 2 | Apostolic Letter Octogesima adveniens: the Council's task will
18 3 | and who very often are afflicted by pain, hunger and anxiety,
19 4 | sufferings of the modern age. As was the ancient custom
20 3 | no less than in the past ages, the Church considers it
21 1 | flourish in the Church. The aim is to enable the bishops
22 6 | task will be to pursue the aims described above: to coordinate
23 4 | God "to do their utmost to alleviate the sufferings of the modern
24 | along
25 | always
26 3 | follow his example, as Saint Ambrose writes: "The Christian people
27 | another
28 5 | love" (Saint Ignatius of Antioch, Letter to the Romans, ed.
29 3 | afflicted by pain, hunger and anxiety, or are stricken by grave
30 5 | It appears to us that this responsibility
31 6 | Christian Development, and we appoint and declare you its President.
32 2 | teaching on the problems arising from those needs, and with
33 7 | with their assistance to arrange the Council's activity and
34 1 | something that many have asked of us, and since we consider
35 4 | effectively, in reaching the goals assigned to them in the fields of
36 1 | recent foundation - for the attainment of these noble goals. We
37 3 | disinterested will to serve and by attention to the poorest, as we remarked
38 4 | Fathers then added: "Without being inflexible and completely
39 5 | upon the See of Peter and belongs to the apostolic mission
40 1 | organizations devoted to works of beneficence and assistance, to collaborate
41 9 | as a token of our special benevolence, we most cordially impart
42 5 | that we have charge, as its Bishop and Pastor, of the Church
43 9 | impart to you our Apostolic Blessing.~ Given in Rome at Saint
44 1 | more closely - within the broad field of Christian solidarity
45 3 | by the Son of God, who "came not to be served but to
46 Ded | To Our Venerable Brother~Cardinal JEAN VILLOT ~Secretary of
47 1 | else know and share our cares. We refer to the project
48 3 | 20:27)... It is love that carries out this service, love which
49 6 | development; to ensure that in the case of sudden disasters the
50 2 | Council's task will be to cast the light of Christ's teaching
51 1 | dignity, with the help of certain departments of the Roman
52 5 | of poor nations" (n. 49; cf. nn. 48-49). This is demanded
53 4 | should not be subject to chance and improvisation and should
54 6 | public and international character working in the same field
55 3 | proper to the Church which is characterized by a disinterested will
56 5 | by his will that we have charge, as its Bishop and Pastor,
57 2 | be to cast the light of Christ's teaching on the problems
58 4 | damage suffered. But it is clear to all how very fitting
59 2 | up of such a Council is clearly demanded by the growing
60 1 | project of linking more closely - within the broad field
61 1 | beneficence and assistance, to collaborate with united strength, together
62 4 | and that thus, by organic collaboration, they should succeed more
63 4 | completely uniform, the collection and distribution of aid
64 6 | may have the benefit of combined charitable undertakings;
65 1 | of God the possibility of coming together to deal with the
66 8 | that, within the Christian Community, it may give efficacious,
67 4 | Without being inflexible and completely uniform, the collection
68 1 | above-mentioned questions concerning the promotion of human society
69 4 | distribution of aid should be conducted in an orderly fashion in
70 8 | we place greater hope and confidence in this new Council. It
71 5 | presides... over the whole congregation of love" (Saint Ignatius
72 6 | After due consideration of all these elements, we
73 6 | resources and energies; to consult with the separated brethren
74 7 | suitable experimental period to convene representatives of these
75 5 | 253). We are also firmly convinced that we have a duty to remind
76 6 | and by a growing desire to cooperate, so that full human development
77 6 | aims described above: to coordinate the energies and undertakings
78 6 | the Council give help in a coordinated, effective and speedy manner,
79 6 | the Pontifical Council "Cor Unum" for Promoting Human
80 9 | special benevolence, we most cordially impart to you our Apostolic
81 4 | energy and resources. This corresponds fully with the wishes of
82 5 | superfluous wealth of rich countries should be placed at the
83 3 | they often lack strength or courage, and who very often are
84 3 | faith" (De Paradiso, 14, 72; CSEL, XXXII, p. 330). She wishes
85 1 | departments of the Roman Curia, whether of ancient or recent
86 4 | age. As was the ancient custom in the Church, they should
