| Presentation |
9 |
| Introductory Note |
11 |
| Chapter One. Leading to the Stockholm Conference |
13 |
| Part I Reading the Signs of the Times. |
14 |
| Vatican Council II |
14 |
| The Second Synod of Bishops |
15 |
| Part II The Early Teaching of Pope Paul VI |
16 |
| Encyclical and Apostolic Letters |
16 |
| Major Addresses |
17 |
| Part III Conclusion |
18 |
| Part IV Overview form 1964 to 1972 |
19 |
| Theological and moral concepts |
19 |
| Some practical consequences |
19 |
| Principles of the Social Teaching of the Church cast in a new light |
20 |
| The intimate relationship between care for the environment and spirituality |
20 |
| Chapter Two. From Stockholm to the End of the Pontificate of Pope Paul VI: 1972-1978 |
21 |
| Part I The Stockholm Conference |
21 |
| A Papal Message |
21 |
| The Holy See at the Stockholm Conference |
22 |
| Part II Papal Teaching in the Post-Stockholm Period |
23 |
| Part III Conclusion |
24 |
| Part IV Overview from 1972 to 1978 |
25 |
| Creation as the common patrimony of all of humanity |
25 |
| The global nature of the environmental problem |
25 |
| The human person within creation |
25 |
| Integral development and the environment |
26 |
| Solidarity |
26 |
| Chapter Three. The Early Pontificate of Pope John Paul II: 1978 to 1989 |
27 |
| Part I Care for the Environment: A Question that Cannot be Ignored. |
27 |
| Part II The Urgency of the Message |
31 |
| The moral responsibility of the person for the environment |
31 |
| The rural world |
32 |
| Modern scientific and technological development |
34 |
| Part III Conclusion |
36 |
| Part IV Overview from 1978 to 1989 |
37 |
| General concepts |
37 |
| The role of the human person in creation |
38 |
| The use of God's creation |
38 |
| Development |
38 |
| Chapter Four. Leading to the Rio Conference: 1990 through June 1992 |
39 |
| Part I Care for All of Creation |
39 |
| Peace with God, Peace with All of Creation |
39 |
| Centesimus Annus |
42 |
| Part II The Immediate Preparation for the Rio Conference |
43 |
| Part III The Holy See and the Rio Conference |
45 |
| Centrality of the human person |
46 |
| The population question |
46 |
| Defense of the poor |
48 |
| The environmental impact of war |
48 |
| Part IV Conclusion |
49 |
| Part V Overview from 1990 through June 1992 |
50 |
| General Considerations |
50 |
| The environmental question: its overall nature and components |
51 |
| Selected moral principles |
51 |
| Chapter Five. Expanding and Deepening the Vision: 1992 through 1999 |
53 |
| Part I The Environment: An All-Embracing Concern |
53 |
| Encyclical Letters |
53 |
| Apostolic Exhortations |
54 |
| Part II The Post-Rio Period: the Centrality of the Human Person in Creation |
57 |
| Part III Specific Social Questions |
59 |
| Food Production |
59 |
| Water |
60 |
| Chemical Hazards |
61 |
| Part IV A Relationship with Nature |
62 |
| Nature as revealing God |
62 |
| The language of nature |
62 |
| Part V The Activity of the Holy See - Rio + Five |
63 |
| Part VI Conclusion |
64 |
| Chapter Six. A New Millennium: Towards the Future - 2000 leading into 2002 |
66 |
| Part I The Celebration of the Jubilee of the Year 2000 |
66 |
| The earth as gift of God to all |
66 |
| Apostolic Letters and the Papal Bull |
67 |
| Part II The Goods of Creation are for All: A Challenge for the Agricul- tural World |
68 |
| Part III On the Eve of the Johannesburg Conference |
71 |
| The Holy See's Paper to the IV Preparatory Committee Meeting for the World Summit for Sustainable Development |
71 |
| The Venice Declaration |
72 |
| Part IV In Guise of Conclusion |
74 |
Tác giả: Jean Offredo
Tác giả: Hữu Đại - Vũ Tươi
