Ad Petri Cathedram
  Chapter, §
1   2,30 |      questions are correctly understood and settled to the satisfaction
2   4,146|     lives. . . .They are not understood, and yet they are condemned;


Mater et magistra
  §
3 44     |     the common good properly understood demands.''21~The Family~
4 117    |     the common good properly understood, and even then there must


Pacem in terris
  §
5 81     |     81. This will be readily understood when one reflects that it
6 106    | their own community, rightly understood, permits-to further the


Princeps pastorum
  §
7 21     |     basic doctrine known and understood. In these, both foreign


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
  Chapter, §
8   3,80 |       For this humble priest understood perfectly how great the
9   3,90 |  loosed the bonds of sin, he understood just how much malice there