Ad Petri Cathedram
    Chapter, §
  1   1,7 |           and on the very norm for right living. ~Revealed Truth~
  2   2,30|        nations will see that their right to liberty is not subject
  3   2,37|          result in the splendor of right order."12~
  4   2,43|         because of opinions on the right to property (opinions sometimes
  5   3,70|         him again and again to the right road. She knows well that
  6   3,74|           less, from her beginning right down to the present day.


Aeterna Dei sapientia
    §
  7 9     |      necessity of divine grace for right living and the attainment
  8 37    |            and set at the Father's right hand in His ascension."27~


Grata recordatio
    §
  9 19    |        that men will be drawn by a right conscience and a sense of


Mater et magistra
    §
 10 6     |       ministrations of her deacons right down to the present time.
 11 19    |     productive goods, is a natural right which the State cannot suppress.
 12 19    |        obligation as well. It is a right which must be exercised
 13 20    |          children. It can never be right for the State to shirk its
 14 21    |   jurisprudence called labor law. ~Right to Enter into Associations~
 15 22    |      defended the worker's natural right to enter into association
 16 22    |    interest. And it is the natural right of the workers to work without
 17 28    |      Supreme Pontiff confirmed the right and duty of the Catholic
 18 43    |      Predecessor declared that the right of every man to use these
 19 43    |            to every other economic right, even that of private property.
 20 43    |           of private property. The right to the private possession
 21 43    |            established by God, the right to property cannot stand
 22 44    |           at once his duty and his right. It is for individuals,
 23 45    |             It is in this that the right of families to migrate is
 24 53    |          evil and a disturbance of right order, for a larger and
 25 55    |             Among these is a man's right and duty to be primarily
 26 66    |          the more easily achieve a right order the more they succeed
 27 74    |          consequently the personal right of all to the use of worldly
 28 107   | civilization. ~Confirmation of the Right of Ownership ~
 29 108   |        predecessors: man's natural right to own private property,
 30 109   |            a doubt to persist. The right of private ownership of
 31 109   |        same time withdrawing man's right to dispose freely of the
 32 109   |     guarantee and incentive in the right of ownership. ~
 33 110   |        themselves in favor of this right. ~Guarantee for Both Individual
 34 112   |          the innate character of a right which derives its force
 35 112   |            be called in question-a right which constitutes so efficacious
 36 113   |          enough to assert that the right to own private property
 37 113   |           on the extension of this right in practice to all classes
 38 114   |       person "normally demands the right to the use of the goods
 39 119   |           function inherent in the right of private ownership, for
 40 120   |            is inherent in the very right of private ownership. ~Then,
 41 121   |      notice at this point that the right of private ownership is
 42 178   |            The Church is by divine right universal. History itself
 43 195   |        that parents exercise their right and obligation toward the
 44 195   |            On this score alone the right of the Church to full liberty
 45 199   |            means as are opposed to right reason, and seeks ends that
 46 215   |         and toward others; for the right ordering of human society
 47 215   |            society presupposes the right ordering of man's conscience
 48 232   |        even in such matters as the right use of liberty. Thus one
 49 239   |     directives. The Church has the right and obligation not merely
 50 248   |              God certainly has the right and power to command man
 51 249   |             In addition, man has a right to rest a while from work,
 52 262   |            over all. And, with the right ordering of human society,


