Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1 Int,3  |       approval and bolstered the universal hope that the hearts of
 2   4,109|     certain that the good of the universal Church must be preferred


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
 3 4      |          and 3) as Doctor of the universal Church. ~
 4 10     |       then, is celebrated in the universal Church as "Doctor of divine
 5 30     |     deacons and religious of the universal Church. They display his
 6 40     |         the Divine Redeemer, the universal Head, so as to form with
 7 47     |    attributed the success of his universal ministry more to the merits
 8 49     |       that his supreme office as universal pastor came from Christ
 9 59     |       once more to that ancient, universal esteem for St. Leo. ~
10 68     |      long-awaited day of joyful, universal reconciliation. Then will


Grata recordatio
   §
11 20     |       add wondrous growth to the universal Church; and that the renewed


Mater et magistra
   §
12 8      |          a Pontiff met with such universal acclaim. In the weight and
13 8      |          for the activity of the universal Church, and the Supreme
14 71     |        of the common good of the universal family of nations of every
15 174    |       rest for the attainment of universal prosperity. ~Respecting
16 178    |        Church is by divine right universal. History itself bears this
17 205    |          transcendent, absolute, universal and equally binding upon
18 211    |         beings, rights which are universal and inviolable; and they
19 220    |      principles she gives are of universal application, for they take
20 245    |          In Our paternal care as universal Pastor of souls, We earnestly
21 262    |           Our solicitude for the Universal Church has been directed


Pacem in terris
   §
22 9      |      These rights and duties are universal and inviolable, and therefore
23 25     |       nor of citizenship in that universal society, the common, world-wide
24 100    |            100. Furthermore, the universal common good requires the
25 125    |       rest for the attainment of universal prosperity."63~Signs of
26 131    |          Modern States to Ensure Universal Common Good the ~
27 132    |        in sufficient measure the universal common good; the good, that
28 133    |     sufficient provision for the universal common good through the
29 134    |     change. On the one hand, the universal common good gives rise to
30 137    |                   137. Today the universal common good presents us
31 138    |          means for achieving the universal common good cannot be imposed
32 138    |       more powerful nations of a universal authority of this kind would
33 138    |        of their own accord. ~The Universal Common Good and Personal
34 140    |         special function of this universal authority must be to evaluate
35 140    |        problems which affect the universal common good. These are problems
36 141    |        is no part of the duty of universal authority to limit the sphere
37 143    |  organization is provided by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
38 145    |          and which are therefore universal, inviolable and inalienable.
39 145    |      being living members of the universal family of mankind. ~
40 155    |          own contribution to the universal common good. Daily is borne


Paenitentiam agere
   §
41 15     |     nourish and perfect her, the universal laws and precepts which


Princeps pastorum
   §
42 23     |          and developments of the universal Church, but must also be
43 26     |      ever achieve unity with the Universal Church, from which emanates
44 26     |        can destroy the spirit of universal charity-that charity upon
45 32     | especially in our time, when the universal Church and human society