Ad Petri Cathedram
Chapter, §
1 Int,2 | gentle love which reach all men. ~
2 Int,3 | hope that the hearts of men would be stirred to a fuller
3 Int,5 | the grace of God move all men to attain these objectives,
4 1,6 | All the evils which poison men and nations and trouble
5 1,6 | which enter the recesses of men's hearts and the bloodstream
6 1,8 | and eternal happiness. All men, therefore, are bound to
7 1,9 | intimately connected. Some men, as the Apostle of the Gentiles
8 1,10 | 10. Such men have strayed pathetically
9 1,10 | devised in the wickedness of men, in craftiness, according
10 1,11 | and win over less learned men and to shape the inexperienced
11 1,12 | development of the minds of men, and especially of the young,
12 1,14 | however, they can also entice men, especially the young, to
13 1,16 | well-being and benefit of men, and at the same time will
14 1,17 | 17. Some men, indeed do not attack the
15 2,21 | 21. All men, therefore, private citizens
16 2,23 | 23. God created men as brothers, not foes. He
17 2,23 | are simply communities of men, that is, of brothers. They
18 2,25 | hope, were taken away from men, there would be no reason
19 2,28 | been enough warfare among men! Too many youths in the
20 2,29 | 29. All men, then, should turn their
21 2,33 | 33. But if men do not pursue this fraternal
22 2,33 | peril. This is why wise men grieve and lament; they
23 2,35 | 35. We ask all men, but particularly rulers
24 2,40 | inviolable rights of others. All men are brothers. Their differences,
25 2,42 | readily accessible to all men. Anyone who is diligent
26 2,44 | and unhappiness for many men. And this problem can entail
27 2,44 | difficulties today, when men are being replaced by all
28 2,44 | he said, "honest working men almost beyond number who
29 2,45 | courageous undertakings, that all men, even those of the lowest
30 2,46 | really consider them as men, or rather, as brothers.
31 2,48 | else would be unworthy of men, not to say of Christians.
32 3,67 | conspicuous that by it all men can find and recognize the
33 3,68 | cornerstone is Peter. All men should work together like
34 3,78 | 78. All men are to have part in this
35 3,83 | Christ: 'By this will all men know that you are my disciples,
36 3,90 | by a burning love for all men, but also by that interior
37 3,91 | which Christ promised to men of good will through the
38 4,104| s light to the minds of men, to redirect the wills of
39 4,104| toil and labor. ~Religious Men~
40 4,105| and congregations. These men have embraced the various
41 4,108| integral part of the duty all men have to spread the kingdom
42 4,109| every soul, and that all men may be aroused to a life
43 4,109| honorable, and Christian. These men seek not their own interests,
44 4,115| the problems that beset men today-and affect Christianity
45 4,115| that priests, religious men, and holy virgins seem now
46 4,115| remedy. Priests, religious men, and virgins consecrated
47 4,115| are not open to them. Many men ignore or avoid them; some,
48 4,116| circumstances, these Catholic men and women would accomplish
49 4,117| resolution in order that all men might recognize the truth
50 4,118| efforts. Great numbers of men have not had the benefit
51 4,128| various classes, so that all men may become in name and in
52 4,130| Church; for they only draw men on with false promises and
53 4,130| unscrupulously to deprive men of their supreme spiritual
54 4,130| adhere to the doctrines these men propose, minimize or eliminate
55 4,139| and the real interests of men and nations do not refuse
56 4,146| conduct themselves like honest men, they are punished like
Aeterna Dei sapientia
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57 9 | inheritance of both these men of learning, the brightest
58 15 | Mediator between God and men, the Man Jesus Christ, could
59 33 | Our opinions as to weigh men's misdeeds in the balance (
60 51 | 51. "It was through these men, O Rome, that the light
61 56 | faithful. These two saintly men did indeed have their rising
62 60 | one mediator of God and men, the man Christ Jesus."53~
63 61 | Leo's desire to see all men enter the way of truth,
64 65 | one, as thou, Father, in men, and I in thee; that they
65 67 | however, see more and more men of good will in various
66 79 | effectually destroyed when men's hearts are reunited in
Grata recordatio
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67 13 | 13. These young men present such a wonderful
68 13 | themselves to God that other men might gain Christ,8 whether
69 14 | apostolic labors of these young men will be commended to the
70 16 | must adapt to the needs of men of today the laws which
71 16 | the individual souls of men are created by God and destined
72 17 | God wishes the welfare of men and of nations!10~
73 18 | 18. And so We hope that men will set aside those sterile
74 19 | permits Vs to hope that men will be drawn by a right
Mater et magistra
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75 1 | an embrace of love, that men, in every age, should find
76 9 | vital criteria by which men can judge the magnitude
77 25 | surprising. But others too, men of good will from every
78 43 | were created by God for all men should flow to all alike,
79 48 | social security systems. Men in labor unions are showing
80 58 | weak by the strong. For men of this stamp are always
81 62 | relationships necessarily reduce men to the condition of being
82 62 | means. ~Creation of Free Men~
83 63 | we saw, the creation of men who are free and autunomous
84 65 | present and operative in men invested with public authority.
