Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   1,9  |          that We are discussing a serious matter, with which our eternal
 2   1,12 |   characters. These people have a serious duty to disseminate, not
 3   1,17 |           other religions without serious injustice, since it alone
 4   2,22 |       life. When we speak of this serious matter Our thoughts can
 5   2,33 |      human affairs will remain in serious peril. This is why wise
 6   2,38 |      society; he menaces and does serious injury to private interests
 7   3,61 |           gather there to discuss serious religious topics. They will
 8   4,107|       lands where they experience serious inconveniences and overcome
 9   4,116|                    116. This is a serious matter that has occasioned
10   4,118|           think this matter is so serious and important that We intend
11   4,131| Christians must be aware of their serious obligation to avoid those
12   4,134|           times, and this is more serious, they find themselves in
13   4,134|    surroundings many are led into serious danger, and step by step
14   4,134|   together are stretched thin and serious injury is done to the family. ~


Mater et magistra
   §
15 187    |       that, in order to prevent a serious crisis from developing,


Pacem in terris
   §
16 94     |           situation gives rise to serious problems. ~
17 111    |        can, if continued, lead to serious danger for various forms
18 118    |         wisdom and influence give serious thought to the problem of
19 162    |         163. Hence among the very serious obligations incumbent upon


Princeps pastorum
   §
20 20     |       these practical matters and serious disciplines, and if they
21 31     |           received, would run the serious risk of acquiring for the
22 48     |         the problems are beset by serious dangers, inasmuch as they


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
23    ,8  |           to lead us readily to a serious consideration of certain
24   1,16 |       Supreme Pontiff issued this serious warning to priests as well
25   1,17 |       make it clear that he has a serious obligation "to use superfluous
26   1,22 |          and in the midst of very serious dangers of this kind, to
27   1,30 |    predecessors have often issued serious warnings to priests about
28   2,41 |         priests have undertaken a serious obligation to the Church
29   2,42 |      things and finally fall into serious difficulties when they are
30   3,87 |          an infinite multitude of serious sins there are. . . Alas,
31   3,93 |           themselves to this very serious work, for it is here most
32   3,102|          difficulties - sometimes serious ones-that they face in their
33   3,112|         even in the face of these serious difficulties, priests who