Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   1,10 | according to the functioning in due measure of each single part)
 2   2,31 |         and strip them of their due liberty can contribute nothing
 3   2,35 |         has dawned that liberty due everywhere to individual
 4   2,46 |         they pay the just wages due to the labors of their workers
 5   4,106|        We know, of course, that due to various conditions many


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
 6 5      |         the Roman clergy and in due course was ordained deacon.
 7 12     |  liturgical composition and the due regard which this religious
 8 22     |      who covets what is not his due, loses what is rightfully
 9 27     |                     27. "It was due to his excelling virtue,
10 48     |      daily supplications, it is due to his [Peter's] works and
11 54     |        vain. It was principally due to his personal prestige


Mater et magistra
   §
12 41     |         no small recognition is due to Our late Predecessor,
13 68     |    conditions. This is probably due to the fact that the process
14 81     |    assessing the rate of return due as compensation to the company'
15 235    |        expiating the punishment due to sin, from which no one,


Pacem in terris
   §
16 14     |        just homage which is His due; that we acknowledge Him
17 50     |     demean ourselves in showing due reverence to God. On the
18 82     |         high-ranking office was due to their exceptional gifts
19 86     |        the respect which is its due. ~
20 92     |    right to their good name and due honors. Consequently, States


Paenitentiam agere
   §
21 21     |       of sin and the punishment due to sin. "It is certain,"


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
22   3,107|          if only they will show due respect for priestly dignity,