Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   4,104|      must seek God's grace in humble and ceaseless prayer, and
 2   4,110|      ways. Every day We offer humble prayers to God for them


Mater et magistra
   §
 3 41     |      bottom of Our heart, Our humble thanks for the gift, which . . .


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
 4    ,1  |       Baptist Vianney, a very humble French priest, was enrolled
 5    ,3  |    honors of sainthood to the humble Cure of Ars. In his talk
 6   1,14 | testimony of his poverty. The humble Cure of Ars was careful
 7   2,38 |     of the inner life of this humble priest when words like these
 8   3,60 | wonderful things done by this humble Cure of a country parish,
 9   3,65 |    pastoral office. He was so humble by disposition and so much
10   3,71 |      fruit: "You have offered humble prayers to God, you have
11   3,80 | ugliness of vice."85 For this humble priest understood perfectly
12   3,114|     France to an innocent and humble girl, and through her, invited