Ad Petri Cathedram
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  1 Int,3  |          and deeper recognition of truth, a renewal of Christian
  2 Int,3  |        unity, harmony, and peace. ~Truth, Unity, Peace.~
  3   1,6  |          ignorance, a contempt for truth and a reckless rejection
  4   1,7  |       capable of attaining natural truth. If we adhere to this truth,
  5   1,7  |        truth. If we adhere to this truth, we adhere to God Himself,
  6   1,7  |         God Himself, the author of truth, the lawgiver and ruler
  7   1,7  |       lives. But if we reject this truth, whether out of foolishness,
  8   1,7  |            right living. ~Revealed Truth~
  9   1,8  |           for us to attain natural truth by virtue of our intellects.
 10   1,8  |        will result in a mixture of truth and error. This is particularly
 11   1,8  |           only to full and perfect truth, but to virtue and eternal
 12   1,8  |            the very foundations of truth, goodness, and civilization
 13   1,8  |      civilization are endangered. ~Truth and Error~
 14   1,9  |         attaining knowledge of the truth."5 They contend that the
 15   1,9  |         human mind can discover no truth that is certain or sure;
 16   1,10 |      Rather are we to practice the truth in love, and grow up in
 17   1,11 |         and wantonly attacks known truth, who arms himself with falsehood
 18   1,12 |        prudent presentation of the truth those especially who, through
 19   1,12 |            obscenity, but only the truth; they are particularly bound
 20   1,15 |                 15. The weapons of truth, then, must be used in defense
 21   1,16 |      opposed by shows which defend truth and strive to preserve the
 22   1,16 |         sickness. ~Indifference to Truth~
 23   1,17 |           indeed do not attack the truth wilfully, but work in heedless
 24   1,17 |          pursuit and attainment of truth. This mistaken sort of action
 25   1,17 |           distinction here between truth and falsehood. "This attitude,"
 26   1,18 |            18. How can God, who is truth, approve or tolerate the
 27   1,19 |          when we have reached that truth which is taught in the gospels
 28   2,20 |          Once we have attained the truth in its fullness, integrity,
 29   2,20 |       dissension: ignorance of the truth, or what is worse, rejection
 30   2,20 |            worse, rejection of the truth once it has been sought
 31   2,20 |          found. It may be that the truth is rejected because of the
 32   2,20 |        vice and immoral behavior. ~Truth, Peace, Prosperity~
 33   2,21 |           officials, must love the truth sincerely if they are to
 34   3,62 |           a wonderful spectacle of truth, unity, and charity. For
 35   3,63 |          day to day as devotion to truth overcomes earlier misconceptions. ~
 36   3,65 |        Jesus Christ, "the way, the truth, and the life."22~
 37   3,70 |        well that there is no other truth than the one truth she treasures;
 38   3,70 |           other truth than the one truth she treasures; that there
 39   3,70 |         can do nothing against the truth, but only for the truth."24~
 40   3,70 |            truth, but only for the truth."24~Religious Controversy~
 41   3,89 |               Sanctify them in the truth. Thy word is truth.... Yet
 42   3,89 |          in the truth. Thy word is truth.... Yet not for these only
 43   3,93 |          falsely wears the face of truth; it struggles against the
 44   3,95 |         advantages for the sake of truth and justice, according to
 45   3,96 |        from Us, cannot help loving truth, unity and peace. ~
 46   4,107|            they toil to impart the truth of the gospel and Christian
 47   4,109|          the light of the Gospel's truth. Although they will always
 48   4,117|            men might recognize the truth of Christianity and feel
 49   4,139|        entitled. Those who support truth, justice, and the real interests
 50   4,139|            hearts. ~A Self-Evident Truth~
 51   4,140|                  140. There is one truth especially which We think
 52   4,140|           Leo XIII, expressed this truth well: "It follows . . .
 53   4,144|           who is "the way, and the truth, and the life."72 If anyone
 54   4,148|           all you who with love of truth and with a sincere good


Aeterna Dei sapientia
    §
 55 28     | investigate some divinely revealed truth. He is the saintly exponent
 56 29     |    eloquence. But in declaring the truth he never sacrificed precision
 57 32     |                        32. In very truth St. Leo's life-long endeavor
 58 33     |          of the Lord are mercy and truth' (Ps. 24:10), We are forced
 59 33     |      reprehensible."25~Devotion to Truth, Harmony, Peace~
 60 34     |            Church and the cause of truth, harmony and peace. ~
 61 46     | acknowledge with all sincerity and truth that it is Christ who does
 62 56     |        fathers and teachers of the Truth, Peter and Paul, to illumine
 63 61     |           all men enter the way of truth, charity and peace. ~The
 64 73     |          patiently in the cause of truth and justice, We speak the
 65 73     |          in the spirit of Catholic truth, and receive apostolic exhortation


