Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   1,8  |     cannot possibly attain those truths which exceed the capacity
 2   1,9  |         or sure; they reject the truths revealed by God and necessary
 3   1,18 |          attainment of necessary truths, or to the offering of that
 4   3,70 | treasures; that there can be no "truths" in contradiction of it.
 5   3,71 |       understanding of religious truths; when one idea strikes against
 6   4,141|           As We reflect on these truths, We embrace with deep sorrow


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
 7 9      |         the Mother of God. These truths lie at the very heart of
 8 25     |          sponsoring those divine truths which every Roman Pontiff
 9 29     |     lives in conformity with the truths they professed. ~The Epistles~


Paenitentiam agere
   §
10 8      |          revealing the principal truths of the faith. First He insisted


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
11   2,53 |       more time in preaching the truths of religion and cleansing
12   2,54 |         them the most elementary truths of Christian doctrine just
13   3,115| beforehand over the supernatural truths which were made known to