87 4 | conditions and to make good of damage suffered. But it is clear
88 7 | at the earliest possible date, in the form which you consider
89 3 | greater than hope and faith" (De Paradiso, 14, 72; CSEL,
90 1 | possibility of coming together to deal with the above-mentioned
91 6 | Development, and we appoint and declare you its President. Its task
92 8 | by need and are rightly demanding more human living conditions.~
93 1 | with the help of certain departments of the Roman Curia, whether
94 4 | themselves to such ends. They deserve the highest praise for their
95 6 | information and by a growing desire to cooperate, so that full
96 3 | disasters, so that they are left destitute and lead a life of extreme
97 2 | needs which we described in detail in our recent Apostolic
98 2 | effective aid for resolving the difficulties which today oppress them.~
99 1 | Gospel and promoting human dignity, with the help of certain
100 3 | her duty to serve men with diligent zeal and kindly goodwill
101 4 | in an orderly fashion in dioceses, nations, and throughout
102 3 | what the Lord said to his disciples: 'Anyone who wants to be
103 3 | which is characterized by a disinterested will to serve and by attention
104 4 | uniform, the collection and distribution of aid should be conducted
105 | do
106 7 | these organizations and draw up and establish such regulations
107 | each
108 7 | this new Council at the earliest possible date, in the form
109 8 | this new Council. It is our earnest hope that, within the Christian
110 5 | Antioch, Letter to the Romans, ed. Funk, I, p. 253). We are
111 6 | initiatives speedily into effect.~
112 4 | they should succeed more effectively, in reaching the goals assigned
113 8 | Christian Community, it may give efficacious, though modest, aid for
114 5 | universal charity - the effort to bring about a world that
115 6 | consideration of all these elements, we set up and establish
116 | else
117 1 | the Church. The aim is to enable the bishops of the whole
118 1 | by the duty of charity to encourage the whole human family along
119 6 | charitable organizations and by encouraging, as far as possible, an
120 5 | individuals. As we recalled in our Encyclical, Populorum Progressio, "
121 4 | their timely and provident endeavours to promote full development
122 4 | devoted themselves to such ends. They deserve the highest
123 4 | to unnecessary wastes of energy and resources. This corresponds
124 6 | charity and development; to ensure that in the case of sudden
125 5 | to the apostolic mission entrusted to us by God, since it is
126 7 | We are therefore entrusting to you, Venerable Brother,
127 4 | the entire world" (Gaudium et spes, 88).~
128 | even
129 3 | is her wish to follow his example, as Saint Ambrose writes: "
130 6 | People of God, by appropriate exchange of information and by a
131 6 | misfortune the help they expect from her, even though, unfortunately,
132 7 | establish such regulations as experience will suggest.~
133 7 | methods; and after a suitable experimental period to convene representatives
134 3 | destitute and lead a life of extreme misery.~
135 6 | the Church, to whom all eyes are turned, will be able
136 3 | assistance for men who are today faced with the task of solving
137 6 | charitable undertakings; to facilitate relations between Catholic
138 6 | far as possible, an ever fairer sharing of resources and
139 3 | is greater than hope and faith" (De Paradiso, 14, 72; CSEL,
140 1 | encourage the whole human family along the path of sincere
141 6 | organizations and by encouraging, as far as possible, an ever fairer
142 4 | conducted in an orderly fashion in dioceses, nations, and
143 9 | may inspire you and your fellow workers and, as a pledge
144 4 | assigned to them in the fields of charity, aid and promoting
145 5 | I, p. 253). We are also firmly convinced that we have a
146 4 | is clear to all how very fitting it is that these admirable
147 4 | organizations should be wisely and fittingly regulated by a mutual harmony
148 1 | and the initiatives which flourish in the Church. The aim is
149 3 | 20:28). It is her wish to follow his example, as Saint Ambrose
150 5 | responsibility rests first and foremost upon the See of Peter and
151 7 | earliest possible date, in the form which you consider most
152 6 | human development may be fostered in a steady and well-ordered
153 8 | aid for the ever greater fostering of well-ordered activity
154 1 | whether of ancient or recent foundation - for the attainment of
155 3 | kindly goodwill for she was founded by the Son of God, who "
