Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   3,93| imperfect. For such peace is not completely untroubled and serene; it


Mater et magistra
   §
 2 92    |      activity of each one is not completely subjected to the others."31~
 3 117   |         measure, or, even worse, completely destroyed. ~Precautions~
 4 213   |        and social systems cannot completely eliminate. Finally, they


Pacem in terris
   §
 5 55    |        can never exist fully and completely unless the human person
 6 62    |     effectively safeguarded, and completely restored if they have been


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
 7    ,4 |          on which this holy man, completely broken from forty years
 8    ,8 |        nor anything that will be completely new to anyone, but rather
 9   1,10|        led him to abstain almost completely from food and from sleep,
10   1,14|    passed a life that was almost completely decached from the changeable,
11   1,20|        by devoting himself to it completely."31 Throughout his whole
12   2,35|      prayer on the part of a man completely dedicated to caring for
13   2,54|       through dedicating himself completely to the main works of the
14   3,63|          desires of Jesus Christ completely! This is the greatest blessing
15   3,79|      moved deeply with a life so completely dedicated to Christ shining
16   3,85|        night."89 And when he was completely worn out and broken five