Examples of using Progressio in English and their translations into Slovak
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These can befound especially in the instructions Communio et progressio(1971) and in Aetatis novae(1992).
These perspectives, which Populorum Progressio opens up, remain fundamental for giving breathing-space and direction to our commitment for the development of peoples.
Pope Paul VI clearly expressed thischallenge to follow the Spirit in his encyclical Populorum Progressio n.13.
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To be authentic, it must be well rounded”; that is,“it must foster the development of each man and of the whole man”,as the Encyclical Populorum progressio[2] notes.
Paul VI already warned in his Encyclical Populorum Progressio:“Development is not reduced to mere economic growth.
The Encyclical Populorum Progressio cites the documents of the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council nineteen times, and sixteen of the references are to the Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World, Gaudium et Spes.
The cause is not so much the depletion of natural resources, nor their monopolistic control by a privileged few;it is rather the weakening of brotherly ties between individuals and nations”(Populorum Progressio, 66).
Encyclical Letter“Populorum Progressio,” 47:“… a world where freedom is not an empty word and where the poor man Lazarus can sit down at the same table with the rich man”.
As my predecessor Saint Paul VI rightly highlighted, to speak about human development means referring to all people- not just a few- and to the whole person-not just the material dimension(cf. Populorum Progressio 14).
In 1967, when he issued the Encyclical Populorum Progressio, my venerable predecessor Pope Paul VI illuminated the great theme of the development of peoples with the splendor of truth and the gentle light of Christ's charity.
The correct viewpoint, then, is that of the Tradition of the apostolic faith[13], a patrimony both ancient and new,outside of which Populorum Progressio would be a document without roots- and issues concerning development would be reduced to merely sociological data.
Moreover, Populorum Progressio repeatedly underlines the urgent need for reform, 54 and in the face of great problems of injustice in the development of peoples, it calls for courageous action to be taken without delay.
Now that a further twenty years have passed,I express my conviction that Populorum Progressio deserves to be considered"the Rerum Novarum of the present age", shedding light upon humanity's journey towards unity.
Saint Paul VI suggested as much in 1964, when he proposed the establishment of a Global Fund to assist those most impoverished peoples, drawn partially from military expenditures(cf. Declaration to Journalists, 4 December 1964;Populorum Progressio, 51).
The link between Populorum Progressio and the Second Vatican Council does not mean that Paul VI's social Magisterium marked a break with that of previous Popes, because the Council constitutes a deeper exploration of this Magisterium within the continuity of the Church's life.
In 1967, my predecessor Pope Paul VI, contemplating an increasingly interdependent world and foreseeing the current reality of globalization, reflected on how commercial relationships between States could prove a fundamental element for the development of peoples or, on the other hand,a cause of extreme poverty and exclusion(Populorum Progressio, 56-62).
It was timely when Paul VI in Populorum Progressio insisted that the economic system itself would benefit from the wide-ranging practice of justice, inasmuch as the first to gain from the development of poor countries would be rich ones.
In 1961 Blessed John XXIII published the Encyclical Mater et Magistra, while Paul VI,in the Encyclical Populorum Progressio(1967) and in the Apostolic Letter Octogesima Adveniens(1971), insistently addressed the social problem, which had meanwhile become especially acute in Latin America.
Taking up the social issues contained in Populorum Progressio, written by the Servant of God Paul VI in 1967, this document which bears precisely today's date, 29 June, the Solemnity of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul intends to examine in depth certain aspects of the integral development of our epoch in the light of charity in truth.
It is likewise essential, as the Encyclical Populorum Progressio already asked, to recognize each people's equal right"to be seated at the table of the common banquet",[61] instead of lying outside the door like Lazarus, while"the dogs come and lick his sores"(cf. Lk 16:21).
From this point of view, the Encyclical Populorum Progressio follows directly in the line of the Encyclical Rerum Novarum, which deals with the“condition of the workers.”19 Considered superficially, both themes could seem extraneous to the legitimate concern of the Church seen as a religious institution- and“development” even more so than the“condition of the workers.”.