Ad Petri Cathedram
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1 Int,2 | indication that the Catholic Church is forever young and is
2 Int,3 | Code of Canon Law for the Church of the Oriental Rite. This
3 2,35 | to the state, and to the Church. ~Unity in Society~
4 2,49 | teaching of the Catholic Church is applied as it should
5 3,59 | to Us: the unity of the Church.~One Fold and One Shepherd~
6 3,61 | appropriate adaptation of Church discipline to the needs
7 3,64 | kind. ~A Mark of Christ's Church~
8 3,65 | Divine Redeemer founded His Church, there is no doubt that
9 3,66 | present in the Catholic Church. ~Three Unities~
10 3,67 | 67. Indeed, the Catholic Church is set apart and distinguished
11 3,67 | and recognize the Catholic Church. ~
12 3,68 | is the will of God, the Church's founder, that all the
13 3,69 | 69. The Catholic Church teaches the necessity of
14 3,70 | wandered from this path, the Church has never failed to use
15 3,71 | 71. The Catholic Church, of course, leaves many
16 3,71 | Far from jeopardizing the Church's unity, controversies,
17 3,73 | administration of the Catholic Church is evident. For as the faithful
18 3,73 | placed......to rule the Church of God."26 So, too, every
19 3,73 | made the foundation of His Church.27 It was to Peter that
20 3,74 | of worship, the Catholic Church has had seven sacraments,
21 3,75 | sacrifice is offered in the Church. In this Eucharistic sacrifice
22 3,77 | presence in the Catholic Church of a variety of approved
23 3,77 | Like a king's daughter, the Church wears robes of rich embroidery.32~
24 3,78 | especially "for Thy holy Catholic Church, that it may please Thee
25 3,79 | unity, by which the Catholic Church is set apart and distinguished,
26 3,81 | seamless garment of the Church, Bishop Theophilus of Alexandria
27 3,84 | you to the unity of the Church, please observe that We
28 3,87 | our Lord; let us love His Church. Let us love Him as our
29 3,87 | father and your mother the Church."38~A Crusade of Prayer~
30 3,88 | safeguard the unity of the Church and extend the fold and
31 3,92 | Christ, which is the Catholic Church, share in that life which
32 4,97 | ranks within the Catholic Church. ~Bishops~
33 4,98 | the Eastern and Western Church. As guides with Us of the
34 4,109| the good of the universal Church must be preferred and they
35 4,114| not only to the Catholic Church, to Christian education,
36 4,119| associations which flourish in the Church, will pursue this apostolate
37 4,120| the cause of the Catholic Church they must be ready to sacrifice
38 4,121| inconvenience, that the cause of the Church may be triumphant. ~
39 4,123| children of Ours. In them the Church places her hope for the
40 4,126| others, to the return to the Church of those who unfortunately
41 4,127| concerned here because the Church's enemies can easily take
42 4,128| Ours to realize that the Church is not hostile to them or
43 4,130| doctrines condemned by the Church; for they only draw men
44 4,135| may journey, he sees the Church's love for him and discovers
45 4,136| which receive them. ~The Church Persecuted~
46 4,139| which all, including God's Church, are entitled. Those who
47 4,146| shine forth anew in the Church that which was expressed
48 4,147| who are members of the "Church of Silence," for whom we
49 4,148| steadfastly in the unity of the Church, but all you who with love
Aeterna Dei sapientia
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50 1 | Pope and Doctor of the Church. ~Venerable Brethren Health
51 3 | Italy, but of the whole Church throughout the world. ~"
52 4 | Doctor of the universal Church. ~
53 5 | considerable part in the conduct of Church affairs. Among the many
54 5 | proclaimed him "the glory of the Church and the sacred ministry"7-
55 6 | conduct of affairs, the Roman Church could think of no more worthy
56 7 | the porch of the Vatican Church. In 688, by order of Pope
57 8 | her history has Christ's Church won such victories over
58 9 | the Eastern and Western Church, was among all his contemporaries
59 9 | protagonist of them. ~Defender of Church Unity~
60 10 | celebrated in the universal Church as "Doctor of divine grace,"
61 10 | proclaimed as "Doctor of the Church's unity." ~
62 11 | standards and the defense of the Church's unity. ~
63 16 | clear "what the Catholic Church universally believes and
64 18 | events in the history of the Church, renowned alike for its
65 19 | genuine concern for the Church's unity and peace. We cannot
