Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,44 |          advanced machines. Of this kind of unemployment, Our predecessor
 2   2,49 |              Charity is patient, is kind; is not selfseeking; bears
 3   3,64 |            desire for unity of some kind. ~A Mark of Christ's Church~


Mater et magistra
   §
 4 71     |          family of nations of every kind, both large and small. ~
 5 84     |           concise definition of the kind of economic structure which
 6 130    |           such people for their new kind of work, and they would
 7 142    |            consider as an ideal the kind of farm which is owned and
 8 184    |     vitality, We wish to extend Our kind and fatherly word of appreciation
 9 223    |           Catholic schools of every kind, particularly seminaries,
10 228    |     complete unless it covers every kind of obligation. It must therefore
11 245    |             too, that goods of this kind must be valued according
12 256    |              charity is patient, is kind; charity envieth not, dealeth


Pacem in terris
   §
13 15     |           choose for themselves the kind of life which appeals to
14 41     |      themselves to be regarded as a kind of instrument, they are
15 97     |         groups must enter into some kind of association with the
16 100    |             in all nations of every kind of reciprocation between
17 104    |         Sometimes in States of this kind the very right to freedom
18 121    |             nations to render every kind of assistance to those States
19 130    |            so interdependent that a kind of world economy is being
20 136    |          are endowed with a certain kind of structure and efficacy:
21 138    |         universal authority of this kind would inevitably arouse
22 151    |             the attainment of every kind of objective. And yet it


Paenitentiam agere
   §
23 16     |         called penance 'a laborious kind of baptism'."16~Penance
24 23     |        Clearly the most efficacious kind of prayer for gaining the
25 30     |             virtue. Penance of this kind is in fact inescapable.


Princeps pastorum
   §
26 18     |            his country's particular kind of culture, especially as
27 28     |          since requirements of this kind have grown, and the greatly
28 55     |          special prayers, and every kind of help that lies within


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
29   1,10 |          are expected to adopt this kind of life; and yet divine
30   1,10 |            pastors of souls of this kind who, under the inspiration
31   1,14 | unencumbered by impediments of this kind, so that it could always
32   1,14 |         those who suffered from any kind of misery; and they flocked
33   1,15 |             own parish. He was very kind and gentle toward them and
34   1,22 |             serious dangers of this kind, to let their whole life,
35   3,60 |             contempt, called him "a kind of nineteenth-century rabble-rouser";72
36   3,63 |            greatest blessing that a kind and gracious God can send
37   3,73 |         priests ask themselves what kind of love they have for those
38   3,78 |             admiration. This is the kind of speaker who wins the
39   3,80 |            denouncing evil of every kind, in whatever guise it might
40   3,84 |             M. Vianney, which was a kind of steady martyrdom for
41   3,115|           are commemorating, cast a kind of heavenly light beforehand