Ad Petri Cathedram
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 1   2,22 |        by the citizens of every nation. ~The Brotherhood of Man~
 2   2,39 |     Pius XII wisely said, "In a nation that is worthy of the name,
 3   4,141| entreaties will rise from every nation to our merciful God and


Aeterna Dei sapientia
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 4 42     |   before all the elect of every nation, before all the apostles
 5 51     |        glory, making you a holy nation, a chosen people, a priestly


Mater et magistra
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 6 25     |         of good will from every nation in the world, were impelled,
 7 74     |        economic prosperity of a nation is not so much its total
 8 74     |     which is the true goal of a nation's economy. ~Sharing Ownership~
 9 98     |      part-an integral part-of a nation's entire economic and social
10 163    |        the primitive state of a nation's economy. The only permanent
11 168    |    simultaneously.~Respecting a Nation's Individuality~
12 172    |    quite clear on this point. A nation that acted from these motives
13 174    |        in which each individual nation, conscious of its rights
14 181    |  differences which mark out one nation from another. It is quite
15 181    |        nations concerned. Every nation has its own genius, its
16 181    |          does no harm; and if a nation cares to take precautions,
17 206    |         is engendered that if a nation is to assert its rights


Pacem in terris
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18 42     |        to attaining it, soon no nation will rule over another and
19 43     |        to become so; nor is any nation nowadays content to submit
20 90     |       the reputation of another nation.55~In Justice~
21 94     |       unification into a single nation. For many reasons this cannot
22 94     |     within the territories of a nation of a different ethnic origin.
23 97     |    which characterize the other nation. But for this to happen
24 125    |        in which each individual nation, conscious of its rights
25 138    |       take the side of a single nation, and thus the influence
26 141    |      public authorities of each nation, its citizens and intermediate


Princeps pastorum
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27 6      |       of the Gospel "from every nation under heaven,''11 and native
28 22     |         women of the particular nation, thus allowing the missionaries
29 24     |        and the glory of his own nation above all other nations.
30 26     |    stranger among any people or nation."47 No Christian community
31 27     |  indoctrinate the laity of each nation in such a way that they
32 30     |        royal priesthood, a holy nation, a purchased people; that


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
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33   3,116|        and each does honor to a nation We love very much and which