Examples of using Progressio in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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This is the central message of Populorum Progressio, valid for today and for all time.
It must foster the development of each man and of the whole man”(Saint Paul VI,Populorum Progressio, 14).
Hence Populorum Progressio assigned a central, albeit not exclusive, role to“public authorities”[59].
We also see new forms of colonialism, which aim at modernization but in reality only aggressively import a deformed image of the human person,that of the so-called society of well-being(see Populorum Progressio§ 52).
Paul VI, Encyclical Populorum Progressio, 17:“But every man is a member of the society: he belongs to the whole of humanity.
Whatever promotes literacy and the basic education which completes and deepens it is a direct contribution to true development,as the Encyclical Populorum Progressio proposed.82 These goals are still far from being reached in so many parts of the world.
Paul VI, Encyclical Populorum Progressio, 17:“But every man is a member of the society: he belongs to the whole of humanity.
This is why confronting the phenomena of extremism and violence necessarily implies tackling poverty through the promotion of integral human development that Pope Paul VI defined as the“newname for peace” Encyclical Letter Populorum Progressio, 1975, n.
For these reasons, Populorum Progressio, situated within the great current of Tradition, can still speak to us today.
Let every believer, then, unfailingly contribute to the advancement of a true integral humanism inaccordance with the teachings of the Encyclical Letters Populorum Progressio and Sollicitudo Rei Socialis, whose respective fortieth and twentieth anniversaries we prepare to celebrate this year.
Two months later, in Populorum Progressio, Paul VI succinctly stated of the new body that"its name, which is also its programme, is Justice and Peace"(No. 5).
In fact, as the Servant of God Paul VI formerly noted,"the weakening of brotherly ties between individuals andnations"(Encyclical Populorum progressio, 66), is a profound cause of underdevelopment and- we may add- has a major impact on the migration phenomenon.
More than forty years after Populorum Progressio, its basic theme, namely progress, remains an open question, made all the more acute and urgent by the current economic and financial crisis.
Let every believer, then, unfailingly contribute to the advancement of a true integral humanism inaccordance with the teachings of the Encyclical Letters Populorum Progressio and Sollicitudo Rei Socialis, whose respective fortieth and twentieth anniversaries we prepare to celebrate this year.
Among these was the Encyclical Letter Populorum Progressio(26 March 1967) which Pope Paul VI issued in response to the teachings of the Second Vatican Council and a changed world situation.
On Catholic principles,"a propaganda campaign, with a view to influencing public opinion, is justified only when it serves the truth, when its objectives and methods accord with the dignity of humans, andwhen it promotes causes that are in the public interest"(Communio et Progressio, 1971, 29).
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.
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[19].
It affirms“inclusion and not exclusion,” upholds the dignity of the person against any form of exploitation, and struggles for freedom, the pope said April 4 at a Vatican conference marking the 50th anniversary of Blessed Paul VI's encyclical on integral human development,Populorum Progressio.
Two important documents of the Pontifical Council for Social Communications-Communio et Progressio(1971) and Aetatis Novae(1992) have presented an analysis of the world of the communications media and made recommendations for the Church's action.
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 vetitate Church's life[19].
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.
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[90].
Even more than when the Pastoral Instruction on theMeans of Social Communications Communio et Progressio made the point more than thirty years ago, media have the ability to make every person everywhere“a partner in the business of the human race”.12.
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[19].
It is significant that some of thecauses of this situation were identified in Populorum Progressio, such as the high tariffs imposed by economically developed countries, which still make it difficult for the products of poor countries to gain a foothold in the markets of rich countries.
(Gaudium et Spes 69; Popularum Progressio 22) We do have a right to private ownership and no one may ever deny us of this right(Rerum Novarum 3 5, 14, Quadregesima Anno 44 56, Mater et Magistra 109) but that right is subordinated to the common good, to the fact that goods are intended for everyone.
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.