Dives in misericordia
   Chap., §
 1   1,    2 |           seeking God by means of creatures through the visible world,


Dominum et vivificantem
   Chap., §
 2   1,  10  |         giving of gifts vis-a-vis creatures (created gift): the gift
 3   2,  34  |          every giving of gifts to creatures. The witness concerning
 4   2,  39  |         divine giving of gifts to creatures. Precisely in him we can
 5   3,  52  |         way echo the voice of all creatures: "When you send forth your
 6 Conc,  67 |      heart: the hope of all human creatures, and especially of those


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
 7   1,  22  |     different" from other earthly creatures; he regards himself merely
 8   2,  34  |          life of all other living creatures, inasmuch as man, although
 9   2,  34  |      chaos to the most perfect of creatures. Everything in creation
10   2,  34  |  difference between man and other creatures is shown above all by the
11   2,  34  |          alone, among all visible creatures, is "capable of knowing
12   2,  35  |          dominion over all living creatures and is as it were the crown
13   2,  36  |        and ends up by worshipping creatures: "They exchanged the truth
14   2,  39  |        and loving concern for his creatures. If it is true that human
15   2,  42  |         to have dominion over the creatures you have made, and rule
16   3,  52  |        dominion over other lesser creatures (cf. Gen 1:28), man is ruler
17   3,  54  |           by abortion cause God's creatures to perish; they drive away
18   3,  63  |         killing of innocent human creatures, even if carried out to


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
19   1,  15  | respecting both their autonomy as creatures and their freedom. At this
20   2,  22  |        God. Through the medium of creatures, God stirs in reason an


Laborem exercens
   Chap., §
21 Bles      |  distinguish man from the rest of creatures, whose activity for sustaining
22   3,   13 |          man is the master of the creatures placed at his disposal in


Redemptoris Mater
   Chap., §
23   1,  9   |           far surpasses all other creatures, both in heaven and on earth."23~
24   2,  37  |         compared with all earthly creatures. Moreover, in his desire
25   3,  38  |        the mediation of the other creatures who in various and always
26   3,  38  |           rather gives rise among creatures to a manifold cooperation
27   3,  38  |     communicated diversely to his creatures."97~The teaching of the


Sollicitudo rei socialis
   Chap., §
28   4,  29  |       certain affinity with other creatures: he is called to use them,
29   4,  29  |       being superior to the other creatures placed by God under his


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
30   2,  38  |     nature, created to rule other creatures, was by its likeness to
31   3,  86  |          freedom belongs to us as creatures; it is a freedom which is