Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,36 |    improvement among the various classes of individuals. Otherwise
 2   2,37 |          there be differences of classes in the human community and
 3   2,37 |         community and that these classes, by friendly cooperation,
 4   2,37 |         by nature that.......the classes should dwell in harmony
 5   2,38 |         differences among social classes contradicts the very laws
 6   2,38 |     cooperation among the social classes is attempting, beyond doubt,
 7   2,39 |    inequalities among the social classes present few or no obstacles
 8   2,40 |                  40. The various classes of society, as well as groups
 9   2,40 |     Improved Relations Among the Classes~
10   2,41 |         days relations among the classes have been less bitter and
11   2,41 |          blessing among the many classes of your population: prejudices
12   2,41 |     conflicting interests of the classes are nearer to reconciliation.
13   2,42 |     distances which separate the classes of society are shrinking.
14   2,42 |       and "labor," the number of classes has multiplied, and all
15   2,45 |      this mutual union among the classes of society, then we must
16   2,45 |         even those of the lowest classes, can obtain life's necessities
17   2,48 |       Christians. If the working classes have an abundance of material
18   2,50 |   nations, their rulers, and all classes of society to harmonious
19   4,127|      relations among the various classes come under the guidance,
20   4,127|    unjust treatment of the lower classes to draw them to their side
21   4,128|     assistance among the various classes, so that all men may become
22   4,129|     recently come to the working classes must admit that they are
23   4,129|          the rights of the lower classes if those who endeavor to


Grata recordatio
   §
24 16     |        bind together nations and classes of society. They must be


Mater et magistra
   §
25 7      |        conditions of the working classes, Rerum Novarum, published
26 49     |          number of countries all classes of citizens are taking a
27 70     |         profitable work of whole classes of honest, hard-working
28 73     |     social progress, so that all classes of citizens can participate
29 79     |    workers; care lest privileged classes arise, even among the workers;
30 113    |         right in practice to all classes of citizens. ~
31 114    |          modest, property to all classes of people."34~
32 135    |      than those payable to other classes of workers. Insurance programs
33 136    | imbalances between the different classes of citizens. ~Price Protection~
34 146    |          with other professional classes who, in most cases, have
35 147    |      workers-as indeed all other classes of workers-must always be
36 147    |    interests with those of other classes of workers, and even subordinate


Pacem in terris
   §
37 43     |   inferiority complex of certain classes because of their economic
38 43     |     superiority complex of other classes, is rapidly becoming a thing