Centesimus annus
  Chap., §
1   4,  30|          autonomy, and should be regarded as an extension of human


Evangelium vitae
  Chap., §
2   4,  94|        in others the elderly are regarded as a useless burden and


Fides et ratio
  Chap., §
3   4,  37|        how cautiously Christians regarded other elements of the cultural
4   4,  46|       philosophical terms, which regarded faith as alienating and


Redemptoris Mater
  Chap., §
5   1,  17|      reason, the Son of Mary was regarded by the people as "the carpenter'


Redemptoris missio
  Chap., §
6   5,  55|         confused, manipulated or regarded as identical, as though


Slavorum apostoli
  Chap., §
7   4,  12| differences sometimes came to be regarded as a threat to a still incomplete


Ut unum sint
  Chap., §
8   1,  13|      Christian, and are properly regarded as brothers and sisters
9   1,  21|         of Christians, should be regarded as the soul of the whole