Ad Petri Cathedram
  Chapter, §
1   2,37|   should dwell in harmony and agreement, so as to maintain the balance
2   2,37| without capital. Their mutual agreement will result in the splendor
3   2,40|   must be settled by friendly agreement, with brotherly love for


Aeterna Dei sapientia
  §
4 19    |       canon, which voiced the agreement of the Fathers of the council


Mater et magistra
  §
5 205   |      to come to open and full agreement on vital issues. ~
6 238   |      strive to find points of agreement for effective and suitable


Pacem in terris
  §
7 112   |     must be banned. A general agreement must be reached on a suitable
8 118   |      may emerge some point of agreement from which to initiate treaties
9 126   |   resolved by negotiation and agreement, and not by recourse to