Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   1,8  |         truth, but to virtue and eternal happiness. All men, therefore,
 2   1,9  |   serious matter, with which our eternal salvation is very intimately
 3   1,9  |        God and necessary for our eternal salvation. ~
 4   1,18 |          to matters on which our eternal salvation depends; who attach
 5   3,68 |      earth that they might enjoy eternal happiness some day in heaven. ~
 6   3,90 |         but your salvation, your eternal happiness. ~The Peace of
 7   3,92 | foretaste and pledge of heaven's eternal happiness. ~
 8   4,113|       gentle way to a desire for eternal life. in homes for orphans,
 9   4,125|        ennoble us and can win us eternal joy in heaven. Our Divine
10   4,126|         sufferer's ascent to his eternal fatherland, but also to
11   4,140|  weakened once the sovereign and eternal rule of God, who commands


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
12 1      |     Apostolic Benediction ~God's eternal wisdom "reacheth from end
13 9      |     living and the attainment of eternal salvation. St. Cyril, faced
14 61     |      preach the gospel and bring eternal salvation to the whole world.
15 69     |          and coheirs of the same eternal happiness, will indeed be


Grata recordatio
   §
16 9      |      Blessed Peter continues his eternal mission as supreme pastor,
17 12     |       principles and precepts of eternal truth; all of her children
18 16     |      They must be mindful of the eternal laws which come from God


Mater et magistra
   §
19 2      |        and reach upwards for the eternal life of heaven, where one
20 2      |         and peace. ~Temporal and Eternal~
21 4      |           it was doubtless man's eternal salvation that was uppermost
22 243    |          in the supernatural and eternal world."49~
23 248    |          duty of worshipping the eternal Majesty. Free from mundane
24 256    |         spiritual perfection and eternal salvation in the conduct


Pacem in terris
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25 10     |     friends of God, and heirs to eternal glory. ~Rights~
26 38     |         such it derives from the eternal law, which is divine reason . . .
27 38     |         depends much more on the eternal law than on human reason."27~
28 51     |        it obviously derives from eternal law. A law which is at variance
29 59     |          must not jeopardize his eternal salvation; indeed, they


Paenitentiam agere
   §
30 1      |          forgiveness and winning eternal salvation. That is the clear
31 8      |     impervious to the message of eternal salvation: "From that time
32 33     |           A Share in the Work of Eternal Salvation~
33 35     |      which has as its object the eternal salvation of men who have
34 36     |          seriously endangers its eternal salvation. They must repudiate
35 38     |   faithful, a fruitful source of eternal salvation. ~


Princeps pastorum
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36 6      |      appeals to Us to ensure the eternal salvation of souls in the
37 17     |      ministry, along the path to eternal salvation. To this end,
38 19     |  concerned with religion and the eternal salvation of men. The Church,
39 22     |      personal sanctification and eternal salvation. ~Universality~
40 31     |    follow him to the pastures of eternal life,53 so that one day
41 59     |       supernatural favors of the Eternal Father, who appeared to


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
42    ,6  |        God willed to ratify that eternal covenant of love, by which
43   2,52 |    themselves to the supreme and eternal God as a "sacrifice, living,
44   3,74 |        of Divine Providence, the eternal fate of many men is bound