Ad Petri Cathedram
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1 1,16 | these new arts, which can work much evil, will be turned
2 1,17 | the truth wilfully, but work in heedless disregard of
3 2,23 | of brothers. They are to work in brotherly cooperation
4 2,37 | by friendly cooperation, work out a fair and mutual adjustment
5 3,68 | is Peter. All men should work together like brothers to
6 4,102| seminaries at a very important work, the formation and education
7 4,104| ministers. And so, as they work to bring God's light to
8 4,104| brotherly love, as they work to advance and spread the
9 4,116| of generosity. They would work, of course, in union with
10 4,135| competent and effective work of those priests who have
11 4,137| have refused to abandon the work entrusted to them as bishops
Aeterna Dei sapientia
§
12 46 | it is Christ who does the work of Our ministry in all that
13 53 | Vast Influence of St. Leo's Work~
Mater et magistra
§
14 18 | first of all the question of work, which must be regarded
15 18 | majority of cases a man's work is his sole means of livelihood.
16 18 | supposing the contract of work to have been freely entered
17 21 | they are not required to work in an environment which
18 22 | right of the workers to work without hindrance, freely,
19 28 | of the Catholic Church to work for an equitable solution
20 33 | individual character of work be overlooked, it can be
21 33 | business concern for which they work and of "the economic welfare
22 42 | the use of material goods, work, and the family."19~The
23 43 | of justice and charity20~Work~
24 44 | 44. On the subject of work, Pius XII repeated the teaching
25 44 | maintaining that a man's work is at once his duty and
26 44 | mutual relations where their work is concerned. If they cannot
27 44 | division and distribution of work, and this must be according
28 53 | 53. And in this work of directing, stimulating,
29 56 | economy. Both sides must work together in harmony, and
30 61 | professional training, housing, work, and suitable leisure and
31 67 | life,26~The Remuneration of Work~
32 70 | diligent and profitable work of whole classes of honest,
33 70 | the company for which they work, and to the general national
34 71 | that the remuneration of work is not something that can
35 74 | the product of the men who work together in the community
36 75 | the firms for which they work, especially when they are
37 76 | property alone or to the work alone whatever has been
38 82 | to express himself in his work and thereby to perfect his
39 84 | moderating the contract of work by one of partnership."30~
40 90 | create new and original work of outstanding merit. ~The
41 91 | industrial concern for which they work. It is not, of course, possible
42 92 | experience to bear on the work in hand, and keeping them
43 101 | The importance of their work must be gauged not merely
44 103 | heartfelt appreciation of the work that is being done by the
45 105 | property. ~An Advanced View of Work~
46 107 | this is as it should be. Work, which is the immediate
47 107 | instrumental. This view of work is certainly an indication
48 112 | from the fruitfulness of work should ever be called in
49 114 | from the moral dignity of work. It also guarantees "the
50 125 | personality through their work, and can look forward to
51 130 | people for their new kind of work, and they would not be left
52 135 | in which the individuals work or the source of their income. ~
53 144 | appreciate the nobility of the work they are called upon to
54 144 | temple of Creation. Their work has to do with the life
55 145 | 145. Theirs is a work which carries with it a
56 145 | business of farming. It is a work which demands a capacity
57 149 | 149. In the work on the farm the human personality
58 149 | spiritual growth. It is a work, therefore, which should
59 156 | sincere appreciation of the work which the F.A.0. has undertaken
60 165 | countries. It is a magnificent work that they are doing, and
61 165 | that it deserves. It is a work, however, which needs to
62 174 | its rights and duties, can work on terms of equality with
63 176 | especially when it infects the work that is being done for the
64 183 | the social and economic work that is being done for the
65 183 | areas in order to engage in work of technical and professional
66 202 | nations, therefore, must work with each other for their
67 249 | right to rest a while from work, and indeed a need to do
68 250 | application of Christ's redemptive work for souls. ~
69 252 | society. ~The Christian's Work in the World~
