Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,39 |       brotherhood. We refer, of course, to those inequalities which
 2   2,39 |       circumstances, within, of course, the limits prescribed by
 3   2,47 |   engulfs every obstacle in its course; but like a bridge which
 4   3,60 |       60. Everyone realizes, of course, that God our Redeemer founded
 5   3,71 |         The Catholic Church, of course, leaves many questions open
 6   3,77 |               77. Obviously, of course, this fact does not prevent
 7   4,106|                106. We know, of course, that due to various conditions
 8   4,116| generosity. They would work, of course, in union with their bishops


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
 9 5      |         Roman clergy and in due course was ordained deacon. In
10 33     |         in the balance (for, of course, they are not all of one


Mater et magistra
   §
11 6      |      example. This has been her course now for nigh on two thousand
12 9      |        today, and decide on the course of action they must take. ~
13 15     |        Synthesis~It was not, of course, the first occasion on which
14 25     |   necessity, to pursue the same course. ~
15 63     |     nature-though they must, of course, recognize and, in a sense,
16 91     |        they work. It is not, of course, possible to lay down hard
17 116    |                   116. This, of course, is not to deny the lawfulness
18 162    |                 162. We are, of course, well aware that overproduction,
19 168    |    productive efficiency is, of course, sound policy, and indeed
20 190    |       the world, We realize, of course, that these are very real.
21 239    |    circumstances, they must, of course, bear themselves as Catholics


Pacem in terris
   §
22 17     |                          17. Of course, the support and education
23 53     |       shall direct-assuming, of course, that justice is maintained
24 117    |        a rational and dignified course. ~
25 144    |                 144. We are, of course, aware that some of the
26 157    |     circumstances they must, of course, bear themselves as Catholics,


Paenitentiam agere
   §
27 7      |      ringing in our ears in the course of the Lenten liturgy: "
28 27     |  conjunction with it, a special course of sermons, to serve as


Princeps pastorum
   §
29 20     |      equipped to take the right course of action, they will be
30 42     |    organizations, which, in the course of the long history of the
31 50     |      experience acquired in the course of many centuries, possess


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
32   1,10 |      great strength of soul. Of course, not all of the faithful
33   1,16 |        well as to others in the course of a discussion of the current
34   2,54 |               55. It is true of course that the holy Cure's fame
35   3,76 |     this task. For he began his course of studies when he was already