Ad Petri Cathedram
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 1 Int,1  |      have often reflected on the things We saw and heard when Our
 2 Int,1  |     although occupied with other things or weighed down with troubles
 3   1,10 |         love, and grow up in all things in him who is the head,
 4   1,19 |       can come from the study of things human or from those marvelous
 5   2,22 |    dominance, no desires for the things of this life. When we speak
 6   2,29 |        attention away from those things that divide and separate
 7   2,49 |      selfseeking; bears with all things, endures all things; (1
 8   2,49 |          all things, endures all things; (1 Cor. 13.4-7)."17~Unity
 9   3,72 |         matters, liberty; in all things, charity. ~Unity In Organization~
10   3,88 |   heavenly light and of all good things, that He safeguard the unity
11   4,100|       the Apostle, "I can do all things in Him who strengthens me."49~
12   4,113|       their thoughts to heavenly things. They care for patients
13   4,143|          the Gentiles, "Whatever things are true, whatever of good
14   4,143|         praise, think upon these things."70 "Put on the Lord Jesus
15   4,143|              But above all these things have charity, which is the
16   4,146|      many wealthy. They lack all things, and yet they have all in


Aeterna Dei sapientia
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17 1      |        mightily and ordereth all things sweetly."1 Its light shone
18 2      |  unfailing charity-these are the things which St. Leo the Great
19 22     |                             22. "Things secular stand on a different
20 22     |        on a different basis from things divine, and there can be
21 56     |   fitting that you should in all things have the pre-eminence, in
22 56     |       greatest abundance of good things from the Giver of all good.
23 76     |          one another in the good things which are theirs. Nor can


Grata recordatio
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24 8      |         the world that while all things human gradually decline
25 19     |          of the Apostle: "In all things we suffer tribulation, but


Mater et magistra
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26 111    |         the present condition of things as if it were an expression
27 245    |     material well-being are good things and mark an important phase
28 248    |          lift up his mind to the things of heaven, and look into
29 256    |       his justice; and all these things shall be added unto you."56
30 256    |      with the truth; beareth all things, believeth all things, hopeth
31 256    |        all things, believeth all things, hopeth all things, endureth
32 256    | believeth all things, hopeth all things, endureth all things."59~
33 256    |         all things, endureth all things."59~


Pacem in terris
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34 3      |       out of nothing He made all things, and filled them with the
35 3      |         Lord! Thou hast made all things in wisdom."2~Moreover,2a
36 3      |          Thou hast subjected all things under his feet."4~Order
37 39     |              39. There are three things which characterize our modern
38 46     |        others obey, and that all things not come about as the result
39 68     |        the people; and these are things which vary in different
40 156    |          we live needs all these things. It is an age in which men,
41 157    |          from the very nature of things. They derive, for the most
42 161    |       the law of nature that all things must be of gradual growth.
43 168    |           169. The very order of things therefore, demands that


Paenitentiam agere
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44 34     |                and fill up those things that are wanting of the


Princeps pastorum
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45 3      |         these two most important things: that he will strive with
46 44     |     concerned, submitting in all things to the directives of the


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
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47    ,8  |         concentrate on recalling things that everyone ought to remember."9
48    ,8  |         consideration of certain things that are, it is true, necessary
49   1,15 |          he used to enjoy saying things like this: "I will be happy
50   1,17 |          priest. If someone owns things that are rightfully his,
51   1,19 |          detachment from earthIy things, he excluded possible incorrect
52   1,20 |         detachment from external things. "There is only one way"-
53   2,38 |         light to contemplate the things of heaven and his pure and
54   2,42 |         their feeling for sacred things and finally fall into serious
55   2,51 |    devotes himself. All of these things came to pass in the fullest
56   3,60 |        list of all the wonderful things done by this humble Cure
57   3,62 |         people: and all of these things show that St. John M. Vianney
58   3,64 |          65. But there are three things in particular of lasting
59   3,113|  perfectly Our interest in these things and the forceful expression
60   3,115|                         116. The things that were done and said
61   3,118|      interested in supplying the things that are needed for priests'