Ad Petri Cathedram
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1 4,127| regret their condition. With respect to social matters: it is
Aeterna Dei sapientia
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2 24 | an atmosphere of mutual respect, trust and cordiality in
Grata recordatio
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3 12 | and dynamic will to mutual respect, the fraternal union of
Mater et magistra
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4 102 | workers' associations which respect the natural law and the
5 147 | by moral principles and respect for the civil law. They
6 170 | communities must recognize and respect this individuality. They
7 192 | capital and manpower. ~Respect for the Laws of Life~
8 193 | and indissoluble and, with respect to Christians, raised to
9 207 | except by recognition of, and respect for, the moral order. ~
10 238 | careful not to lose their respect and esteem for each other.
11 248 | how he stands with God in respect of those necessary and inviolable
12 260 | courageous co-operation in this respect will surely help to bring
Pacem in terris
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13 35 | men be guided by justice, respect the rights of others and
14 44 | involves their recognition and respect by other people. ~
15 54 | authorities must obviously respect its nature, and at the same
16 57 | measure to ensure. They must respect the hierarchy of values,
17 77 | authorities is to recognize, respect, co-ordinate, safeguard
18 80 | 80. With respect to States themselves, Our
19 86 | its good name and to the respect which is its due. ~
20 125 | have the highest possible respect for the latter's national
21 139 | special aim the recognition, respect, safeguarding and promotion
22 142 | principles of equality, mutual respect, and extensive cooperation
Princeps pastorum
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23 13 | perfect and complete in every respect."24 "In fact," he wrote, "
Sacerdotii nostri primordia
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24 3,107| only they will show due respect for priestly dignity, and
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