Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   1,10 |          error. Rather are we to practice the truth in love, and grow
 2   1,17 |     religion either in theory or practice. ~
 3   4,128|     goods, if they were put into practice as they should be.64 At
 4   4,129|        put those principles into practice. ~False Teachings~
 5   4,132|          yet been fully put into practice. Private citizens, and more
 6   4,141|    impeded and restricted in the practice of his religion. They indeed
 7   4,144|     remiss, or neglectful in the practice of his religion, let him


Grata recordatio
   §
 8 2      |         directly relevant to the practice of the Christian life. In


Mater et magistra
   §
 9 6      |        combines the precepts and practice of mutual love. It holds
10 20     |       which is necessary for the practice of virtue."7 It has also
11 25     |   reducing these principles into practice is hardly surprising. But
12 113    |       extension of this right in practice to all classes of citizens. ~
13 224    |   themselves and putting it into practice, and by zealously striving
14 227    |      educated to it. ~Theory and Practice~
15 229    |        transition from theory to practice is of its very nature difficult;
16 232    |                       232. It is practice which makes perfect, even
17 236    |        of social principles into practice. First, one reviews the
18 237    |         grasp this method and to practice it. Knowledge acquired in
19 239    |    putting these principles into practice. ~The Layman's Responsibility~
20 241    |          trade or profession and practice it in accordance with its


Pacem in terris
   §
21 64     |         ample facilities for the practice of religion, and aids to
22 148    |      capable, and skilled in the practice of his own profession .
23 149    |          and holding fast to the practice of freedom. ~
24 152    |       cleavage between faith and practice. Their inner, spiritual
25 153    |        divorce between faith and practice in Christians is an inadequate


Paenitentiam agere
   §
26 2      |         them not to overlook the practice of voluntary mortification.1~
27 14     |         school themselves in the practice of Christian virtue. Hence
28 22     |      prayer, good works, and the practice of Christian penance. ~
29 29     |        better and to give up the practice of evil, unless by painful
30 30     |      daily life and work and the practice of Christian virtue. Penance


Princeps pastorum
   §
31 36     |   prayers."63 Their unity in the practice of the most generous charity
32 37     |      Romans and exhorted them to practice "love without pretense."67
33 42     |          the Faith, but also the practice of virtue and a fervent,
34 47     |     train them in the theory and practice of the apostolate. The local
35 53     |        of attracting them to the practice of Christian virtue. Each


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
36   1,20 |      through self-denial and the practice of penance: that is by devoting
37   1,20 |      carried this principle into practice energetically in the matter
38   2,43 |         be deeply devoted to the practice of prayer if he is to live
39   3,77 |        strengthen memory through practice, and especially to draw
40   3,94 | particularly recommend the pious practice of frequent confession,