Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   1,9  |           discover no truth that is certain or sure; they reject the
 2   3,71 |          matters are not absolutely certain. Far from jeopardizing the
 3   4,109|         they regard it as clear and certain that the good of the universal


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
 4 33     |          and to reckon some as to a certain degree pardonable, but others


Grata recordatio
   §
 5 17     |             there are current today certain schools of thought and philosophy
 6 17     |          thought and philosophy and certain attitudes toward the practical
 7 18     |         which experience makes more certain with every day that passes.


Mater et magistra
   §
 8 28     |     opportunity not only to clarify certain points of this teaching
 9 48     |       serves also to bring to light certain glaring discrepancies. There
10 105    |          from their possession of a certain amount of property. ~An
11 112    |             more and thus acquire a certain amount of property of their
12 126    |            Us opportune to indicate certain directives that can contribute
13 162    |            cause economic harm to a certain section of the population.
14 169    |            nations, obviously, have certain unmistakable characteristics
15 193    |          therefore permitted to use certain ways and means which are
16 213    |         they take little account of certain inevitable human weaknesses
17 251    |             the growing tendency in certain quarters to disregard this


Pacem in terris
   §
18 27     |      security. To him is assigned a certain, well-defined sphere of
19 43     | longstanding inferiority complex of certain classes because of their
20 62     |         exercise of their rights by certain citizens does not obstruct
21 136    |            ends, are endowed with a certain kind of structure and efficacy:
22 152    |           the explanation lies in a certain cleavage between faith and
23 158    |         avoid being influenced to a certain extent by the changing conditions


Paenitentiam agere
   §
24 21     |       punishment due to sin. "It is certain," he said, "that men's prayers


Princeps pastorum
   §
25 19     |           So, too, the Church, to a certain extent, consecrated native
26 26     |          the same love; We are also certain that they contribute their
27 45     |              who are entrusted with certain duties, which involve executive
28 48     |             levity, by resorting to certain doctrines which disregard,


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
29    ,8  |            serious consideration of certain things that are, it is true,
30   1,12 |          sought the help and aid of certain pious societies approved
31   2,42 |             often be the reason why certain churchmen are caught up
32   3,95 |             sanctity, obligatory at certain specified times; and that