The Splendor of Truth, [Veritatis Splendor], Boston, MA: St Paul Books and Media, Vatican translation, 1993, 154 pages. All quotes are referenced according to the paragraph numbers of this edition. Italicized words in the quotes appear in the edition.
2.
SteinfelsPeter, “Encyclical on Morality Doesn't Stifle Debate, Church Officials Say,” 10/6/93, sect. B,8.
3.
GrisezGermain, “‘Veritatis Splendor’ Revealed truth vs. dissent,”Homiletic and Pastoral Review, March, 1994, 8–17. As to the other articles, see Commonweal Oct. 22, 1993, 3-5 and 11-18 wherein the following authors comment Cunningham, Lawrence S.; Komonchak, Joseph A.; Doyle, Dennis, M.; Curran, Charles, E.; Smith, Janet, E; Cahill, Lisa Sowle; Hauerwas, Stanley; Patrick, Anne E; Neuhaus, Richard, “The Truth About Freedom,” The Wall Street Journal Oct 8, 1993; “The new Encyclical,” Editorial, America, Oct 23, 1993, 3; McCormick, Richard A., “Veritatis Splendor and Moral Theology”, Homiletic and Pastoral Review, Oct. 30, 1993, 8-11; Ratzinger, Joseph Kardinal, “Glaube als Weg. Hinfuhrung zur Enzyklika des Papstes uber die Grundlagen der Moral,” Internationale katholische Zeitschrift, 6/93, November 1993, 564-570; also in English translation in Inside the Vatican, November 1993, 14-17; Moynihan, Robert, “John Paul Stands Firm,” Ibidem, 18-25; Chapelle, A., “Les enjeux de ‘Veritatis splendor,” Nouvelle Revue Theologique, Nov.-Dec., 1993, 801-817; Conway, Ronald, “Papal Obsessions,” originally in The Australian but reprinted in World Press Review, Dec. 1993, 45.
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Centesimus Annus (May 1, 1991), 46.
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LawlerRonald D., The Christian Personalism of John Paul II, Chicago, Ill.: Franciscan Herald Press, 1980; McCartney, James J., Unborn Person: Pope John Paul II and the Abortion Debate, N.Y.: Peter Lang, 1987, “Theological and Philosophical Influences on Wojtyla's Thought,” ch. 1, pp.10-45 and “Wojtyia's Notion of Person,” ch.2, pp.47-82; Woznicki, Andrew N., A Christian Humanism, Karol Wojtyia's Existential Personalism, New Britain, Ct.: Mariel Publications, 1980; A Christian Humanism, Karol Wojtyia's Existential Personalism, “The Christian Humanism and Adequate Personalism of Karol Wojtyla,” Pope John Paul II Lecture Series, St. Paul, Minn.: College of St Thomas, 1985, pp.36-40.
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WojtylaCardinal Karol, The Acting Person, translated from the Polish by Andrzej Potocki and revised from the 1969 Polish edition, Dordrecht, Holland: D. Reidel Publishing Co., 1979.
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McCartney, pp. 10–45; Wojtyla, “Preface,” vii-xiv and “Editorial Introduction,” by A-T. Tymieniecka, xix-xxiii.
8.
Wojtyla, pp. 66–67.
9.
Wojtyla, p. 119.
10.
Wojtyla, p. 173.
11.
Wojtyla, p. 171.
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Wojtyla, p. 138.
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GuggenheimAntoine, “Liberté et verité selon K. Wojtyla,”Nouvelle Revue Theologique, mars-avril, tome 115/n.2, 1993, pp.194-210; Nouvelle Revue Theologique, mai-juin, tome 115/n.3, 1993, pp.400-411, especially pp.400-402, 405-407.
