Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1 Int,3 |         Ecumenical Council and a Roman Synod, as well as to revise
 2   3,73|         bishop is subject to the Roman pontiff, the successor of


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
 3 3     |     which accorded well with the Roman pontificate's mission of
 4 5     |          joined the ranks of the Roman clergy and in due course
 5 6     |          conduct of affairs, the Roman Church could think of no
 6 18    |       magisterial primacy of the Roman Pontiff. We need not, however,
 7 25    |        divine truths which every Roman Pontiff safeguards and proclaims. ~
 8 35    |         Vatican. Surrounding the Roman Pontiff and in close communion
 9 41    |     voice, in communion with the Roman Pontiff. "It is the union
10 55    |          Bishop of Cyrus, to the Roman Bishop and his privileged


Grata recordatio
   §
11 8     | gradually decline and decay, the Roman Pontificate withstands the
12 20    |      dear to Our heart: that the Roman Synod may bring many blessings


Princeps pastorum
   §
13 8     |   implied by the language of the Roman Pontiffs and ecclesiastical


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
14   2,55|     which he offers, just as the Roman Pontifical urges: "Be aware