Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,30|            enjoyment of that unity, individual nations will see that their
 2   2,35|           liberty due everywhere to individual citizens, to the state,
 3   2,39|          facts, with differences in individual circumstances, within, of


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
 4 37    |            the Body. Although every individual is called in his own turn,
 5 75    |           the Whole, Perfect in the Individual~
 6 76    |           must it be perfect in the individual. For although all the members


Grata recordatio
   §
 7 16    |         must be ever aware that the individual souls of men are created


Mater et magistra
   §
 8 33    |             that "if the social and individual character of work be overlooked,
 9 33    |            only of the needs of the individual workers and their families,
10 37    |            and the subordination of individual and group interests to the
11 49    |           the aims and interests of individual countries and concentrate
12 53    |          wrong to withdraw from the individual and commit to a community
13 55    |             extent of depriving the individual citizen of his freedom of
14 56    |           prosperous society unless individual citizens and the State co-operate
15 57    |            exercise and stimulus of individual creative talent. ~
16 60    |             intimate concern to the individual, hence of great importance
17 61    |           makes it possible for the individual to exercise many of his
18 65    |            case if they treat their individual members as human persons
19 67    |           not necessarily mean that individual citizens will be gravely
20 71    |             contribution which each individual makes to the economic effort,
21 74    |             conditions in which the individual life of the citizens may
22 98    |         reason for this is that the individual productive concerns, regardless
23 99    |           decisions made within the individual productive units which have
24 109   |              which teaches that the individual is prior to society and
25 109   |          ordered to the good of the individual. ~Moreover, it would be
26 110   |          right. ~Guarantee for Both Individual and Society~
27 111   |            essential freedom of the individual, and at the same time an
28 165   |           World banking institutes, individual States and private persons
29 174   |            community, in which each individual nation, conscious of its
30 180   |           the resurrection, of each individual in Christ; and the man who
31 192   |           the immense worth of each individual human life. Attention must
32 202   |                                202. Individual political communities may
33 208   |          relating to his life as an individual and as a member of society,
34 208   |             and problems concerning individual states and their inter-relations. ~
35 219   |             on one basic principle: individual human beings are the foundation,
36 220   |           the sacred dignity of the individual, the Church constructs her
37 256   |       though they may be by so much individual, national and racial selfishness. ~


Pacem in terris
   §
38 9     |    fundamental principle: that each individual man is truly a person. His
39 24    |        within the competence of the individual to achieve efficiently,
40 31    |            result will be that each individual will make his whole-hearted
41 35    |             with the dignity of its individual members, who, being endowed
42 46    |            am not now talking about individual rulers, but about authority
43 48    |             rulers should be to the individual conscience, to the duty
44 55    | characteristics distinctive of each individual people.38 But these by no
45 56    |           all, without favoring any individual citizen or category of citizen.
46 56    |            the advantage of any one individual, or of some few persons;
47 60    |             promoted, and that each individual is enabled to perform his
48 62    |     exercise of theirs; 2) that the individual, standing upon his own rights,
49 63    |        overall climate in which the individual can both safeguard his own
50 65    |             extent of depriving the individual citizen of his freedom of
51 78    |           view that the will of the individual or the group is the primary
52 92    |           violate them. And just as individual men may not pursue their
53 104   |           just freedom within which individual citizens may live lives
54 125   |            community, in which each individual nation, conscious of its
55 130   |     integration of the economies of individual States. And finally, each
56 134   |           other hand, the rulers of individual nations, being all on an
57 139   |             139. The common good of individual States is something that
58 139   |       conditions in which rulers of individual States can more easily carry
59 140   |         difficult for the rulers of individual States to solve with any
60 141   |             the public authority of individual States, or to arrogate any
61 162   |           freedom-relations between individual citizens, between citizens


Paenitentiam agere
   §
62 1     |             her divine Redeemer. No individual Christian can grow in perfection,
63 36    |         will be enabled to play his individual part in making this Second
64 39    |            the measure of their own individual desires and dispositions.


Princeps pastorum
   §
65 10    |  irradiation of energies, among all individual members of the Mystical
66 18    |             a way as to enable each individual to evaluate correctly his
67 29    |         necessary, after giving the individual a Christian education suitable
68 38    |           token, in the Church, the individual members do not live only
69 40    |          own spiritual needs; every individual must give his assistance
70 48    |          only in the secrecy of the individual conscience or in the privacy