156 5 | Letter to the Romans, ed. Funk, I, p. 253). We are also
157 4 | throughout the entire world" (Gaudium et spes, 88).~
158 9 | and, as a pledge of his gifts and as a token of our special
159 9 | our Apostolic Blessing.~ Given in Rome at Saint Peter's
160 4 | living conditions and to make good of damage suffered. But
161 4 | of the substance of their goods, and not only out of what
162 3 | diligent zeal and kindly goodwill for she was founded by the
163 9 | We pray God that his grace may inspire you and your
164 3 | anxiety, or are stricken by grave disasters, so that they
165 | had
166 4 | undertakings should increasingly harmonize with one another and that
167 4 | such ends. They deserve the highest praise for their timely
168 | him
169 | how
170 | however
171 3 | often are afflicted by pain, hunger and anxiety, or are stricken
172 | I
173 5 | congregation of love" (Saint Ignatius of Antioch, Letter to the
174 9 | benevolence, we most cordially impart to you our Apostolic Blessing.~
175 4 | be subject to chance and improvisation and should never lead to
176 7 | Catholic organizations and to include them in the Council; with
177 4 | admirable undertakings should increasingly harmonize with one another
178 | indeed
179 6 | of sudden disasters the individual members of the Council give
180 5 | mutual solidarity as are individuals. As we recalled in our Encyclical,
181 4 | then added: "Without being inflexible and completely uniform,
182 1 | modern world, we intend to inform you diligently of it; for
183 6 | appropriate exchange of information and by a growing desire
184 9 | pray God that his grace may inspire you and your fellow workers
185 6 | and be, as it were, his instrument for putting such activities
186 1 | in the modern world, we intend to inform you diligently
187 6 | organizations of a public and international character working in the
188 | into
189 Ded | Venerable Brother~Cardinal JEAN VILLOT ~Secretary of State~
190 9 | Rome at Saint Peter's on 15 July 1971, the ninth year of
191 5 | the obligation of social justice and of mutual solidarity
192 3 | men with diligent zeal and kindly goodwill for she was founded
193 1 | you more than anyone else know and share our cares. We
194 3 | The Christian people are known for this service, in accordance
195 3 | problems, in which they often lack strength or courage, and
196 3 | disasters, so that they are left destitute and lead a life
197 | less
198 3 | left destitute and lead a life of extreme misery.~
199 2 | task will be to cast the light of Christ's teaching on
200 1 | refer to the project of linking more closely - within the
201 1 | mutual solidarity, we have long had in mind a new project.
202 3 | accordance with what the Lord said to his disciples: '
203 | make
204 1 | promoting of the development of mankind through true charity - all
205 6 | coordinated, effective and speedy manner, with due respect for the
206 6 | use of ever more suitable means; to assist bishops and all
207 4 | the Church, they should meet this obligation out of the
208 6 | disasters the individual members of the Council give help
209 1 | solidarity, we have long had in mind a new project. This project
210 3 | and lead a life of extreme misery.~
211 6 | to give those stricken by misfortune the help they expect from
212 8 | give efficacious, though modest, aid for the ever greater
213 7 | will be for you, in our name, to select from all over
214 4 | development of peoples. It is also necessary that the activity of these
215 8 | world who are oppressed by need and are rightly demanding
216 | never
217 9 | Peter's on 15 July 1971, the ninth year of our pontificate. ~~
218 5 | poor nations" (n. 49; cf. nn. 48-49). This is demanded
219 | no
220 1 | the attainment of these noble goals. We therefore think
221 7 | the world an appropriate number of Catholic organizations
222 3 | above-mentioned Apostolic Letter (OA 42). In this way she will
223 8 | As is obvious, we place greater hope and
224 2 | recent Apostolic Letter Octogesima adveniens: the Council's
225 6 | and all those in public office by setting up appropriate
226 | one
227 1 | goals. We therefore think it opportune to set up a special Council
228 2 | difficulties which today oppress them.~
229 8 | all in the world who are oppressed by need and are rightly
230 4 | should be conducted in an orderly fashion in dioceses, nations,
231 4 | another and that thus, by organic collaboration, they should
232 7 | Venerable Brother, the duty of organizing this new Council at the
233 3 | very often are afflicted by pain, hunger and anxiety, or
234 3 | than hope and faith" (De Paradiso, 14, 72; CSEL, XXXII, p.
