Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   4,130|             our present age and our modern civilization hold dearest:


Mater et magistra
   §
 2 21     |        social legislation of many a modern State, and which, as Pope
 3 28     |            which were applicable to modern conditions. In addition,
 4 61     |           progressive perfection of modern methods of thought-diffusion-the
 5 95     |            further consequence, the modern youth is enabled to devote
 6 97     |                              97. In modern times we have seen an extensive
 7 127    |       facilities; and the supply of modern installations and furnishings
 8 137    |            of agricultural produce, modern economists must devise a
 9 154    |      whereas other countries, using modern methods of agriculture,
10 163    |        development with the help of modern methods. ~
11 187    |       stated thus: The resources of modern hygiene and medicine will
12 198    |          which has beguiled so much modern thinking. On the one hand
13 211    |             all this is to make the modern man more deeply aware of
14 213    |         less and less attractive to modern man. ~Why is this? It is
15 214    |           214. The most fundamental modern error is that of imagining
16 217    |  perniciously typical aspect of the modern era consists in the absurd
17 223    |             must be spread by every modern means at our disposal: daily
18 229    |            the materialism in which modern society is steeped, and
19 242    |           As We have noted already, modern man has greatly deepened
20 255    |            and to Christianize this modern civilization of ours. The
21 260    |             various problems of our modern social life. We have given


Pacem in terris
   §
22 2      |        lesson which the progress of modern research and the discoveries
23 39     |       things which characterize our modern age. ~
24 42     |           we are confronted in this modern age with a form of society
25 63     |           surely this: that, in the modern world especially, political,
26 71     |           varied and active in this modern age, that even a juridical
27 72     |           laws to the conditions of modern life and seek solutions
28 90     | understanding between nations which modern scientific progress has
29 110    |            common belief that under modern conditions peace cannot
30 111    |       though the monstrous power of modern weapons does indeed act
31 127    |     terrifying destructive force of modern weapons. It arises from
32 131    |        other States. ~Inadequacy of Modern States to Ensure Universal
33 135    |            of political life in the modern world, and the influence
34 141    |            with greater security.64~Modern Developments~


Princeps pastorum
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35 21     |        taken to advance "the use of modern means of communication in