Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,23 |      not foes. He gave them the earth to be cultivated by their
 2   2,23 |         enjoy the fruits of the earth and receive from it his
 3   2,25 |    terrible crime and stain the earth with our brother's blood. ~
 4   2,28 |       battle, dwell within this earth of ours. Their stern voices
 5   3,68 |         in peace and harmony on earth that they might enjoy eternal
 6   3,73 |      power to bind and loose on earth,28 to strengthen his brethren,29
 7   3,93 |   journeying in exile over this earth, our peace and happiness
 8   4,146|        the flesh. They dwell on earth, but they are citizens of


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
 9 4      |         Christ's chief Vicar on earth, and 3) as Doctor of the
10 6      |     Christ's vicarious power on earth than this deacon. ~A Most
11 -      |               CHRIST'S VICAR ON EARTH~
12 42     | successor and Christ's Vicar on earth, is the focal center of


Grata recordatio
   §
13 19     |        to all the lands of this earth. We see all mankind striving


Mater et magistra
   §
14 2      |         is the meeting-point of earth and heaven. It lays claim
15 41     |      encyclical of His vicar on earth, and to praise Him for the
16 114    |         use of the goods of the earth, to which corresponds the
17 121    |         yourselves treasures on earth; where the rust and moth
18 178    |        is present everywhere on earth, doing all that she can
19 196    |       their service - "Fill the earth, and subdue it."45 These
20 261    |      Truth is sprung out of the earth: and justice hath looked
21 261    |     will give goodness: and our earth shall yield her fruit. Justice


Pacem in terris
   §
22 3      |        is thy name in the whole earth!"1 And elsewhere he says: "
23 83     |       judges of the ends of the earth. Give ear, you that rule
24 111    |        various forms of life on earth. ~Need for Disarmament~
25 117    |        Our duty as the vicar on earth of Jesus Christ-the Saviour
26 165    |         peace may be assured on earth. ~


Princeps pastorum
   §
27 1      |       which dwells all over the earth, We responded to the sweet
28 2      |         farthest reaches of the earth. It was with great joy that
29 14     |       world and the salt of the earth.27 In other words, they
30 24     |         think of his country on earth rather than of his fatherland
31 34     |          He (Christ) left us on earth in order that we should
32 43     |     being achieved all over the earth. ~Adaptation to Local Conditions~
33 55     |         farthest reaches of the earth, without sparing any efforts.


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
34   2,37 |         s greatest happiness on earth!''51~
35   3,79 |  towards the end of his life on earth, his voice was too weak
36   3,97 |        to the many areas of the earth that have not yet been brightened