235 3 | time no less than in the past ages, the Church considers
236 5 | charge, as its Bishop and Pastor, of the Church of Rome and
237 1 | whole human family along the path of sincere and mutual solidarity,
238 Ded | Secretary of State~ POPE PAUL VI ~Venerable Brother,~ ~
239 9 | year of our pontificate. ~~PAULUS PP. VI ~ ~
240 1 | Pontiff - who strives to perform his universal mission of
241 7 | a suitable experimental period to convene representatives
242 8 | As is obvious, we place greater hope and confidence
243 5 | rich countries should be placed at the service of poor nations" (
244 9 | fellow workers and, as a pledge of his gifts and as a token
245 6 | and establish in Rome the Pontifical Council "Cor Unum" for Promoting
246 9 | 1971, the ninth year of our pontificate. ~~PAULUS PP. VI ~ ~
247 5 | placed at the service of poor nations" (n. 49; cf. nn.
248 3 | and by attention to the poorest, as we remarked in the above-mentioned
249 Ded | VILLOT ~Secretary of State~ POPE PAUL VI ~Venerable Brother,~ ~
250 5 | recalled in our Encyclical, Populorum Progressio, "the superfluous
251 1 | all the People of God the possibility of coming together to deal
252 9 | our pontificate. ~~PAULUS PP. VI ~ ~
253 4 | They deserve the highest praise for their timely and provident
254 9 | We pray God that his grace may inspire
255 6 | appoint and declare you its President. Its task will be to pursue
256 5 | of Rome and that Church "presides... over the whole congregation
257 1 | accordance with the unchangeable principles of the Gospel.~
258 5 | our Encyclical, Populorum Progressio, "the superfluous wealth
259 4 | provident endeavours to promote full development of living
260 1 | questions concerning the promotion of human society and development
261 1 | Prompted by the duty of charity to
262 3 | brethren, with that sensitivity proper to the Church which is characterized
263 3 | way she will be able to provide effective assistance for
264 4 | praise for their timely and provident endeavours to promote full
265 4 | regulated by a mutual harmony of purpose, so that it should not be
266 6 | President. Its task will be to pursue the aims described above:
267 6 | were, his instrument for putting such activities of initiatives
268 1 | with the above-mentioned questions concerning the promotion
269 4 | succeed more effectively, in reaching the goals assigned to them
270 5 | as are individuals. As we recalled in our Encyclical, Populorum
271 5 | will be able to give and receive" (n. 44).~
272 1 | and share our cares. We refer to the project of linking
273 4 | be wisely and fittingly regulated by a mutual harmony of purpose,
274 7 | draw up and establish such regulations as experience will suggest.~
275 3 | attention to the poorest, as we remarked in the above-mentioned Apostolic
276 5 | convinced that we have a duty to remind all nations that they are
277 4 | Council: the Council Fathers reminded all of the duty of the People
278 7 | experimental period to convene representatives of these organizations and
279 2 | ever more effective aid for resolving the difficulties which today
280 6 | speedy manner, with due respect for the rights and methods
281 5 | appears to us that this responsibility rests first and foremost
282 5 | that this responsibility rests first and foremost upon
283 5 | the superfluous wealth of rich countries should be placed
284 8 | oppressed by need and are rightly demanding more human living
285 6 | with due respect for the rights and methods of each. In
286 5 | of Antioch, Letter to the Romans, ed. Funk, I, p. 253). We
287 3 | accordance with what the Lord said to his disciples: 'Anyone
288 4 | fully with the wishes of the Second Vatican Council: the Council
289 Ded | Brother~Cardinal JEAN VILLOT ~Secretary of State~ POPE PAUL VI ~
290 5 | first and foremost upon the See of Peter and belongs to
291 7 | for you, in our name, to select from all over the world
292 3 | the brethren, with that sensitivity proper to the Church which
293 6 | energies; to consult with the separated brethren so that where possible
294 3 | God, who "came not to be served but to serve" (Mt 20:28).
