Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,55    |           gift, to an upright and religious life. ~
 2   3,61    |          there to discuss serious religious topics. They will consider,
 3   3,66(23)|       Pope Pius XI fostering true religious unity, Mortalium animos:
 4   3,70    |        but only for the truth."24~Religious Controversy~
 5   3,71    |           deeper understanding of religious truths; when one idea strikes
 6   4,102   |       members of the diocesan and religious clergy: those who are your
 7   4,104   |        their own toil and labor. ~Religious Men~
 8   4,105   |        best wishes to Our sons in religious orders and congregations.
 9   4,106   | admonition, We again exhort these religious to meet the present-day
10   4,107   |        Our thoughts turn to those religious who have left the homes
11   4,109   |         land and their diocese or religious institute, they regard it
12   4,110   |        their Encyclical Letters. ~Religious Women~
13   4,115   |          and varied that priests, religious men, and holy virgins seem
14   4,115   |         complete remedy. Priests, religious men, and virgins consecrated
15   4,133   |        intolerable conditions and religious persecution. They must undergo
16   4,134   |     wholesome way of life and the religious practices which they learned


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
17 3         |         brilliance devoted to the religious and social welfare, not
18 12        |         the due regard which this religious and saintly Pope had for
19 30        |     princes, priests, deacons and religious of the universal Church.


Mater et magistra
   §
20 13        |           to health, morality and religious faith. Especially inhuman
21 45        |           physical, spiritual and religious welfare of the family."22
22 94        |         their cultural, moral and religious education. ~
23 127       |           professional education; religious and recreational facilities;
24 195       |     children a sound cultural and religious formation. They must also
25 208       |            therefore, a moral and religious order; and it is this order-and
26 223       |       like to see it added to the religious instruction programs of
27 239       |       merely to guard ethical and religious principles, but also to


Pacem in terris
   §
28 15        |     embrace the priesthood or the religious life.12~
29 153       |          very high level, whereas religious training generally does
30 153       |   goodness and the cultivation of religious values may keep pace with
31 171       |           secular and regular, on religious both men and women, on all


Paenitentiam agere
   §
32 41        |           heartening spectacle of religious fervor it will be to see
33 41        |      appeals! This is the sort of religious fervor with which the Church'


Princeps pastorum
   §
34 28        |         with greater efficacy, in religious and social fields. Our times
35 41        |        organizations instill this religious duty in the young, from
36 43        |     together with the regular and religious clergy, and the most generous
37 46        |        teachers, whether priests, religious, or laymen, educate and
38 48        |    disregard, or even oppose, the religious values of individuals and
39 48        |      propagation of the Christian religious in the world. ~Christians
40 51        |     activities, to the social and religious welfare of mission countries.
41 54        |       achieve perfection in their religious education. Although they
42 55        |        missionaries from both the religious and the regular clergy;


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
43   1,12    |        bound by their office than religious to strive for evangelical
44   1,12    |           than is demanded by the religious state.''14 And even if churchmen
45   3,83    |          auspices, to improve the religious training of both youngsters