66 23 | Eastern churches from the church of Rome bears striking testimony
67 24 | defense of the Catholic Church's unity: his intervention
68 24 | Christian princes. To see the Church at peace was the dearest
69 - | DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH~
70 25 | also as a Doctor of the Church, one, that is, who excelled
71 26 | made him a Doctor of the Church:- ~
72 27 | Fathers and writers of the Church, that the fame and reputation
73 27 | rivalled by any other of the Church's holy doctors."22~The Sermons~
74 30 | religious of the universal Church. They display his exceptional
75 34 | welfare of the Catholic Church and the cause of truth,
76 35 | high ideals regarding the Church's unity. Our intention in
77 35 | eve of this great event. ~Church Unity in the Thought of
78 36 | St. Leo teaches that the Church must be one because Jesus
79 36 | Bridegroom, is one. "For the Church is that virgin, the spouse
80 37 | remarkable unity of the Church has its well-spring in the
81 37 | his own turn, and all the Church's sons are separated from
82 38 | birth "of the body, the Church,"28 because the Holy Spirit
83 39 | the Head of His body, the Church, and the sacrament of the
84 42 | visible unity of the Catholic Church. And St. Leo's opinion is
85 42 | and all the Fathers of the Church; so that although there
86 43 | to all the princes of the Church. But there was good reason
87 43 | all those in charge of the Church."38~The Magisterial Prerogative
88 44 | essential safeguard of the Church's visible unity which did
89 47 | the government of Christ's Church. While he trusted in the
90 47 | continued activity of the Church's Divine Founder, he trusted
91 54 | safeguard the authority of the Church of Rome were not in vain.
92 59 | who are separated from the Church of Rome yet still have the
93 59 | have the welfare of the Church at heart, might bear witness
94 62 | 62. It is to render the Church better able to fulfill this
95 62 | distinguishing mark of Christ's true Church,54 but will also attract
96 64 | 64. "For with this church, by reason of its pre-eminent
97 66 | Him?60 He prayed for the Church; He sacrificed Himself on
98 66 | we must believe that this Church has always been, and still
99 68 | marks by which His true Church is distinguished from all
100 70 | Great finds the Catholic Church in much the same plight
101 72 | 72. To rid the Church of these dangers We confidently
102 75 | God to grant to all the Church's sons, can be achieved
103 75 | living God",68 the holy Church, and all her sons throughout
104 76 | 76. These sons of the Church, therefore, We counsel once
105 77 | standard of the militant Church. Then let the battle commence
106 79 | 79. For in the Church of Christ, if love is queen,
Grata recordatio
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107 8 | the visible Heads of the Church must, one after another,
108 12 | that she does the Catholic Church is motivated by heaven's
109 20 | growth to the universal Church; and that the renewed vigor
Mater et magistra
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110 1 | nations-such is the Catholic Church in the mind of her Founder,
111 3 | 3. Hence, though the Church's first care must be for
112 4 | Himself established in the Church He founded. When He said "
113 6 | then, that the Catholic Church, in imitation of Christ
114 6 | summarizes the whole of the Church's social teaching and activity. ~
115 7 | action carried on by the Church throughout the ages is undoubtedly
116 8 | activity of the universal Church, and the Supreme Shepherd,
117 15 | Apart from Religion and Church~
118 16 | who presumed to accuse the Church of taking no interest in
119 16 | principles and precepts of the Church in social matters: "We approach
120 16 | counsel of religion and of the Church."6~
121 28 | and duty of the Catholic Church to work for an equitable
122 41 | in letters of gold on the Church's Calendar: the fiftieth
123 41 | He bestowed on the Church in that encyclical of His
124 41 | on all mankind.''17~The Church's Competence~
125 42 | Pontiff claimed for the Church "the indisputable competence"
126 50 | clearly the mind of the Church on the new and important
127 111 | of private ownership the Church is striving after an important
128 111 | poor and indigent. . . The Church aims rather at securing
129 159 | 159. The Church has always emphasized that
130 177 | civilization. ~Contribution of the Church~
131 178 | 178. The Church is by divine right universal.
