Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,43| disparity in the possession of material goods, too much reason for
 2   2,48|   classes have an abundance of material goods and enjoy all the
 3   4,99|        confronted by a lack of material means, which sometimes makes


Mater et magistra
   §
 4 4     |     showed His concern for the material welfare of His people when,
 5 20    |      of a sufficient supply of material goods, "the use of which
 6 21    |     may prove harmful to their material and spiritual interests.
 7 34    |   objective other than that of material well-being. Since, therefore,
 8 42    |     dependent, are: the use of material goods, work, and the family."19~
 9 42    |      the family."19~The Use of Material Goods~
10 43    |      43. Concerning the use of material goods, Our Predecessor declared
11 43    |      the private possession of material goods is admittedly a natural
12 45    |       the private ownership of material goods has a great part to
13 57    |   goods and of services of the material and spiritual order-those,
14 74    |       without interruption the material conditions in which the
15 100   |       throughout the world the material and moral interests of the
16 121   |    invitation to convert their material goods into spiritual ones
17 176   |        its own sake, as though material well-being were the be-all
18 208   |    Moreover, man is not just a material organism. He consists also
19 208   |        of a purely extraneous, material order-which has the greatest
20 245   |     progress and the resultant material well-being are good things
21 252   |        and for the sake of the material and spiritual interests


Pacem in terris
   §
22 57    |       spiritual as well as the material prosperity of their subjects.42~
23 98    |   positive steps to pool their material and spiritual resources.
24 109   |     outlay of intellectual and material resources, with the result
25 124   |        mankind, as well as the material welfare and the cultural
26 130   |     another in these days when material resources, travel from one
27 138   |   nations may differ widely in material progress and military strength,
28 170   |  besides caring for the proper material welfare of their peoples,


Princeps pastorum
   §
29 10    |      very gifts, spiritual and material, which they formerly used
30 16    |      while yet welcoming those material and technical facilities
31 37    |       Christian is nothing.68 ~Material Help~
32 38    |        becomes visible through material help; as Our predecessor
33 39    |                        39. The material necessities which affect
34 56    |      relieve the spiritual and material necessities of the missions
35 57    | destinations. Willing help and material contributions readily and