Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,48 |         pertain to the immortal soul, what does it profit them? ~
 2   3,82 |        embrace that humility of soul which elevates us to great
 3   3,93 |    against those enemies of the soul, of whatever description,
 4   4,109|         enter and support every soul, and that all men may be
 5   4,125|        life serve to purify the soul; they elevate and ennoble
 6   4,146|         matter simply: what the soul is to the body, Christians


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
 7 1      |   exceptional brilliance in the soul of Pope St. Leo I, for it
 8 39     |       and henceforth we bear in soul and body Him in whose fellowship


Grata recordatio
   §
 9 19     |        be "of one heart and one soul''12 and to pour out ardent


Mater et magistra
   §
10 2      |         the whole man, body and soul, intellect and will, inducing
11 5      |       that heavenly food of the soul, which He was to give them
12 214    |       to be eradicated from his soul as an anachronism and an
13 217    |      possible, to eliminate the soul's upward surge toward God.
14 235    | disastrous. Its evil effects on soul and body are undeniable.
15 242    |      the good of man's body and soul, is in many instances changed
16 246    |      suffer the loss of his own soul? Or what exchange shall
17 246    |        shall a man give for his soul?"51~Making Sunday Holy~
18 248    |  creature of God endowed with a soul in the image and likeness
19 258    |      own personal perfection of soul, and helps to extend to


Pacem in terris
   §
20 57     |         the whole man, body and soul. That, then, is the sort
21 59     |      does, of body and immortal soul, man cannot in this mortal


Paenitentiam agere
   §
22 8      |      First He insisted that the soul must repent of every trace
23 12     |     drive away the enemy of his soul and keep his baptismal innocence
24 24     |        be of "one heart and one soul,"23 imploring God with prayer
25 33     |      the natural infirmities of soul or body, but from a free
26 36     |       turbulent emotions of the soul and seriously endangers


Princeps pastorum
   §
27 12     |        be "of one heart and one soul,"22 grateful to each other
28 15     |       Furthermore, Our fatherly soul harbors the happy hope that
29 33     |       heart, and with thy whole soul, and with thy whole mind."58
30 34     |       which has transformed his soul. A great Father of the Church
31 35     |   desires which war against the soul. Behave yourselves honorably
32 37     |       greatly helps educate the soul to charity, which is the
33 42     | attentively on the happiness of soul which this work brings,


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
34    ,1  |       to the very depths of Our soul: the sacred ceremonies that
35    ,8  |      qualities of this Heavenly soul, if done properly, is enough
36   1,10 |  himself with great strength of soul. Of course, not all of the
37   1,24 |        by the great strength of soul with which this athlete
38   1,24 |      again root them out of the soul.... Only the first steps
39   1,25 |        not enclose the priest's soul within the sterile confines
40   1,25 |         make in this regard: "A soul adorned with the virtue
41   2,38 |         and his pure and simple soul rose with all its deepest
42   2,45 |         burning charity and his soul was drawn to the sacred
43   2,47 |         inner perfection of his soul and assuring him, as he
44   2,56 |                 And again: "The soul of the priest must refer
45   2,58 |      what their dispositions of soul and external attitude are
46   3,65 |        the salvation of a human soul that he could never undertake
47   3,68 |    called for great strength of soul. These are the prayers he
48   3,76 |       the great perseverance of soul with which the Cure of Ars
49   3,90 |          had the faith to see a soul in mortal sin, we would
50   3,95 |     Ours made "with a sorrowful soul" on several occasions99