Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,27 |                          27. We are called brothers. We actually are
 2   2,50 |                         50. We have called nations, their rulers, and
 3   3,73 |            Saint Peter, whom Christ called a rock and made the foundation
 4   4,102|             and education of youths called to the Lord's service; those,
 5   4,106|         sons of Ours are frequently called upon to undertake the pastoral
 6   4,114|    Christian education, to what are called the works of mercy, but
 7   4,125|             Like Christ, we are all called to light, by way of the
 8   4,143|             peace, indeed, you were called in one body."71~


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
 9 1      |        predecessor Pius XII rightly called him2-yet so gentle his fatherly
10 5      |            Rome, he not unnaturally called this city his patria [homeland].5
11 37     |        Although every individual is called in his own turn, and all
12 39     |           priests."32 Confirmation, called by St. Leo "sanctification
13 63     |     churches, when God's Providence called him from Asia to rule the


Mater et magistra
   §
14 21     |             branch of jurisprudence called labor law. ~Right to Enter
15 112    | fruitfulness of work should ever be called in question-a right which
16 144    |       nobility of the work they are called upon to do. They are living
17 258    |         branches.''61 They are thus called to a share in His own divine


Pacem in terris
   §
18 104    |            very right to freedom is called in question, and even flatly
19 121    |      supernatural destiny. They are called to form one Christian family.


Paenitentiam agere
   §
20 16     |             is why the holy Fathers called penance 'a laborious kind


Princeps pastorum
   §
21 2      |             predecessor Benedict XV called Us to Rome from Our diocese,
22 8      |            of that clergy which was called native. (Neither slight
23 26     |       Church of God is built and is called "Catholic." ~
24 30     |           perfection of him who has called you out of darkness into


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
25    ,2  |      pilgrimage to the tiny village called Ars, that had become so
26    ,3  |          that the first sight of it called crowds of people back to
27   3,60 |            people, out of contempt, called him "a kind of nineteenth-century
28   3,67 |        proper expiation for what he called his miserable life; and
29   3,68 |      fashion that carrying them out called for great strength of soul.
30   3,89 |           had "poor sinners," as he called them, in his mind and before
31   3,112|            know that they have been called by the Divine Savior to