Ad Petri Cathedram
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 1   3,73 |            gave in a special way the power to bind and loose on earth,28


Aeterna Dei sapientia
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 2 6      |     candidate for Christ's vicarious power on earth than this deacon. ~
 3 41     |           there was a distinction of power even among the blessed apostles,
 4 42     |              is the share in its own power which the Divine Condescension
 5 46     |          glory in Him who is all Our power."40~
 6 48     |              works and merits, whose power lives and whose authority
 7 63     |              Rome were heirs to that power which had been handed down


Mater et magistra
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 8 20     |      contrary, it must do all in its power to promote the production
 9 35     |     concentrated a despotic economic power in the hands of a few "who
10 52     |           Our predecessors-the civil power must also have a hand in
11 54     |           clearly puts it within the power of the public authority
12 116    |             which "carry with them a power too great to be left to
13 118    |      concentration of undue economic power in the hands of a few State
14 129    |          stability of the purchasing power of money-a major consideration
15 248    |          certainly has the right and power to command man to devote
16 256    |              not to rob these of the power to achieve their immediate,
17 256    |            ends, but to enhance this power. ~The words of our divine
18 258    |           penetrated with redemptive power. "He that abideth in men,


Pacem in terris
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19 32     |         unless we also do all in our power to supply him with means
20 42     |          will be subject to an alien power. ~
21 46     |           Paul teaches, "there is no power but from God".28~In his
22 49     | representatives of the State have no power to bind men in conscience,
23 52     |            not mean that men have no power to choose those who are
24 56     |            XIII insisted: "The civil power must not be subservient
25 56     |           times demand that those in power pay more attention to the
26 83     |           multitudes of nations. For power is given you by the Lord,
27 111    |            even though the monstrous power of modern weapons does indeed
28 124    |             in view of their greater power and vaster resources, will
29 127    |           which boasts of its atomic power, it no longer makes sense
30 137    |              a public authority with power, organization and means
31 138    |             equipped with world-wide power and adequate means for achieving
32 164    |           Let it submit to a greater power, and it will conquer all
33 170    |              them wrong. Through His power and inspiration may all


Princeps pastorum
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34 14     |          beauty and the supernatural power of the Gospel; they can
35 24     |        concerned with increasing the power and the glory of his own
36 35     |           Faith and the supernatural power of grace. Thus Jesus Christ
37 50     |       centuries, possess the highest power and influence for the pursuit
38 55     |            help that lies within Our power. The success of their work,


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
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39    ,6  |             gifts-a sharer in divine power, and, to put it briefly,
40   2,34 |         which he constantly drew the power that nourished his own piety
41   2,52 |             priest, using the sacred power he has received, offers
42   3,83 |           new light on the wonderful power of the apostolic spirit,
43   3,83 |           manifestation of spiritual power."88~His Ministry in the
44   3,106|           flourishing everywhere the power of money, the allure of