Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1 Int,3|     stirred to a fuller and deeper recognition of truth, a renewal of Christian


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
 2 18   |            Incarnate Word, and its recognition of the magisterial primacy


Mater et magistra
   §
 3 41   |        rights and duties, no small recognition is due to Our late Predecessor,
 4 97   |    associations, and their general recognition in the juridical codes of
 5 207  |       begin nor increase except by recognition of, and respect for, the


Pacem in terris
   §
 6 33   |     postulates not only the mutual recognition and fulfillment of rights
 7 34   |            is every reason why his recognition of rights, observance of
 8 44   |         inevitably lead him to the recognition of his duties. The possession
 9 44   |         rights also involves their recognition and respect by other people. ~
10 79   |          and demand constitutional recognition for their own inviolable
11 85   |          of the common good is the recognition of the moral order and the
12 86   | discrimination, and the consequent recognition of the inviolable principle
13 91   |         This necessitates both the recognition of their mutual rights,
14 112  |     justice, right reason, and the recognition of man's dignity cry out
15 129  |      nations will come to a better recognition of the natural ties that
16 139  |        have as its special aim the recognition, respect, safeguarding and
17 143  |           affirms that the genuine recognition and complete observance
18 144  |          community. It is a solemn recognition of the personal dignity
19 163  |           deserving of the highest recognition from society, and We rightfully