85 66 | mutual ties binding the men of our age one to the other
86 69 | some parts of the world men are being subjected to inhuman
87 70 | of honest, hard-working men gets scant reward. Their
88 74 | it is the product of the men who work together in the
89 82 | the conditions in which men are engaged in producing
90 92 | service to their fellow men. ~Balancing Unity of Direction
91 118 | law must be entrusted to men of good reputation who have
92 155 | movement of goods, capital and men from one country to another.
93 157 | solidarity which binds all men together as members of a
94 192 | worldwide co-operation among men, with a view to a fruitful
95 194 | Human life is sacred-all men must recognize that fact.
96 203 | necessity, it would seem that men in general, and particularly
97 203 | absense of mutual trust. Men, and consequently States,
98 204 | growing uneasiness gnaws at men's hearts and makes them
99 205 | is not adhered to by all, men cannot hope to come to open
100 210 | this truth. More and more men are beginning to realize
101 210 | adequately explained. Such men are appalled when they consider
102 211 | of an earthly paradise. Men, too, are becoming more
103 213 | religion which exists in all men everywhere, and which nothing,
104 215 | 215. Let men make all the technical and
105 216 | Christian culture. And will not men who see clearly and compare
106 217 | enhance man's greatness, men fondly imagine that they
107 219 | That is necessarily so, for men are by nature social beings.
108 221 | throughout the world, but also men of goodwill everywhere. ~
109 235 | abroad today which beguiles men into thinking that life
110 241 | fact powerless to direct men's lives. ~Matter and Spirit~
111 242 | goes out improved, whereas men there are corrupted and
112 244 | strikingly verified today. Men are losing their own identity
113 244 | the works of the hands of men."50~True Hierarchy of Values~
114 246 | divine Master ever sound in men's ears: "For what doth it
115 252 | and spiritual interests of men, We call upon all, public
116 256 | impossible not to love his fellow men. He makes his own their
117 258 | power. "He that abideth in men, and I in him, the same
118 261 | the increasing needs of men, and the sorrows and anxieties
Pacem in terris
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119 1 | Catholic World, and to all Men of Good Will. ~Venerable
120 4 | relationships that bind men together could only be governed
121 5 | insists on his preserving it. Men "show the work of the law
122 6 | so; the laws which govern men are quite different. The
123 7 | of nations on the other. Men's common interests make
124 - | I. ORDER BETWEEN MEN~
125 8 | which should prevail among men. ~
126 9 | productive association of men in society demands the acceptance
127 10 | incomparably increased. Men have been ransomed by the
128 23 | 23. Men are by nature social, and
129 25 | world-wide fellowship of men. ~Political Rights~
130 30 | corresponding duty in other men; the duty, that is, of recognizing
131 31 | 31. Since men are social by nature, they
132 31 | other's interests. That men should recognize and perform
133 33 | ordered, it must also provide men with abundant resources.
134 33 | and collaboration of all men in the many enterprises
135 34 | collaboration with other men, should be primarily a matter
136 35 | picture it, demands that men be guided by justice, respect
137 35 | in the world to make all men alike heirs to the noblest
138 36 | By its means enlightened men can share their knowledge
139 36 | the external community of men and its continual development. ~
140 37 | animated and perfected by men's love for one another,
141 40 | social condition of working men. They began by claiming
142 40 | Today, therefore, working men all over the world are loud
143 43 | Thus all over the world men are either the citizens
144 43 | of the past. ~Equality of Men~
145 44 | conviction is widespread that all men are equal in natural dignity;
146 45 | basis of rights and duties, men have an immediate grasp
147 46 | wisdom."29~God has created men social by nature, and a
148 48 | promises of reward, provides men with no effective incentive
149 48 | common good. But since all men are equal in natural dignity,
150 49 | State have no power to bind men in conscience, unless their
151 50 | obedience paid to them as men. It is in reality an act
152 50 | universe, who has decreed that men's dealings with one another
153 50 | has established. And we men do not demean ourselves
154 51 | to obey God rather than men "34~Indeed, the passing
155 52 | from God does not mean that men have no power to choose
156 53 | 53. Men, both as individuals and
157 62 | superintendence and co-ordination of men's respective rights in society.
