Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   1,17 | heedless disregard of it. They act as though God had given
 2   2,27 |     the next. Why, then, do we act as though we are foes and
 3   4,139|   There is no need for them to act this way. The just prosperity


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
 4 3      |        was certainly an heroic act and one which accorded well
 5 78     |   faithful unite in one common act of holy obedience; when


Mater et magistra
   §
 6 62     |      of outside influences, to act on his own initiative, exercise
 7 193    |       a personal and conscious act, and, as such, is subject
 8 236    |      three terms: look, judge, act. ~


Pacem in terris
   §
 9 23     |       their own initiative and act on their own responsibility
10 34     |      decision. Each man should act on his own initiative, conviction,
11 50     |       men. It is in reality an act of homage paid to God, the
12 51     |        of law. It is rather an act of violence."35~
13 69     |  constitutional provision, nor act at variance with the exigencies
14 72     |      in a given situation, and act with promptness and efficiency.50 ~
15 111    |     modern weapons does indeed act as a deterrent, there is
16 159    |    fields. They must, however, act in accordance with the principles


Paenitentiam agere
   §
17 21(21) |                            Cf. Act. et Decr. Sacr. Concil.
18 27     |        27. Then, too, a public act of prayer and propitiation


Princeps pastorum
   §
19 12     |      and help; indeed, if they act in this manner, it should
20 31     |       their souls and wills to act according to the instructions
21 34     |     unto others; that we might act like leaven, move among


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
22   2,53 |       of God in each and every act of his sacred ministry! ~