132 178 | bears this out, for the Church is present everywhere on
133 179 | bringing people to Christ, the Church has invariably-both now
134 180 | life-blood of these people, the Church is not, nor does she consider
135 181 | 181. "The Church of Jesus Christ," as Our
136 181 | guard them at all costs. The Church aims at unity, a unity determined
137 181 | for that end, it has the Church's approval. She is mother
138 184 | are a living proof of the Church's perennial vitality, We
139 195 | supernatural aid which the Church supplies. On this score
140 195 | score alone the right of the Church to full liberty in the exercise
141 217 | Enduring Validity of the Church's Social Teaching~
142 218 | validity of the Catholic Church's social teaching admits
143 220 | dignity of the individual, the Church constructs her social teaching.
144 226 | particularly true of the Church's social doctrine, the light
145 229 | doctrine such as that of the Church. There are several reasons
146 235 | ascetic tradition of the Church require a sense of mortification
147 239 | obey their directives. The Church has the right and obligation
148 241 | into conformity with the Church's social teaching. Their
149 241 | social principles which the Church teaches, and which We now
150 241 | to bring discredit on the Church's teaching, lending substance
151 245 | values. 246. Certainly, the Church teaches-and has always taught-that
152 245 | human civilization. But the Church teaches, too, that goods
153 248 | and likeness of God, the Church has always demanded a diligent
154 250 | for many centuries now the Church has set aside Sunday as
155 252 | precepts of God and His Church and to remember their grave
156 254 | His solemn prayer for the Church's unity, Christ Our Lord
157 255 | of divine Providence. The Church today is faced with an immense
158 255 | demand and insist that the Church do her part in the world.
159 257 | Christ's Mystical Body, the Church, "For as the body is one
160 259 | those who work with the Church immense possibilities in
161 261 | the Catholic and Apostolic Church. She is the Mother and Teacher
162 262 | solicitude for the Universal Church has been directed into the
Pacem in terris
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163 14 | always been desired by the Church, and which she holds most
164 159 | natural law, and observe the Church's social teaching and the
165 159 | not be forgotten that the Church has the right and duty not
Paenitentiam agere
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166 1 | and how right the Catholic Church has always been in constantly
167 3 | Christ is present to His Church "all days, even unto the
168 13 | become a member of Holy Church by baptism is to be clothed
169 13 | Bride. "Christ loved the Church and delivered Himself up
170 13 | might present to himself the Church in all her glory, not having
171 15 | which distinguishes the Church, the sacraments which nourish
172 16 | Penance in the Prayers of the Church~
173 17 | transmitted to us by the Church, in her sacred liturgy,
174 17 | That is how the Catholic Church prays to God's Supreme Majesty
175 24 | in the days of the early Church, shall be of "one heart
176 26 | novena We impart from the Church's treasury a plenary indulgence,
177 32 | the great saints of the Church. Pure as they were, they
178 34 | for his body, which is the Church."34 ~
179 35 | the body of Christ,"35 the Church. No fairer, no more desirable
180 36 | have been the glory of the Church in every age of her history.
