Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   1,7 |               each of us an intellect capable of attaining natural truth.
 2   2,42|            Anyone who is diligent and capable has the opportunity to rise


Pacem in terris
   §
 3 136   |          which make such institutions capable of realizing the common
 4 148   | scientifically competent, technically capable, and skilled in the practice


Princeps pastorum
   §
 5 15    |               ranks just and holy men capable of governing, forming, and
 6 16    |            all parts of the world are capable of absorbing such an education;
 7 19    |  philosophical values exist which are capable of enriching the culture
 8 29    |  circumstances and times, to make him capable of promoting, as much as
 9 45    |        necessary to train men who are capable of enkindling different
10 53    |               of their Faith, and not capable of attracting them to the