70 254 | Perfection Through Daily Work~
71 255 | whatsoever you do in word or in work, do all in the name of the
72 258 | affairs of the world, their work becomes a continuation of
73 258 | becomes a continuation of His work, penetrated with redemptive
74 258 | fruit."62~Thus is man's work exalted and ennobled-so
75 259 | which offers to those who work with the Church immense
Pacem in terris
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76 5 | preserving it. Men "show the work of the law written in their
77 11 | disability stemming from his work; widowhood; old age; enforced
78 18 | given the opportunity to work, but also to be allowed
79 18 | personal initiative in the work he does.14~
80 19 | accorded such conditions of work as are consistent with their
81 20 | terms: ~"Nature imposes work upon man as a duty, and
82 20 | right to demand that the work he does shall provide him
83 48 | no effective incentive to work for the common good. And
84 64 | concerns for which they work. It must facilitate the
85 102 | the policy of bringing the work to the workers, wherever
86 102 | workers to the scene of the work. In this way many people
87 108 | energies to this most important work. ~Causes of the Arms Race~
88 125 | its rights and duties, can work on terms of equality with
89 138 | consent of all nations. If its work is to be effective, it must
90 146 | part in public life, and to work together for the benefit
91 147 | involve themselves in the work of these institutions, and
92 161 | human institutions, the work must be done slowly and
93 161 | laboriously redoing the work of the past, building on
Paenitentiam agere
§
94 30 | obligations of our daily life and work and the practice of Christian
95 33 | s sight? ~A Share in the Work of Eternal Salvation~
96 34 | more effective that divine work which our Redeemer accomplished.
97 35 | be given a share in that work which has as its object
Princeps pastorum
§
98 9 | who zealously did mission work, either individually or
99 12 | are still in need of the work of missionaries from other
100 12 | native sons wherever they work, in order that the Kingdom
101 12 | develop."20 Let them therefore work united by the bond of that
102 18 | considered useful for the future work of the clergy in those countries.
103 21 | reaps."41~Social Welfare Work~
104 22 | projects, to support welfare work for the poor, and to assist
105 22 | and obstruct the apostolic work of the missions with an
106 24 | must inspire all missionary work, sternly warned of a danger
107 27 | engage in active apostolic work. Our immediate predecessor
108 28 | also necessary that her work of salvation be carried
109 42 | here to give credit to the work of catechetical organizations,
110 42 | happiness of soul which this work brings, and never to cease
111 43 | clergy in their apostolic work and swelling to large numbers
112 44 | the meantime, let everyone work in perfect harmony and with
113 47 | and of how much effort and work the Church has devoted to
114 51 | place their talents and work, promptly and willingly,
115 52 | it into the most suitable work. ~Students from Abroad~
116 53 | affectionate interest that shares work with others in fraternal
117 55 | power. The success of their work, which is apparent in the
118 55 | Church are carrying out their work. ~A Call for Help~
Sacerdotii nostri primordia
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119 ,2 | Us to assist him in his work, and We found him a most
120 ,5 | shared in this priestly work and who now serves as their
121 ,7 | fruitfulness of any priestly work. ~
122 1,21 | lead a good life in the work of caring for souls, because
123 1,28 | colleagues in the apostolate such work as would produce richer
124 1,33 | have to the Church; may we work each day only in her name
125 3,74 | are already zealous in the work of Christ? ~Preacher and
126 3,85 | patient ear to penitents. This work began early in the morning
127 3,89 | thoughts and cares, and of the work that took up almost all
128 3,93 | themselves to this very serious work, for it is here most of
129 3,96 | ardent zeal and especially to work to fulfill "the first duty
130 3,98 | were not doing their daily work, what use would all these
131 3,98 | would be the laymen who work so zealously and generously
132 3,104| closest helpers in your work and are bound to you by
133 3,112| their help in a most holy work, which will have an effect
134 3,118| needed for priests' life and work, with all Our heart We impart
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