Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,36 |         which must be sought among peoples and nations also needs ever


Mater et magistra
   §
 2 49     |      political independence by the peoples of Asia and Africa. Drawn
 3 54     |         even between the different peoples of the world. It also puts
 4 156    |       suffering of hunger-stricken peoples. ~Obligation of the Wealthy
 5 158    |      position as the father of all peoples, We feel constrained to
 6 158    | responsible for the undernourished peoples.40 [Hence], it is necessary
 7 178    |        that she can to embrace all peoples. ~
 8 190    |    effective solidarity among such peoples. ~


Pacem in terris
   §
 9 42     |         political lines. Since all peoples have either attained political
10 94     |          and consequently minority peoples are often obliged to live
11 100    |           the distances separating peoples. ~Nor must one overlook
12 123    |         the need for helping these peoples in a way which guarantees
13 135    |   promoting the common good of all peoples. ~Connection Between the
14 138    |          to the common good of all peoples. The forcible imposition
15 143    |           goal to be sought by all peoples and all nations. ~
16 145    |     interest in the affairs of all peoples. They are becoming more
17 170    |          material welfare of their peoples, they may also guarantee
18 170    |            and inspiration may all peoples welcome each other to their


Princeps pastorum
   §
19 3      |             and that he will bring peoples together in a spirit of
20 21     |            the good will of native peoples and making them favorable
21 22     |          Church to impart to . . . peoples, so far as possible, the
22 22     |      Christian communities and the peoples concerned. Care must be


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
23   3,109|        take their place! There are peoples who are languishing in a