Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1 Int,4  |          advanced in a spirit of charity. ~
 2   2,33 |          justice and nurtured by charity, then human affairs will
 3   2,39 | prescribed by justice and mutual charity."13~
 4   2,48 |          profit them? ~Christian Charity~
 5   2,49 |     mistress of all the virtues, charity. The salvation we hope for
 6   2,49 |       from a great outpouring of charity. We refer to that Christian
 7   2,49 |          refer to that Christian charity which is a principle synthesizing
 8   2,49 |          the entire gospel. That charity is always ready to spend
 9   2,49 |       this virtue when he said: 'Charity is patient, is kind; is
10   2,57 |                          57. The charity which burned in the household
11   3,62 |   spectacle of truth, unity, and charity. For those who behold it
12   3,72 |          liberty; in all things, charity. ~Unity In Organization~
13   3,82 |        us to great heights, that charity which unites us with God;
14   3,83 |         discord, . . . encourage charity toward one another. Heed
15   4,109|          and love with an active charity the land to which they have
16   4,113|       with cheerful and merciful charity and move them in a wonderful
17   4,143|      above all these things have charity, which is the bond of perfection.


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
18 30     |         to forgive; on fire with charity which St. Paul indicated
19 31     |        attributable to that same charity which Jesus Christ demanded
20 61     |          enter the way of truth, charity and peace. ~The Council~
21 74     |          made perfect in one."66~Charity, the Bond~
22 75     |         be achieved only through charity. For charity is "the bond
23 75     |        only through charity. For charity is "the bond of perfection."67
24 75     |          of perfection."67 It is charity alone that makes it possible
25 75     |      spirit of generosity. It is charity alone which makes "the temple
26 76     |         nevertheless the bond of charity makes them all alike sharers


Mater et magistra
   §
27 6      |          hold aloft the torch of charity, but also upon her own widespread
28 6      |        the present time. It is a charity which combines the precepts
29 39     | principles of social justice and charity. ~
30 43     |        principles of justice and charity20~Work~
31 119    |          Vast Field For Personal Charity~
32 120    |       sympathy and the Christian charity of individuals. We would
33 121    |          Lord will look upon the charity given to the poor as given
34 159    |        In this we have known the charity of God," says St. John, "
35 159    |    bowels from him; how doth the charity of God abide in him?"42~
36 256    |            Animated, too, by the charity of Christ, he finds it impossible
37 256    |   generous and considerate. For "charity is patient, is kind; charity
38 256    |     charity is patient, is kind; charity envieth not, dealeth not


Pacem in terris
   §
39 34     |          Life in Truth, Justice, Charity and Freedom~
40 45     |         meant by truth, justice, charity and freedom. They become,
41 107    |       solidarity or of Christian charity, which aims at relieving
42 162    |      guidance of truth, justice, charity and freedom-relations between
43 166    |         nurtured and animated by charity, and brought into effect


Princeps pastorum
   §
44 5      |          like authority and like charity when We issued Our first
45 12     |           brotherly, and sincere charity which mirrors the love they
46 23     |        by, and filled with, that charity which embraces all the faithful.
47 23     | beautiful sentence: "Extend your charity to the whole world, if you
48 24     |          would cut the sinews of charity in his heart, while lowering
49 25     |          the spirit of Christian charity. ~
50 26     |        of universal charity-that charity upon which the Church of
51 35     |          visitation."62~Union in Charity~
52 36     |    practice of the most generous charity gave them profound joy and
53 37     |        helps educate the soul to charity, which is the distinguishing
54 37     |         of the true Christian; a charity, We say, which overcomes
55 37     |         admire the grace of your charity; but when they see that
56 38     |                              38. Charity also becomes visible through
57 53     |      situation with the greatest charity and zeal, using the most
58 53     |        consolations of Christian charity in which we are all brothers,


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
59    ,6  |           He must be aflame with charity toward everyone. Not even
60   1,16 |      this example of poverty and charity. "Daily experience shows"-
61   1,25 |     counsels of this same divine charity when he wrote this lofty
62   2,45 |         the altar with a burning charity and his soul was drawn to
63   3,106|           but burns with intense charity. ~