295 1 | than anyone else know and share our cares. We refer to the
296 6 | possible, an ever fairer sharing of resources and energies;
297 1 | family along the path of sincere and mutual solidarity, we
298 3 | first among you must be your slave' (Mt 20:27)... It is love
299 5 | only by the obligation of social justice and of mutual solidarity
300 1 | concerning the promotion of human society and development in accordance
301 3 | today faced with the task of solving the most varied problems,
302 | some
303 | something
304 3 | for she was founded by the Son of God, who "came not to
305 1 | Council which would, so to speak, offer to all the People
306 6 | activities of initiatives speedily into effect.~
307 6 | coordinated, effective and speedy manner, with due respect
308 4 | entire world" (Gaudium et spes, 88).~
309 6 | undertaken in the charitable sphere, to assist him diligently
310 1 | his universal mission of spreading the Gospel and promoting
311 Ded | JEAN VILLOT ~Secretary of State~ POPE PAUL VI ~Venerable
312 6 | development may be fostered in a steady and well-ordered way by
313 1 | the Roman Pontiff - who strives to perform his universal
314 4 | so that it should not be subject to chance and improvisation
315 4 | this obligation out of the substance of their goods, and not
316 4 | collaboration, they should succeed more effectively, in reaching
317 6 | ensure that in the case of sudden disasters the individual
318 4 | and to make good of damage suffered. But it is clear to all
319 4 | utmost to alleviate the sufferings of the modern age. As was
320 7 | regulations as experience will suggest.~
321 6 | Council's task, whenever the Supreme Pontiff considers that some
322 1 | fully in harmony with the tasks which the Church must undertake
323 2 | cast the light of Christ's teaching on the problems arising
324 [Title]| TEXT~
325 | themselves
326 | then
327 | there
328 1 | noble goals. We therefore think it opportune to set up a
329 | through
330 | throughout
331 | thus
332 3 | In our time no less than in the past
333 4 | highest praise for their timely and provident endeavours
334 9 | pledge of his gifts and as a token of our special benevolence,
335 | towards
336 1 | development of mankind through true charity - all the energies
337 6 | Church, to whom all eyes are turned, will be able to give those
338 1 | development in accordance with the unchangeable principles of the Gospel.~
339 | under
340 1 | tasks which the Church must undertake in the modern world, we
341 6 | or initiatives should be undertaken in the charitable sphere,
342 6 | unfortunately, this help is always unequal to the actual needs. It
343 6 | expect from her, even though, unfortunately, this help is always unequal
344 4 | inflexible and completely uniform, the collection and distribution
345 1 | assistance, to collaborate with united strength, together with
346 4 | and should never lead to unnecessary wastes of energy and resources.
347 6 | Pontifical Council "Cor Unum" for Promoting Human and
348 | upon
349 6 | well-ordered way by the use of ever more suitable means;
350 4 | People of God "to do their utmost to alleviate the sufferings
351 3 | task of solving the most varied problems, in which they
352 4 | the wishes of the Second Vatican Council: the Council Fathers
353 Ded | Venerable Brother~Cardinal JEAN VILLOT ~Secretary of State~ POPE
354 3 | his disciples: 'Anyone who wants to be first among you must
355 4 | never lead to unnecessary wastes of energy and resources.
356 5 | Progressio, "the superfluous wealth of rich countries should
357 | were
358 | whenever
359 | whether
360 | whom
361 4 | organizations should be wisely and fittingly regulated
362 3 | serve" (Mt 20:28). It is her wish to follow his example, as
363 | Without
364 9 | inspire you and your fellow workers and, as a pledge of his
365 6 | international character working in the same field of charity
366 1 | organizations devoted to works of beneficence and assistance,
367 | would
368 3 | example, as Saint Ambrose writes: "The Christian people are
369 3 | Paradiso, 14, 72; CSEL, XXXII, p. 330). She wishes to
370 9 | 15 July 1971, the ninth year of our pontificate. ~~PAULUS
371 3 | serve men with diligent zeal and kindly goodwill for