Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   1,10 |         that we may no longer be children, tossed to and fro and carried
 2   2,54 |      other hand, should form her children firmly and graciously by
 3   2,55 |      should carefully rear their children, God's most precious gift,
 4   2,56 |                              56. Children must honor, obey, and love
 5   3,68 |          one shepherd. All God's children are summoned to their father'
 6   3,87 |         handmaid. For we are the children of His handmaid. This marriage
 7   3,96 |          peace, on behalf of Our children in Christ and all those
 8   4,99 |      grieve that so many of your children are lost, pathetically duped
 9   4,113|       homes for orphans, and for children born out of wedlock they
10   4,113|     cherish with a mother's love children who have lost their parents
11   4,123|       and love for these beloved children of Ours. In them the Church
12   4,128|           128. We ask these dear children of Ours to realize that
13   4,132|         We know that many of Our children who live in want or great
14   4,134|     wives and parents from their children, the bonds and ties that
15   4,136|     happy reunion of parents and children as a family unit. Once these
16   4,137|         We have exhorted all Our children in Christ to avoid the deadly
17   4,141|       brethren in Christ and Our children throughout the world to
18   4,142|           But We ask Our beloved children for more than prayers; We


Grata recordatio
   §
19 12     |        eternal truth; all of her children contribute with a selfless
20 15     |       and disabled, our innocent children, and all Christians address
21 19     |        charity-We exhort all Our children in Christ to be "of one
22 20     |     reunion for Our Brethren and children who are separated from this


Mater et magistra
   §
23 1      |       task of giving life to her children and of teaching them and
24 13     |    conditions to which women and children were sometimes subjected.
25 20     |           the workers, women and children. It can never be right for
26 187    |          conception and birth of children should be secretly avoided,
27 195    | generation by securing for their children a sound cultural and religious
28 195    |     procreation and education of children. They must instill in them
29 195    |      life and the bringing up of children. ~To the attainment of this


Pacem in terris
   §
30 17     |         support and education of children is a right which belongs
31 20     |   livelihood for himself and his children. Such is nature's categorical


Paenitentiam agere
   §
32 15     |        unsullied. ~Her Forgetful Children~
33 16     |                   16. But of her children there are some who nevertheless
34 40     |         priests, monks and nuns, children, the sick and the afflicted-join
35 40     | receiving so many gifts from His children; gifts which breathe the


Princeps pastorum
   §
36 7      |       and prosperity to all men, children of their Heavenly Father.
37 14     |        toward which all of God's children must strive, struggling
38 34     |         angels, be like men unto children, and like spiritual men
39 41     |      example, the preparation of children or newly baptized adults
40 47     |     preserve from false doctrine children and adolescents who must
41 47     |     fervor in the souls of their children, for instructing them in
42 58     |     pastors who are giving their children in God the example of a