Ad Petri Cathedram
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1 1,17 | They act as though God had given us intellects for some purpose
2 2,22 | matter Our thoughts can be given a fair hearing and judged
3 3,89 | name those whom thou hast given me, that they may be one
4 4,132| have confirmed, is really given full effect.65 Although
Aeterna Dei sapientia
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5 41 | all was equal, yet it was given to one to take the lead
6 44 | which through Christ is given to Peter, should through
7 73 | ministry. 'For unto you it is given for Christ, not only to
8 81 | 81. Given at Rome, at St. Peter's,
Grata recordatio
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9 11(6) | A précis of the talk given on this occasion appears
10 11(7) | translation of the talk given on this occasion appears
11 13 | obstacles and inconveniences and given themselves to God that other
12 22 | 22. Given at Rome, in St. Peter's,
Mater et magistra
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13 28 | this teaching which had given rise to difficulties even
14 35 | destroying itself. It had given rise to a great accumulation
15 42 | decide whether the bases of a given social system are in accord
16 51 | order first place must be given to the personal initiative
17 60 | times, this tendency has given rise to the formation everywhere
18 94 | means that they must be given more assistance, and more
19 97 | imperative it is that workers be given the opportunity to exert
20 121 | will look upon the charity given to the poor as given to
21 121 | charity given to the poor as given to Himself. "Amen, I say
22 127 | considerable thought must be given, especially by public authorities,
23 137 | 137. Given the special nature of agricultural
24 143 | ensure this, farmers must be given up-to-date instruction on
25 165 | of young people are being given facilities for attending
26 173 | technical and financial aid be given without thought of domination,
27 189 | He has at the same time given man the intelligence to
28 192 | consideration must obviously be given to those values which concern
29 213 | solution to this problem has given birth to a number of theories.
30 229 | demands of justice are in a given instance. ~
31 260 | modern social life. We have given principles and directives
32 263 | generosity to Our appeals. ~Given at Rome, at St. Peter's,
Pacem in terris
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33 18 | inherent right not only to be given the opportunity to work,
34 44 | form of approval is being given to racial discrimination.
35 54 | the requirements of the given situation .37~Essentials
36 68 | nature for the State to be given a form which embodies a
37 72 | once what is needed in a given situation, and act with
38 83 | of nations. For power is given you by the Lord, and strength
39 153 | therefore, that the instruction given to our young people be complete
40 154 | directives must be applied in the given state of human society. ~
41 165 | Unquestionably, the teaching We have given has been inspired by a longing
42 172 | 173. Given at Rome, at St. Peter's,
Paenitentiam agere
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43 35 | could befall us than to be given a share in that work which
44 44 | 44. Given at Rome, at St. Peter's,
Princeps pastorum
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45 16 | doubt, the formation to be given to this clergy must take
46 42 | Catholic missions, have always given them special, necessary
47 48 | or wait until they are given the wrong solutions, which
48 60 | 60. Given at Rome, at St. Peter's,
Sacerdotii nostri primordia
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49 1,19 | think that this command was given with the intention of having
50 3,119| 120. Given at Rome, at St. Peter's,
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