Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   1,7  |        lawgiver and ruler of our lives. But if we reject this truth,
 2   1,19 |         reduced to action in our lives. This is a joy which surpasses
 3   2,42 |      value; they have made their lives nobler and more dignified. ~
 4   2,46 |         and sometimes their very lives depend, not only that they
 5   3,85 |          By the example of their lives they seem to summon you
 6   4,109|    dedicate and consecrate their lives to God in order that the
 7   4,112|        112. They may lead hidden lives in cloistered convents or
 8   4,146|        in the conduct of - their lives. . . .They are not understood,


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
 9 29     |          them the desire to live lives in conformity with the truths
10 48     |          and merits, whose power lives and whose authority prevails


Mater et magistra
   §
11 59     |     forms of associations in the lives and activities of citizens,
12 65     |         in the ordering of their lives. ~
13 159    |         we ought to lay down our lives for the brethren. He that
14 161    |       people need for their very lives. ~
15 241    |        powerless to direct men's lives. ~Matter and Spirit~


Pacem in terris
   §
16 100    |       and duty to carry on their lives with others in society. ~
17 104    |     individual citizens may live lives worthy of their human dignity,
18 152    |   Christians, and who live their lives, at least in part, in accordance
19 159    |       the virtues which rule the lives of men both as individuals


Paenitentiam agere
   §
20 25     |       faith, the love, the moral lives of Catholics may be so re-invigorated,


Princeps pastorum
   §
21 23     |         of their daily Christian lives."43 To this end, the native
22 27     |         calling in their private lives, but will also engage in
23 34     |         need for sermons, if our lives were shining; there would


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
24   1,11 |          perfection in their own lives. Our predecessor of happy
25   1,25 |       that they can employ their lives, thoughts, powers in the
26   2,40 |       they are to do this, their lives must conform to the norms
27   2,51 |      true that for as long as he lives as God's minister, the Eucharistic
28   2,52 |         that wherever the Church lives, a people who are joined
29   2,57 |         remiss in their personal lives is that they do not offer
30   3,63 |         shepherd! O shepherd who lives up to the commands and desires
31   3,102| ones-that they face in their own lives or in carrying out their