Ad Petri Cathedram
  Chapter, §
1   2,42|        the opportunity to rise to higher levels of society. As for
2   2,48|        losing or neglecting those higher goods which pertain to the


Mater et magistra
  §
3 1     |       their own completeness in a higher order of living, and their
4 53    |           order, for a larger and higher association to arrogate
5 59    |       productive efficiency and a higher standard of living are among
6 107   | personality, must always be rated higher than the possession of external
7 149   |           oneself and others to a higher degree of civilization. ~


Pacem in terris
  §
8 5     |         all the more clearly, the higher it stands in the scale of