Mater et magistra
   §
 1 49    |         public life, and public authorities are injecting themselves
 2 79    |  through the activity of public authorities; the best possible adjustment
 3 99    |        but those made by public authorities and by institutions which
 4 99    |    necessary, that these public authorities and institutions bring the
 5 104   | considerable probems for public authorities, whose duty it is to see
 6 127   |     given, especially by public authorities, to the suitable development
 7 133   |        also requires the public authorities, in assessing the amount
 8 134   |         common good, for public authorities to evolve a special credit
 9 252   |        We call upon all, public authorities, employers and workers,


Pacem in terris
   §
10 -     |      INDIVIDUALS AND THE PUBLIC AUTHORITIES~
11 50    |        Their obedience to civil authorities is never an obedience paid
12 53    |   justice is maintained and the authorities are acting within the limits
13 54    |      for the existence of civil authorities. In working for the common
14 54    |     common good, therefore, the authorities must obviously respect its
15 60    |      The chief concern of civil authorities must therefore be to ensure
16 63    |     more widespread when public authorities fail to take appropriate
17 65    |   rights of citizens, the civil authorities preserve a delicate balance.
18 65    |       can arise where the civil authorities, while taking measures to
19 66    |        must be adopted by civil authorities in their various efforts
20 67    |         the ways in which civil authorities can most effectively fulfill
21 72    | intermediate groups with public authorities, and the relations between
22 72    |        relations between public authorities of the same State, are sometimes
23 72    |           In such cases, if the authorities want to preserve the State'
24 74    |       is created in which civic authorities can, from the greater frequency
25 77    |     between citizens and public authorities be described in terms of
26 77    |    principal function of public authorities is to recognize, respect,
27 79    |       the appointment of public authorities, and are insisting that
28 96    |      are served by those public authorities who do all they can to improve
29 130   |          and between the public authorities of the various political
30 140   |        relations between public authorities and individuals, families
31 140   |        community and the public authorities of each political community.
32 141   |  conditions in which the public authorities of each nation, its citizens


Princeps pastorum
   §
33 8     |       XV, urgently reminded the authorities in charge of the missions
34 13    |       exhorted Catholic mission authorities to mold and shape the minds
35 15    |         bishops and the mission authorities to choose without hesitation


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
36   1,12|    societies approved by Church authorities in order to find a quicker