Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   1,9 |          truths revealed by God and necessary for our eternal salvation. ~
 2   1,18|           pursuit and attainment of necessary truths, or to the offering
 3   2,38|        whoever opposes peaceful and necessary cooperation among the social
 4   2,58|           valuable, beneficial, and necessary union. The Christian family


Mater et magistra
   §
 5 20    |         goods, "the use of which is necessary for the practice of virtue."7
 6 54    |          ways and means and set the necessary machinery in motion for
 7 64    |      disadvantages. ~Proper Balance Necessary~
 8 87    |              87. First of all it is necessary to emphasize that if these
 9 92    |        workers must also maintain a necessary and efficient unity of direction.
10 99    |           very appropriate, or even necessary, that these public authorities
11 118   |             reputation who have the necessary experience and ability and
12 127   |          Such services as these are necessary nowadays if a becoming standard
13 133   |            in obtaining the capital necessary to increase returns. ~Credit
14 134   |             make the trading profit necessary to furnish capital for the
15 134   |           business. It is therefore necessary, for reasons of the common
16 135   |           forms of insurance may be necessary: one concerned with agricultural
17 146   |        associations. These are very necessary if farm workers are to benefit
18 146   |            their products. They are necessary, too, if they are to attain
19 146   |           in associations. They are necessary, finally, if farm workers
20 158   |           peoples.40 [Hence], it is necessary to educate one's conscience
21 163   |           put at their disposal the necessary capital for speeding up
22 202   |             and co-operation are so necessary. ~The Effects of Mutual
23 248   |             God in respect of those necessary and inviolable relationships


Pacem in terris
   §
24 11    |          integrity and to the means necessary for the proper development
25 11    |             rest, and, finally, the necessary social services. In consequence,
26 19    |            which a man works form a necessary corollary to these rights.
27 46    |     institutions and do all that is necessary to sponsor actively the
28 47    |         bearing upon the State as a necessary community endowed with authority.
29 86    |         develop, and to possess the necessary means and accept a primary
30 92    |       development, and to the means necessary to achieve this. They have
31 146   |          communities. It is vitally necessary for them to endeavor, in


Paenitentiam agere
   §
32 12    |          who thinks that penance is necessary only for those aspiring
33 35    |             of truth and virtue. ~A Necessary Repudiation~
34 36    |          spirit. It is all the more necessary, therefore, for Christians
35 40    |          light and grace that is so necessary for her at this time. For


Princeps pastorum
   §
36 8     |                            8. It is necessary that missionaries obey the
37 14    |      formation and education, it is necessary that seminarians be induced,
38 16    |           bad one."29 Indeed, it is necessary that youths not only conform
39 16    |             grace. Therefore, it is necessary that seminary superiors
40 18    |          Therefore it is absolutely necessary that their training not
41 22    |       assistance must be limited to necessary undertakings which can be
42 28    |            laity proper. It is also necessary that her work of salvation
43 29    |            Church; it is altogether necessary, after giving the individual
44 31    |              On the contrary, it is necessary that the sheep of the Christian
45 33    |          possible, it is absolutely necessary that administrators and
46 39    |             Church. It is therefore necessary that native Christians become
47 41    |        therefore misjudge it. It is necessary that priests, families,
48 42    |          always given them special, necessary help. There was never a
49 43    |        predecessor Pius XII: "It is necessary that laymen give their generous,
50 45    |      therein. For this reason it is necessary to train men who are capable
51 47    |          therefore it will often be necessary to resort to extracurricular
52 47    |            event, it will always be necessary to balance the humanistic
53 49    |          public activity, and it is necessary that Christian communities
54 53    |            study and to acquire the necessary experience for assuming


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
55    ,8 |        things that are, it is true, necessary in every age, but which
56   2,46| this-witnesses tell us-all that was necessary was to see him carrying
57   3,95|             of Penance, which is so necessary for the attainment of sanctity,