Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,20 |      behavior. ~Truth, Peace, Prosperity~
 2   2,21 |     on which depends all real prosperity, public and private. ~
 3   2,23 |    cooperation for the common prosperity of human society, not simply
 4   2,52 |      the order, progress, and prosperity of civil society. ~
 5   4,139|     to act this way. The just prosperity of their citizens can be


Mater et magistra
   §
 6 3      | general, temporal welfare and prosperity. ~
 7 48     |     areas of varying economic prosperity within the same political
 8 74     |     follows that the economic prosperity of a nation is not so much
 9 98     |    life, upon which their own prosperity must depend. ~
10 112    |      and of greater peace and prosperity in the State. ~The Effective
11 174    |       attainment of universal prosperity. ~Respecting the True Hierarchy
12 262    |    nations at last enjoy true prosperity, happiness and peace. ~


Pacem in terris
   §
13 21     |      and of greater peace and prosperity in the State.''18~
14 57     |       as well as the material prosperity of their subjects.42~
15 125    |       attainment of universal prosperity."63~Signs of the Times~
16 131    |      itself as it should. The prosperity and progress of any State
17 131    |     and in part cause, of the prosperity and progress of all other
18 171    |   implore from God health and prosperity. ~


Princeps pastorum
   §
19 7      |    secure permanent peace and prosperity to all men, children of