Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   4,108|               108. A tremendous task is entrusted to these missionaries.
 2   4,115|         seem now unequal to the task of providing the complete


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
 3 17     |    arrogate to itself no less a task than "the breaking down


Mater et magistra
   §
 4 1      |        holy Founder the twofold task of giving life to her children
 5 90     |   realize the greatness of this task which is theirs in the State.
 6 149    |         of, finally, as a noble task, undertaken with a view
 7 195    |        so noble and important a task as the co-operation with
 8 221    |       demand. It is a difficult task indeed, yet a most noble
 9 240    |        put into effect. It is a task which belongs particularly
10 241    |         241. In performing this task, which is a noble one, they
11 255    |        is faced with an immense task: to humanize and to Christianize


Pacem in terris
   §
12 135    |        world are unequal to the task of promoting the common
13 161    |        its wake."68 ~An Immense Task~
14 162    | principles, We must include the task of establishing new relationships
15 162    |    consider this a most exalted task, for it is one which is


Paenitentiam agere
   §
16 4      |     commandments.4 Its manifest task, therefore, will be publicly


Princeps pastorum
   §
17 2      |   especially entrusted with the task of carrying the beneficial
18 22     |      devote themselves to their task of propagating the faith,
19 42     |        order to carry out their task in the most effective and
20 46     |       purposes, and fulfill its task, only insofar as its teachers,
21 47     | ordinary schools. Sometimes the task will be to preserve from
22 53     |       who are equipped for this task. It should not be difficult


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
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23   3,76 |      equal to carrying out this task. For he began his course