Pacem in terris
    §
 53 11    |          man's rights. Man has the right to live. He has the right
 54 11    |          right to live. He has the right to bodily integrity and
 55 11    |            consequence, he has the right to be looked after in the
 56 12    |        Moreover, man has a natural right to be respected. He has
 57 12    |          to be respected. He has a right to his good name. He has
 58 12    |            his good name. He has a right to freedom in investigating
 59 12    |          he may choose. He has the right, also, to be accurately
 60 13    |             13. He has the natural right to share in the benefits
 61 13    |           and acquired skill.9~The Right to Worship God According
 62 14    |         God in accordance with the right dictates of his own conscience,
 63 14    |          with their blood.''11~The Right to Choose Freely One's State
 64 15    |         Human beings have also the right to choose for themselves
 65 17    |         education of children is a right which belongs primarily
 66 18    |        that a man has the inherent right not only to be given the
 67 20    |            personal dignity is his right to engage in economic activities
 68 20    |          the corresponding natural right to demand that the work
 69 21    |           man's nature, he has the right to the private ownership
 70 21    |         have said elsewhere, is "a right which constitutes so efficacious
 71 22    |    opportune to point out that the right to own private property
 72 22    |          obligation as well.19~The Right of Meeting and Association~
 73 23    |         consequently they have the right to meet together and to
 74 23    |       their fellows. They have the right to confer on such associations
 75 23    |     objectives. They have also the right to exercise their own initiative
 76 24    |           of responsibility.21~The Right to Emigrate and Immigrate~
 77 25    |          every human being has the right to freedom of movement and
 78 26    |      personal dignity involves his right to take an active part in
 79 27    |            has his own inalienable right to juridical security. To
 80 29    |             Thus, for example, the right to live involves the duty
 81 29    |           preserve one's life; the right to a decent standard of
 82 29    |            a becoming fashion; the right to be free to seek out the
 83 30    |          society one man's natural right gives rise to a corresponding
 84 30    |    recognizing and respecting that right. Every basic human right
 85 30    |           right. Every basic human right draws its authoritative
 86 32    |          to admit that a man has a right to the necessities of life,
 87 47    |          govern in accordance with right reason, there is no escaping
 88 47    |             it is lifeless.... But right reason, and above all Christian
 89 51    |           conscience, since "it is right to obey God rather than
 90 51    |           it is in accordance with right reason, and as such it obviously
 91 56    |       every single citizen has the right to share in it-although
 92 73    |            is unquestionably their right to take an active part in
 93 74    |             74. For the rest, this right to take part in government
 94 86    |           them accordingly has the right to exist, to develop, and
 95 92    |                92. States have the right to existence, to self development,
 96 92    |        achieve this. They have the right to play the leading part
 97 92    |           own development, and the right to their good name and due
 98 100   |          They have, therefore, the right and duty to carry on their
 99 104   |       States of this kind the very right to freedom is called in
100 104   |           complete reversal of the right order of society, for the
101 106   |         rights we must include his right to enter a country in which
102 112   |                112. Hence justice, right reason, and the recognition
103 114   |  accordance with the principles of right reason: the principles,
104 120   |            that no country has the right to take any action that
105 124   |      States cannot be denied their right, in keeping with the common
106 124   |           State can be denied this right, for it is a postulate of
107 124   |       smaller States have also the right of assuring their own economic
108 138   |          own way of life. They are right, therefore, in their reluctance
109 144   |           considered a step in the right direction, an approach toward
110 144   |            assertion of everyone's right to be free to seek out the
111 147   |            imbue civilization with right ideals and Christian principles,
112 150   |           of exercising a personal right or performing a personal
113 158   |         conform to the dictates of right reason, and are an expression
114 159   |            that the Church has the right and duty not only to safeguard


Paenitentiam agere
    §
115 1     |          see how justified and how right the Catholic Church has
116 32    |                          32. It is right, too, to seek example and
117 35    |     strayed far too often from the right path of truth and virtue. ~


Princeps pastorum
    §
118 18    |         pertaining not only to the right intellectual and spiritual
119 20    |           are equipped to take the right course of action, they will
120 30    |       local, will not plan, at the right time, the program which
121 54    |            not only to acquire the right professional training but


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
    Chapter, §
122   1,16|     anything at all, let them pass right through the midst of these
123   2,53|                     54. It is only right and fitting to call the
124   3,78|            Pius XII, was perfectly right in not hesitating to offer