Grata recordatio
    §
 66 12     |            and precepts of eternal truth; all of her children contribute
 67 13     |          untouched by the light of truth or in those immense, noisy,
 68 19     |          triumph of the kingdom of truth, justice, peace, and charity-We


Mater et magistra
    §
 69 1      |           pillar and ground of the truth."1 To her was entrusted
 70 4      |        said "I am the way, and the truth, and the life,"2 "I am the
 71 188    |                               188. Truth to tell, we do not seem
 72 209    |  civilization without God. But the truth is that these very advances
 73 210    |            only go to confirm this truth. More and more men are beginning
 74 214    |            Real Source of Justice, Truth and Love~
 75 215    |         the source of all justice, truth and love. ~
 76 225    |           way of demonstrating the truth and efficacy of this teaching
 77 226    |    doctrine, the light of which is Truth, Justice its objective,
 78 234    |           you here of an important truth: the Christian conception
 79 256    |             but rejoiceth with the truth; beareth all things, believeth
 80 257    |         remind you of that sublime truth of Catholic doctrine: our
 81 260    |          this world, "a kingdom of truth and life; a kingdom of holiness
 82 261    |       dwell in our land. Mercy and truth have met each other: justice
 83 261    |     justice and peace have kissed. Truth is sprung out of the earth:


Pacem in terris
    §
 84 12     |       freedom in investigating the truth, and-within the limits of
 85 29     |            be free to seek out the truth, the duty to devote oneself
 86 34     |           freedom. ~Social Life in Truth, Justice, Charity and Freedom~
 87 35     |       dignity, it must be based on truth. St. Paul expressed this
 88 35     |           away lying, speak ye the truth every man with his neighbor,
 89 36     |       share their knowledge of the truth, can claim their rights
 90 37     |          nature. Its foundation is truth, and it must be brought
 91 38     |  transcendent God. He is the first truth, the sovereign good, and
 92 45     |     understanding what is meant by truth, justice, charity and freedom.
 93 80     |    accordance with the dictates of truth, justice, willing cooperation,
 94 85     |        storms and shipwreck."54~In Truth~
 95 86     |         States must be governed by truth. Truth calls for the elimination
 96 86     |         must be governed by truth. Truth calls for the elimination
 97 90     |                                90. Truth further demands an attitude
 98 90     |          violate the principles of truth and justice, and injure
 99 98     |  accordance with the principles of truth and justice, States must
100 114    |            principles, that is, of truth, justice and vigorous and
101 144    |            be free to seek out the truth, to follow moral principles,
102 149    |           based, as it must be, on truth, tempered by justice, motivated
103 158    |          men who err regarding the truth or are led astray as a result
104 158    |         error and seek the road to truth. God, in His great providence,
105 158    |          he may indeed embrace the truth. ~Catholics who, in order
106 158    |            their conversion to the truth. ~Philosophies and Historical
107 162    |            mastery and guidance of truth, justice, charity and freedom-relations
108 166    |           order that is founded on truth, built up on justice, nurtured
109 170    |          all men into witnesses of truth, justice and brotherly love.


Paenitentiam agere
    §
110 35     |       often from the right path of truth and virtue. ~A Necessary
111 37     |          endeavoring to inspire to truth and virtue, to the worship


Princeps pastorum
    §
112 16     |         they must enlight with the truth of the Gospel and lead to
113 20     |      attract them to the Christian truth, in the manner of the famous
114 21     |            to spread the Christian truth. In this connection, We
115 22     |               22. To propagate the truth of Jesus Christ is the truest
116 31     |           who is "the way, and the truth, and the life."56~
117 33     |     assimilate the precepts of the truth of the Gospel, together
118 33     |      footsteps.59~Witnesses to the Truth~
119 34     |          of bearing witness to the truth in which he believes and


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
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120   1,12 |            perfection of life. The truth is just the opposite; for
121   3,75 |           of the food of Christian truth. Throughout his life, he
122   3,80 |           he said -"who Himself is truth, has as much regard for
123   3,109|          the heralds of the Gospel truth are worn out by their labors
124   3,109|       heavenly banquet of life and truth to them? ~
125   3,115|      infallible definition of this truth as Catholic dogma in 1854