Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   1,10 |       have strayed pathetically far from the teaching of Christ
 2   1,19 |        a joy which surpasses by far any pleasure which can come
 3   2,46 |       safeguard their rights so far as wages are concerned,
 4   3,71 |         not absolutely certain. Far from jeopardizing the Church'
 5   4,104|         must rely on this grace far more than on their own toil
 6   4,105|        the young and assist, so far as they can, those who are
 7   4,135|         ascertain and serve, so far as they can, the social
 8   4,142|        of Christian life. This, far more than prayer, will win
 9   4,144|        unfortunate as to wander far from his divine Redeemer


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
10 9      |       all his contemporaries by far the most fearless protagonist


Mater et magistra
   §
11 14     | subscribe to extremist theories far worse in their effects than
12 45     |         always "to eliminate as far as possible all obstacles
13 73     |         social inequalities, so far from increasing, are reduced
14 125    |      agricultural workers that, far from being inferior to other
15 155    |       demand the elimination as far as possible of these discrepancies.
16 163    |       emergency aid will not go far in relieving want and famine
17 177    |        must be respected and as far as possible clarified and
18 202    |      help themselves only in so far as they succeed in helping
19 205    |       are some indeed who go so far as to deny the existence
20 210    |     realize that science has so far done little more than scratch
21 241    |     others. They may even go so far as to bring discredit on
22 247    |         to what We have said so far is the question of the Sunday


Pacem in terris
   §
23 13     |     view to their occupying, as far as possible, positions of
24 26     |         XII said, "man as such, far from being an object or,
25 28     |      rights of which We have so far been speaking are inextricably
26 34     |       welded together by force. Far from encouraging, as it
27 41     |       of their natural dignity. Far from being content with
28 51     |      the rationale of law in so far as it is in accordance with
29 64     |       opportunity of sharing as far as possible in cultural
30 74     |   authority of these officials, far from growing old and feeble,
31 99     |     interests, civil societies, far from causing injury to others,
32 104    |       of some nations have been far too restrictive. Sometimes
33 106    |   accept such immigrants and-so far as the good of their own
34 134    |         States have undergone a far reaching change. On the
35 156    |                156. What has so far been achieved is insufficient
36 159    | individuals and in society. ~As far as Catholics are concerned,
37 161    |         hatred and destruction. Far from bringing about the
38 163    |         this responsibility are far too few in number, yet they


Paenitentiam agere
   §
39 35     |         of men who have strayed far too often from the right
40 38     |        the Council will scatter far and wide over the Church


Princeps pastorum
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41 16     |          educated in places too far removed from human society,"28
42 22     |     impart to . . . peoples, so far as possible, the outstanding
43 37     |        s word to the people, as far as the farthest reaches
44 53     |       the world which, although far away, are entrusted to your


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
45   1,25 |       Sacred Heart of Jesus, so far as the souls of priests
46   3,114|      century later, and echoing far and wide almost endlessly. ~