181 38 | scatter far and wide over the Church in those days must not be
182 40 | penance, that God may give His Church the abundance of light and
183 41 | religious fervor with which the Church's sons and daughters should
184 42 | fairer age for the Catholic Church throughout the world. ~A
Princeps pastorum
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185 4 | that new branches of the Church may grow and produce wholesome
186 6 | supernatural blessings of the Church that are to be shared with
187 8 | which is to establish the Church firmly in other countries,
188 10 | as though the life of the Church used to prosper and blossom
189 10 | however, the life of the Church is shared, as though by
190 10 | liberally offering to other Church communities those very gifts,
191 11 | of spirit with the whole Church, which, in response to the
192 12 | Divine Redeemer and His Church; and, in prompt and filial
193 12 | placed . . . to rule the Church of God,"21 they must be "
194 14 | the clergy of the whole Church. In fact, it is through
195 16 | Brethren, as you well know, the Church has prescribed at all times
196 18 | Christian religion. ~The Church and Cultures~
197 19 | 19. "The Catholic Church," stated Our same predecessor, "
198 19 | dross of error. So, too, the Church, to a certain extent, consecrated
199 19 | culture of the human race, the Church fosters and supports these
200 19 | On the other hand, the Church, as you know, does not identify
201 19 | although the history of the Church is closely intertwined with
202 19 | mission entrusted to the Church pertains chiefly to other
203 19 | eternal salvation of men. The Church, however, which is so full
204 19 | to be the cradle of the Church."36~Conversion of the Learned~
205 22 | the truest function of the Church. Indeed, "it is the solemn
206 22 | is the solemn duty of the Church to impart to . . . peoples,
207 22 | mission territories, the Church takes the most generous
208 23 | prospects and plans of the Church, which embrace the whole
209 23 | developments of the universal Church, but must also be guided
210 26 | teachings of the Catholic Church, which embraces all men
211 26 | of warning: "The Catholic Church is not a stranger among
212 26 | unity with the Universal Church, from which emanates the
213 26 | charity-that charity upon which the Church of God is built and is called "
214 28 | since the times of the early Church and throughout the centuries,
215 28 | complex. And, wherever the Church fights her peaceful battles,
216 29 | among the members of the Church; it is altogether necessary,
217 29 | future good and growth of the Church. The sheer number of Christians
218 31 | risk of acquiring for the Church a passive flock. On the
219 32 | time, when the universal Church and human society are beset
220 34 | soul. A great Father of the Church has said: "He (Christ) left
221 36 | which the newly established Church enjoyed the unanimous backing
222 38 | by the same token, in the Church, the individual members
223 39 | life and structure of the Church. It is therefore necessary
224 40 | A principal note of the Church is catholicity; consequently,
225 40 | is no true member of the Church unless he is likewise a
226 41 | and defend their Mother Church and the Faith they received
227 47 | much effort and work the Church has devoted to establishing
228 47 | arrogance, who can hurt the Church and their own people instead
229 48 | interests and those of the Church, Catholics must not ignore
230 49 | are also an asset to the Church which re-created them in
231 49 | neglect the interests of the Church: on the contrary, each one
232 55 | and typical needs of the Church in mission countries, We
233 55 | Congregation of the Oriental Church are carrying out their work. ~
234 58 | consolations, and joy. The whole Church is united with the persecuted
Sacerdotii nostri primordia
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235 ,9 | 9. The Catholic Church, which elevated this man
236 1,10 | never been a time when the Church did not have some pastors
237 1,12 | perpetual teaching of the Church in this matter, if anyone
238 1,12 | pious societies approved by Church authorities in order to
239 1,17 | of Canon Law dealing with church benefices make it clear
240 1,18 | are serving Christ and the Church so generously with no thought
241 1,19 | money-boxes in forming his Church . . .) but rather the idea
242 1,25 | brethren! How valuable to the Church are priests who are anxious
243 1,26 | toward his superiors in the Church which he pledged at the
244 1,30 | teaching authority of the Church, to the various ways and
245 1,31 | feel attached to Mother Church by ever closer bonds, and
246 1,32 | M. Vianney lived in the Church in such a way that he worked
247 1,33 | ourselves and all we have to the Church; may we work each day only
248 2,41 | examination of conscience, the Church, in her wise and provident
249 2,41 | serious obligation to the Church to recite them.55 ~
250 2,44 | thirty years of his life in Church caring for the crowds of
251 2,48 | them see you praying in church. A priest kneeling devoutly
252 2,50 | lengthy treatment of the Church's teaching on the priesthood
253 2,52 | to it that wherever the Church lives, a people who are
254 2,52 | of Christ, which is the Church, grows with spiritual increase
255 2,54 | apostolic life in a tiny country church. ~Personal Holiness and
256 2,57 | of doctrine is what the Church has in mind when, with maternal
257 3,80 | pilgrims who crowded the church, by denouncing evil of every
258 3,94 | frequent confession, which the Church has introduced, under the
259 3,99 | so much and in whom the Church rests such great hopes-these
260 3,108| them that, in them, the Church rests great hopes for the
261 3,111| for those who hate the Church always show their hostility
262 3,112| privileges to give priests to the Church; and so let them offer their
263 3,115| he dedicated his parish church to Mary Conceived Without
264 3,117| come to Us and to the whole Church, We borrow the prayer that
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