Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,35 |        all men, but particularly rulers of nations, to weigh these
 2   2,50 |       have called nations, their rulers, and all classes of society


Grata recordatio
   §
 3 15     |       safeguarded. ~A Prayer for Rulers~
 4 16     | Therefore We pray God that their rulers may carefully weigh and


Mater et magistra
   §
 5 205    |         especially between their rulers. There are some indeed who
 6 206    |      side uses them. Hence, when rulers of nations appeal to justice
 7 207    |          207. Mutual trust among rulers of States cannot begin nor


Pacem in terris
   §
 8 46     |         talking about individual rulers, but about authority as
 9 48     |        this reason the appeal of rulers should be to the individual
10 52     |     procedure and limitations of rulers in the exercise of their
11 53     |      goods and services as their rulers shall direct-assuming, of
12 57     |        is the sort of good which rulers of States must take suitable
13 104    |         their human dignity, the rulers of some nations have been
14 112(59)|          XV's exhortation to the rulers of the belligerent powers,
15 117    |       mankind, and above all the rulers of States, to be unsparing
16 133    |                 133. In the past rulers of States seem to have been
17 134    |           On the other hand, the rulers of individual nations, being
18 139    |      sort of conditions in which rulers of individual States can
19 140    | considered too difficult for the rulers of individual States to
20 170    |      with His light the minds of rulers, so that, besides caring