Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,23 |        necessities of life. The various nations are simply communities
 2   2,36 |   greater improvement among the various classes of individuals.
 3   2,37 |     suitable arrangement of the various parts of the body, so in
 4   2,40 |                         40. The various classes of society, as well
 5   2,43 |      reason for hostility among various groups, because of opinions
 6   2,46 |    responsible positions in the various areas of human endeavor
 7   3,72 |     common saying, expressed in various ways and attributed to various
 8   3,72 |  various ways and attributed to various authors, must be recalled
 9   4,105|     These men have embraced the various states of evangelical perfection
10   4,106|          of course, that due to various conditions many of these
11   4,127|        that relations among the various classes come under the guidance,
12   4,128|     mutual assistance among the various classes, so that all men
13   4,136| pleasure the praiseworthy steps various nations have taken with


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
14 67     |        more men of good will in various parts of the world earnestly


Mater et magistra
   §
15 46     |       internal structure of the various States and in their relations
16 51     |  association with each other in various ways for the furtherance
17 79     |          of inequalities in the various branches of the economy-that
18 99     |   institutions which tackle the various economic problems on a national
19 103    | Organization-popularly known in various countries as the O.I.L.
20 115    |     politic, by the adoption of various techniques of proved efficiency,
21 122    |      but also those between the various branches of the economy,
22 124    |    employed in industry and the various services rises. Nevertheless,
23 128    |  introduced in industry and the various services. ~
24 131    |        balanced progress in the various branches of the economy.
25 139    |         for the products of the various economic groups, agricultural,
26 147    |             147. In using their various organizations, agricultural
27 190    |      face the poorer nations in various parts of the world, We realize,
28 260    |        in review before you the various problems of our modern social


Pacem in terris
   §
29 55     |      must certainly include the various characteristics distinctive
30 66     |      civil authorities in their various efforts to facilitate the
31 75     |       ideals are giving rise to various demands concerning the juridical
32 111    |      lead to serious danger for various forms of life on earth. ~
33 112    |     which have been built up in various countries must be reduced
34 125    |      therefore, while providing various forms of assistance to the
35 130    |   associations belonging to the various nations, and between the
36 130    |       public authorities of the various political communities. There
37 142    |         public authority of the various nations and entrusted with
38 150    |    utmost care to conduct their various temporal activities in accordance


Princeps pastorum
   §
39 18     |       studies pertaining to the various missiological disciplines,
40 43     |     Letter, We already recalled various important reasons which
41 48     |      exist nowadays problems of various kinds. There is no solution


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
42   1,13 |      extent; his example in the various works of priestly asceticism
43   1,30 | authority of the Church, to the various ways and means of undertaking
44   2,41 |       and preserved through the various practices of priestly piety;