Epistle, Chapter

 1      7, III |          and simple, and a united concord; since it is written, "God
 2     27, III |          that, with unanimity and concord, we may maintain a healthful
 3     43, I   |            and from His peace and concord; since it is more fitting
 4     43, I   |          For as our unanimity and concord ought by no means to be
 5     48, II  |          clergy, and dividing the concord of the fraternity that was
 6     50, I   |          of undivided charity and concord, and have given by your
 7     51, I   |            firmly maintaining the concord of the priestly college,
 8     51, VII | everywhere, to the rupture of the concord of Catholic unity. But it
 9     51, XXI |         Church. While the bond of concord remains, and the undivided
10     66, III |    together by the bond of mutual concord, and the link of unity;
11     67, VII |       vacillating, or a peaceable concord does not continue. These
12     68, VIII|         to itself in an undivided concord: they alone have remained
13     70, III |        illustration to us both of concord and of patience, that we
14     70, III |         consulting faithfully for concord and peace, has laid down
15     71, III |        fast the bond of peace and concord among their colleagues,
16     72, XXVI|         whom we maintain a divine concord and the peace of the Lord;
17     72, XXVI|       bond of faith, and priestly concord, are maintained by us with
18     74, II  |           For unity and peace and concord afford the greatest pleasure
19     76, I   |            innocence; in charity, concord; modesty in humility, diligence