Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,53 |          and guide the rest by his authority and the example of his good
 2   3,65 |       history of a divine teaching authority founded by Jesus Christ, "
 3   3,70 |         failed to use her maternal authority to call him again and again
 4   4,110|           wish to confirm with Our authority, and with like affection,
 5   4,123|   self-restraint, and obedience to authority. We wish to express Our
 6   4,140|        becomes ineffective and all authority is weakened once the sovereign


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
 7 20     |       detracting somewhat from the authority of the Apostolic See itself.
 8 42     |        Christ rules by His supreme authority. Great and wonderful, beloved,
 9 43     |     between Peter's divinely-given authority and that of the other apostles
10 43     |            of insisting that "this authority [to bind and to loose] was
11 44     |         saintly Pope: that supreme authority to teach infallibly, which
12 47     |            be, and whose office of authority "he in his turn discharged."41
13 48     |        whose power lives and whose authority prevails in his See."42~
14 54     |           efforts to safeguard the authority of the Church of Rome were
15 67     |          and obey the same supreme authority, is no more evident among


Mater et magistra
   §
16 11     |         taken to prevent the civil authority from intervening in any
17 34     |          the true notion of social authority. ~Other Problems of the
18 36     |       consequence, even the public authority was becoming the tool of
19 37     |   independent of the State. Public authority should resume its duty of
20 54     |            the power of the public authority to a much greater degree
21 54     |           into the hands of public authority a greater means for limiting
22 65     |           men invested with public authority. They must take account
23 117    |           which demand that public authority broaden its sphere of activity.
24 120    |          is the activity of public authority. ~The Real Treasure~
25 131    |        program is needed if public authority is to maintain an evenly
26 137    |          supervision by the public authority cannot be altogether dispensed
27 147    |         and complemented by public authority. ~
28 150    |          equity demand that public authority try to eliminate or reduce
29 151    |            the common good. Public authority, therefore, must bear in
30 152    |       subsidiary function," public authority must encourage and assist
31 241    |        obedience to ecclesiastical authority. ~They must remember, too,


Pacem in terris
   §
32 46     |           who, invested with legal authority, preserve its institutions
33 46     |     members. And they derive their authority from God, for, as St. Paul
34 46     |       individual rulers, but about authority as such. My contention is
35 46     |       community must have a ruling authority, and this authority, no
36 46     |         ruling authority, and this authority, no less than society itself,
37 47     |          must not be imagined that authority knows no bounds. Since its
38 47     |   necessary community endowed with authority. Divest it of this authority,
39 47     |       authority. Divest it of this authority, and it is nothing, it is
40 47     |        share to some extent in the authority of God Himself."31~An Appeal
41 48     |         and rational human beings. Authority is before all else a moral
42 49     |       conscience, unless their own authority is tied to God's authority,
43 49     |         authority is tied to God's authority, and is a participation
44 51     |                   5l. Governmental authority, therefore, is a postulate
45 51     |      undermines the very nature of authority and results in shameful
46 52     |                  52. The fact that authority comes from God does not
47 52     |           in the exercise of their authority. Hence the above teaching
48 52     |          the Purpose of the Public Authority~
49 53     |         competence. Those who have authority in the State must exercise
50 53     |           State must exercise that authority in a way which is not only
51 56     |   circumstances. Hence every civil authority must strive to promote the
52 59     |     Responsibilities of the Public Authority, and Rights and Duties of
53 60     |     principal duty of every public authority."45~
54 64     |           Relations Between Public Authority's Two Forms of Intervention~
55 66     |            Operation of the Public Authority~
56 68     |           main functions of public authority. In such a State a precise
57 74     |           of public officials, the authority of these officials, far
58 78     | constitutions and the government's authority.52~
59 80     |         lend the weight of Our own authority to their teaching, that
60 81     |          conduct, and they have no authority to depart from its slightest
61 83     |             83. Moreover, a ruling authority is indispensable to civil
62 83     |           moral order itself. Such authority, therefore, cannot be misdirected
63 84     |          relations between States, authority must be exercised for the
64 98     |           of its very nature civil authority exists, not to confine men
65 104    |            raison d'etre of public authority is to safeguard the interests
66 134    |            It is merely that their authority is not sufficiently influential. ~
67 135    |      influence exercised by public authority in all the nations of the
68 135    |          Common Good and Political Authority~
69 136    |      nature and function of public authority on the other, one cannot
70 136    |    connection between them. Public authority, as the means of promoting
71 136    |        likewise requires that this authority be effective in attaining
72 136    |         institutions in which such authority resides, becomes operative
73 137    |          solved except by a public authority with power, organization
74 137    |        such general form of public authority. ~Public Authority Instituted
75 137    |          public authority. ~Public Authority Instituted by Common Consent
76 138    |              138. But this general authority equipped with world-wide
77 138    |    powerful nations of a universal authority of this kind would inevitably
78 138    |         reluctance to submit to an authority imposed by force, established
79 139    |         together. Hence the public authority of the world community must
80 140    |       relations between the public authority of the world community and
81 140    |         function of this universal authority must be to evaluate and
82 141    |           of the duty of universal authority to limit the sphere of action
83 141    |            of action of the public authority of individual States, or
84 142    |            nominated by the public authority of the various nations and
85 159    |       directives of ecclesiastical authority. For it must not be forgotten
86 159    |           but also to exercise her authority over her sons by intervening


Paenitentiam agere
   §
87 38     |   hesitation in mustering all your authority and available resources


Princeps pastorum
   §
88 5      |       which We confirmed with like authority and like charity when We


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
89   1,28 |        duly obeying ecclesiastical authority, he was paying the homage
90   1,30 |        with regard to the teaching authority of the Church, to the various
91   1,33 |        only in her name and by her authority and may we properly carry