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Those rights include what John Paul II called "an unrenounceable duty" of parents to protect their children's morality.
Edmund Adamus...Letters to the Editor Catholic Herald Catholic Mom of 10 2009
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"He represents a fundamental point of reference for the unity of Europe and a strong reminder of the unrenounceable Christian roots of its culture and civilization," the pope said during an address at St. Peter's.
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Fun times ahead as Pope Benedict is already talking about Europe and the "unrenounceable Christian roots of its culture and civilization".
04/28/2005 2005
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I think these types of education play a very important role -- not in the rectification process, but in building socialism and achieving the unrenounceable goal of a society that is even more just and superior than socialism; that is, a communist society.
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I think these types of education play a very important role -- not in the rectification process, but in building socialism and achieving the unrenounceable goal of a society that is even more just and superior than socialism; that is, a communist society.
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I have always felt, as a revolutionary, that ethics are an unrenounceable principle without which even the most just and pure political cause can be irreversibly damaged and tarnished.
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In another part of the message, Fidel Castro says: AS a revolutionary, I have always believed that ethics are an unrenounceable principle, without which even the most just and pure political cause can be irreversibly damaged and tarnished.
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In another part of the message, Fidel Castro says: AS a revolutionary, I have always believed that ethics are an unrenounceable principle, without which even the most just and pure political cause can be irreversibly damaged and tarnished.
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Within the atmosphere of growing tension and of increased military forces, the Indian Ocean, to which U.S. strategists have attached decisive importance since they consider that its link with a major oil-producing region makes it their own and unrenounceable zone, has witnessed an increased concentration of military and naval troops in its waters and adjoining territories.
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However, despite these and other maneuvers, what we find at this time is that there is development of the growing solidarity among the workers and that in trade unions of regions throughout the world there is development of the conscience of unity, and every day there are more strikes, demonstrations and protests which express the working class struggle for its legitimate and unrenounceable rights.
10TH WFTU CONGRESS 1982
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