Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   1,8  |         attain natural truth by virtue of our intellects. But all
 2   1,8  |       and perfect truth, but to virtue and eternal happiness. All
 3   1,13 |       magazines written to mock virtue and exalt depravity."8~Modem
 4   1,14 |        goodness, even Christian virtue. Unfortunately, however,
 5   2,32 |    better suited than Christian virtue, and especially justice,
 6   2,49 |         characteristics of this virtue when he said: 'Charity is
 7   2,54 |        of her manner and by her virtue. ~
 8   4,106|    Christian name and Christian virtue. Although We are sure they
 9   4,107|        the gospel and Christian virtue to the people who dwell
10   4,117|         attraction of Christian virtue. ~The Needs of Our Age~
11   4,122|         in Christian wisdom and virtue. They are certainly aware
12   4,127|      direction of the Christian virtue of justice. We are especially
13   4,134|        and hurtful to Christian virtue. In such surroundings many
14   4,143|         repute, if there be any virtue, if there be anything worthy
15   4,144|    rekindle, and strengthen his virtue. He who "is just, let him


Aeterna Dei sapientia
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16 27     |        was due to his excelling virtue, his teaching, and his most
17 40     |    together by the same ties of virtue, worship and sacrament,


Mater et magistra
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18 20     |   necessary for the practice of virtue."7 It has also the duty
19 179    |        conducive to honesty and virtue, and strive to eliminate


Pacem in terris
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20 87     |     differ widely in knowledge, virtue, intelligence and wealth,
21 132    |        men who are all equal by virtue of their natural dignity.


Paenitentiam agere
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22 2      |         other acts of Christian virtue, We included a warning to
23 14     |       the practice of Christian virtue. Hence the Apostle Paul'
24 15     |         by reason of the heroic virtue and constancy of so many
25 30     |       the practice of Christian virtue. Penance of this kind is
26 35     |         right path of truth and virtue. ~A Necessary Repudiation~
27 37     |         to inspire to truth and virtue, to the worship of God both


Princeps pastorum
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28 14     |        who were such mirrors of virtue that they are proposed as
29 15     |      who, for their exceptional virtue and wise actions, qualify
30 29     |       means little if they lack virtue; that is, if, while enjoying
31 42     |        but also the practice of virtue and a fervent, sincere love
32 53     |       the practice of Christian virtue. Each one of you, moved


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
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33    ,1  | effective heavenly incentive to virtue. ~
34   1,11 |         should attribute to the virtue of penance in striving for
35   1,11 |        a cleric is not bound by virtue of divine law to the evangelical
36   1,12 |         evangelical counsels by virtue of their clerical state,
37   1,19 |        and extol this wonderful virtue of poverty so much, no one
38   1,22 |        good reason to call this virtue the "choicest adornment
39   1,25 |         A soul adorned with the virtue of chastity cannot help
40   1,26 |         also outstanding in the virtue of obedience. It would be
41   2,34 |     said, was so devoted to the virtue of penance, was just as
42   2,51 |       as a model of outstanding virtue and to be honored by them
43   2,57 |        And he, who in his lofty virtue, was in the habit of "offering
44   3,80 |         to show the beauties of virtue rather than the ugliness
45   3,94 |      progress along the road of virtue."97~