Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1 II, 1,17 |   influence the successive magisterium of the church. After him,
2 II, 1,18 |   trustful openness to the magisterium of the church, which; never
3 III, 1,25|  that word provided by the magisterium of the church. In this light,
4 III, 1,25|   of reconciliation if the magisterium were not heeded and accepted.~
5 III, 1,25|  of the council and of the magisterium of my predecessors, whose
6 III, 1,25| perennial tradition of her magisterium. Notwithstanding the threat
7 III, 1,26|   principles of the social magisterium, which confirm and repropose
8 III, 2,29| church and docility to her magisterium.~All this fund of human