Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1 Int,3  |            bolstered the universal hope that the hearts of men would
 2   2,25 |           teaching, this consoling hope, were taken away from men,
 3   2,41 |             and this gives rise to hope for a better future, that
 4   2,49 |          charity. The salvation we hope for is to be expected primarily
 5   3,60 |               This is a comforting hope; it assures us that someday
 6   3,61 |                      61. This fond hope compelled Us to make public
 7   3,62 |        with this Apostolic See, We hope that it will be a gentle
 8   3,80 |          sons and brethren? May We hope with a father's love for
 9   3,89 |           further and fulfill this hope and these prayers of Ours: "
10   4,123|         them the Church places her hope for the future. We have
11   4,130|            commandments, Christian hope, and Christian faith. Those


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
12 67     |          consolation and ineffable hope. This desire for unity,


Grata recordatio
   §
13 12     |         mankind, and solid peace. ~Hope for the Future~
14 18     |                      18. And so We hope that men will set aside
15 19     |             and this permits Vs to hope that men will be drawn by
16 20     |         Christian virtues which We hope this Council will produce
17 21     |                   21. In this fond hope, We lovingly impart the


Mater et magistra
   §
18 67     |            On the contrary, we can hope that they will help him
19 165    |            to be increased, and We hope that the years ahead will
20 205    |      adhered to by all, men cannot hope to come to open and full
21 211    |         which encourages Us in the hope that individuals and nations
22 259    |   apostolate. And therein lies our hope. ~


Pacem in terris
   §
23 163    |          time We are encouraged to hope that many more men, Christians
24 166    |          upon that order which Our hope prevailed upon Us to set
25 167    |     praiseworthy good will, cannot hope to achieve it. God Himself


Paenitentiam agere
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26 27     |             By this means they may hope to propitiate Almighty God
27 37     |            and it is Our confident hope that both you yourselves
28 42     |       riches as these, then we may hope indeed to see the dawning


Princeps pastorum
   §
29 6      |         which are prompted by firm hope based on the infallible
30 15     |    fatherly soul harbors the happy hope that everywhere the local


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
31    ,7  | exhortations to the others, in the hope that the priests of Our
32   2,39 |                   40. We sincerely hope, Venerable Brethren, that
33   2,51 |                     52. But We too hope to say something worthwhile
34   3,89 |            eyes, with the constant hope of seeing them turn back
35   3,92 |      devoting himself to restoring hope to the souls of repentant
36   3,106|       priest with a great de al of hope and expectation. For, at