Evangelium vitae
  Chap., §
1   1,  22     | become things to be merely "possessed" or "rejected".~Moreover,


Fides et ratio
  Chap., §
2   4,  43     |       Without doubt, Thomas possessed supremely the courage of


Laborem exercens
  Chap., §
3   3,   14    |  possession. They cannot be possessed against labour, they cannot
4   3,   14    | labour, they cannot even be possessed for possession's sake, because


Redemptoris Mater
  Chap., §
5   2,  26     |    of death, as the one who possessed the kingdom of which, as
6   2,  33     |    even in her earthly life possessed the spiritual knowledge
7   3,  45(130)|    his own property, for he possessed nothing of his own, but


Slavorum apostoli
  Chap., §
8   5,  17     |     past introduced and now possessed a liturgy written and celebrated


Sollicitudo rei socialis
  Chap., §
9   4,  28     |    or replacement of things possessed compared to the value of "