Editing Pope Paul VI (section)

=====''Populorum progressio''=====
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[[File:Paulaudenece1977.jpg|thumb|right|180px|Paul VI at an audience in October 1977]]
''Populorum progressio'', released on 26 March 1967, dealt with "the development of peoples" and that the world's economy should serve humanity and not just a few. It develops traditional principles of Catholic social teaching, including the right to a just wage, the right to security of employment, the right to fair and reasonable working conditions, the right to join a union, and the [[universal destination of goods]].

In addition, ''Populorum progressio'' opines that real peace in the world is conditional on justice. He repeated his demands expressed in Bombay in 1964 for a large-scale World Development Organization as a matter of international justice and peace. He rejected notions of instigating revolution and force in changing economic conditions.<ref>Franzen 426</ref>