Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,25 |        this consoling hope, were taken away from men, there would
 2   3,64 |                      64. We have taken note that almost all those
 3   4,129|        effective social measures taken by Catholics in accord with
 4   4,136|       steps various nations have taken with regard to this important
 5   4,136|       Once these sound steps are taken, it will certainly be possible


Mater et magistra
   §
 6 11     |       Every precaution was to be taken to prevent the civil authority
 7 32     |          applying to it elements taken from the contract of partnership,
 8 33     |          demands that account be taken not only of the needs of
 9 36     |          economic domination has taken the place of the open market.
10 124    |          and adventure which has taken such a hold on the present


Pacem in terris
   §
11 16     |       family, therefore, must be taken very specially into consideration
12 55     |       unless the human person is taken into account at all times.
13 59     |      Thus, the measures that are taken to implement the common
14 99     |      doing so great care must be taken. What is beneficial to some
15 139    |        common good of all States taken together. Hence the public
16 158    |    something that must always be taken into account. Besides, there


Paenitentiam agere
   §
17 25     |             Specific Steps to be Taken~


Princeps pastorum
   §
18 8      |          the opportune time, has taken measures especially in recent
19 21     | description";39 and care must be taken to advance "the use of modern
20 21     |        all opportunities must be taken, however, to fulfill different
21 22     |          concerned. Care must be taken, however, not to clutter


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
22    ,1  | ordination to the priesthood had taken place a few short months
23   3,88 |     could have added that he had taken on himself more than his