158 64 | must make sure that working men are paid a just and equitable
159 73 | A natural consequence of men's dignity is unquestionably
160 74 | government opens out to men a new and extensive field
161 79 | indication of the fact that men, increasingly aware nowadays
162 82 | 82. The idea that men, by the fact of their appointment
163 85 | and engraved indelibly on men's hearts . . . Its principles
164 85 | to guide the policies of men and nations. They are also
165 85 | lights-providential signs-which men must heed if their laborious
166 87 | we know from experience, men frequently differ widely
167 87 | others. On the contrary, such men have a greater share in
168 89 | to his fellows, since all men are equally noble in natural
169 92 | And just as individual men may not pursue their own
170 94 | strength) as a result of which men of similar ethnic background
171 98 | authority exists, not to confine men within the frontiers of
172 100 | their ethnic background, men possess, besides the special
173 100 | distinguish them from other men, other very important elements
174 108 | praise of all right-minded men those international agencies
175 113 | and complete, and reach men's very souls, it is impossible
176 113 | expectation of war from men's minds. But this requires
177 118 | deliberations together, let men of outstanding wisdom and
178 121 | 121. All men are united by their common
179 126 | 126. Men nowadays are becoming more
180 129 | that bind them together as men. We are hopeful, too, that
181 129 | characteristic of love that it draws men together in all sorts of
182 - | IV. RELATIONSHIP OF MEN AND OF POLITICAL COMMUNITIES
183 130 | This progress is a spur to men all over the world to extend
184 132 | family, for it consists of men who are all equal by virtue
185 145 | the more desirable in that men today are taking an ever
186 150 | really to become operative, men must first of all take the
187 150 | respective natures. Secondly, men's actions must be made to
188 150 | dictates of conscience, men must conduct themselves
189 152 | reason for this, since the men who have largely contributed-and
190 152 | of these institutions are men who are professed Christians,
191 156 | what needs to be done; all men must realize that. Every
192 156 | things. It is an age in which men, having discovered the atom
193 157 | cooperation of Catholics with men who may not be Christians
194 157 | nevertheless are reasonable men, and men of natural moral
195 157 | are reasonable men, and men of natural moral integrity. "
196 158 | error-even in the case of men who err regarding the truth
197 158 | nature, origin and purpose of men and the world, and economic,
198 159 | which rule the lives of men both as individuals and
199 161 | contending parties, it reduces men and political parties to
200 162 | obligations incumbent upon men of high principles, We must
201 163 | Considering the need, the men who are shouldering this
202 163 | encouraged to hope that many more men, Christians especially,
203 165 | problems which are causing men extreme anxiety at the present
204 165 | We know is shared by all men of good will: that peace
205 168 | passion and death washed away men's sins, which are the fountainhead
206 170 | banish from the souls of men whatever might endanger
207 170 | peace. May He transform all men into witnesses of truth,
208 170 | inflame the desires of all men to break through the barriers
209 171 | regular, on religious both men and women, on all the faithful
210 171 | Apostolic Blessing. And upon all men of good will, to whom We
Paenitentiam agere
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211 3 | as being even closer to men's hearts and minds during
212 4 | successors of the Apostles, men to whom the Saviour of the
213 21 | certain," he said, "that men's prayers are more pleasing
214 34 | it not merely by teaching men His heavenly doctrine, but
215 35 | the eternal salvation of men who have strayed far too
216 36 | martyrs and those heroic men and women who have been
217 39 | His supernatural gifts to men, He does so in the measure
Princeps pastorum
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218 3 | of the Gospel among all men, and that he will bring
219 7 | peace and prosperity to all men, children of their Heavenly
220 14 | Gospel; they can teach all men that a perfect Christian
221 15 | its ranks just and holy men capable of governing, forming,
222 19 | the eternal salvation of men. The Church, however, which
223 22 | easily transferred to the lay men and women of the particular
224 26 | Church, which embraces all men with the same love; We are
225 29 | Christian communities to convert men to the Catholic religion
226 30 | 30. Nevertheless, men recruited from the ranks
227 34 | like leaven, move among men like angels, be like men
228 34 | men like angels, be like men unto children, and like
229 34 | children, and like spiritual men unto animal men, in order
230 34 | spiritual men unto animal men, in order to win them over,
231 35 | your light shine before men, in order that they may
232 37 | and amicably embraces all men, whether brothers or enemies.
233 45 | it is necessary to train men who are capable of enkindling
234 45 | most efficient operation; men and women, We say, who in
235 47 | turn out falsely educated men, swollen with arrogance,
236 52 | that will be decisive. Good men will surely find a way to
Sacerdotii nostri primordia
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237 1,10 | successful in bringing many men who have been drawn away
238 1,14 | others but the poorest of men in dealing with himself;
239 1,16 | they look around and see men ready to sell anything for
240 1,25 | conferred on human society by men like this who are free of
241 2,54 | never be permitted to make men of God forget the great
242 2,56 | Jesus expiates the sins of men, so too the priest must
243 3,73 | who was so "convinced that men should be loved, so that
244 3,74 | efforts of even the holiest of men will sometimes fail. But
245 3,74 | the eternal fate of many men is bound up with his pastoral
246 3,77 | 78. Men in Sacred Orders should
247 3,78 | speaker that stand out in men like P. Segneri or B. Bossuet.
248 3,90 | it wreaks in the souls of men. He used to paint it in
249 3,93 | over human malice and that men have their sins wiped away
250 3,112| redemption of the souls of men and on the growth of the
251 3,114| and through her, invited men with a mother's insistence
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