Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,39| things-inequalities having to do with intellectual and spiritual growth, with


Pacem in terris
   §
 2 35    |               heirs to the noblest of intellectual and spiritual values. Nor
 3 45    |      immediate grasp of spiritual and intellectual values, and have no difficulty
 4 82    |           their exceptional gifts and intellectual qualities, which earned
 5 109   |            involving a vast outlay of intellectual and material resources,


Paenitentiam agere
   §
 6 11    |             consist in an attitude of intellectual superiority or in indulging


Princeps pastorum
   §
 7 16    |           calling by means of a solid intellectual and spiritual education.
 8 18    |      pertaining not only to the right intellectual and spiritual formation
 9 20    |           honor by the members of the intellectual elite of their country."38~
10 45    |             Christian formation, both intellectual and moral, in order that "
11 47    |               commensurate with their intellectual development, and must be
12 53    |            Brethren, are aware of the intellectual and moral dangers to which