Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,36 |          nations also needs ever greater improvement among the various
 2   2,42 |        than give these workers a greater economic value; they have
 3   2,44 |          problem can entail even greater difficulties today, when
 4   3,63 |        and an esteem which grows greater from day to day as devotion
 5   4,118|      other time to discuss it at greater length. ~
 6   4,119|        the needs of our age, the greater should be their efforts,
 7   4,120|      know well-in unity there is greater strength. When it is a matter
 8   4,121|        They must advance to ever greater achievements. They must
 9   4,136|          to enter those lands in greater numbers and with greater
10   4,136|         greater numbers and with greater ease, but we are even more


Grata recordatio
   §
11 4      |      this same request with even greater emphasis and earnestness,
12 10     |         Turn in spirit with ever greater confidence to the Virgin


Mater et magistra
   §
13 48     |        of essential commodities, greater opportunities for advancement
14 54     |       public authority to a much greater degree than ever before
15 54     |      hands of public authority a greater means for limiting fluctuations
16 59     |          and technical progress, greater productive efficiency and
17 93     |     demand for workers to have a greater say in the conduct of the
18 94     |        than ever before. Hence a greater technical skill is required
19 96     |         are encouraged to assume greater responsibility in their
20 112    |  security for family life and of greater peace and prosperity in
21 124    |       prospect of easy money, of greater freedom and the enjoyment
22 133    |         and these are exposed to greater hazards. Consequently, farmers
23 133    |       Consequently, farmers find greater difficulty in obtaining
24 165    |    wealthier nations making even greater efforts for the scientific,
25 255    |     through Christ, and to God's greater glory. And St. Paul insisted: "
26 255    |        and the Father by him."55~Greater Efficiency in Temporal Affairs~


Pacem in terris
   §
27 21     |          for family life, and of greater peace and prosperity in
28 74     |        authorities can, from the greater frequency of their contacts
29 87     |        contrary, such men have a greater share in the common responsibility
30 88     |         that they have to make a greater contribution to the common
31 124    |         States, in view of their greater power and vaster resources,
32 141    |          claim their rights with greater security.64~Modern Developments~
33 164    |     passions? Let it submit to a greater power, and it will conquer


Paenitentiam agere
   §
34 3      |          Ours and dwell on it at greater length. In doing so We are
35 26     |                   26. To achieve greater unanimity in this prayer,


Princeps pastorum
   §
36 3      |        We cannot expect anything greater or more beneficial from
37 28     |       tasks more easily and with greater efficacy, in religious and
38 44     |     Action in more detail and at greater length; when We do, We trust
39 48     |        thereafter require a much greater expenditure of energy in


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
40    ,6  | priesthood, which urged Us on to greater efforts to achieve a more
41   1,12 |   priestly functions "requires a greater interior holiness than is
42   3,74 |  effective way and to urge on to greater efforts those who are already
43   3,84 |         is to recall at a little greater length the pastoral ministry
44   3,92 |        95 and throbs with a love greater than that of a mother, "