Dominum et vivificantem
   Chap., §
 1 Int,  1  |          Spirit, which those who believed in him were to receive."2
 2   2,  29 |       sin of those who "have not believed in him," and who condemned
 3   2,  31 |       sin of those who "have not believed"119 and have sent Jesus
 4   2,  33 |         that same "they have not believed" which will be repeated
 5   2,  41 |          very sin "of not having believed"-the Spirit draws a new
 6   3,  51 |     faculty. "Blessed is she who believed!"205: thus Mary is greeted
 7   3,  51 |   greeting addressed to her "who believed" we seem to detect a distant (
 8   3,  51 |       truly, "Blessed is she who believed!" ~ ~
 9   3,  53 |       its influence on those who believed in the future coming of


Ecclesia de Eucharistia
   Chap., §
10   6,  55 |        wine.~“Blessed is she who believed” (Lk 1:45). Mary also anticipated,


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
11   2,  37 |        all who received him, who believed in his name, he gave power
12   2,  37 |        eternal life; and we have believed, and have come to know,
13   3,  69 | practises. Furthermore, if it is believed that an objective truth


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
14   3,  31 |          truths which are simply believed than truths which are acquired
15   4,  36 |  critical awareness of what they believed in, and the concept of divinity


Redemptoris Mater
   Chap., §
16   1      |            2. Blessed is she who believed~
17   1,  12 |           And blessed is she who believed that there would be a fulfillment
18   1,  12 |       precisely because she "has believed." The fullness of grace
19   1,  13 |           And blessed is she who believed" refer primarily to that
20   1,  13 |           And blessed is she who believed that there would be a fulfillment
21   1,  14 |         Just as Abraham "in hope believed against hope, that he should
22   1,  14 |       since I have no husband?") believed that through the power of
23   1,  14 |           And blessed is she who believed" do not apply only to that
24   1,  14 |          maternal fiat, "in hope believed against hope." Especially
25   1,  14 |     blessing granted to her "who believed" will be revealed with particular
26   1,  17 |        the hidden life. She "who believed that there would be a fulfillment
27   1,  17 |        blessed, because "she has believed," and continues to believe
28   1,  17 |  Visitation: "Blessed is she who believed."~
29   1,  19 |        truly "blessed is she who believed"! These words, spoken by
30   1,  19 |   expression "Blessed is she who believed," we can therefore rightly
31   1,  20 |         word of God, because she believed it, because she was obedient
32   1,  20 |        time she was "the one who believed." But as the messianic mission
33   1,  21 |         glory; and his disciples believed in him" (Jn. 2:11).~Mary
34   2,  25 |          is "blessed because she believed," as the one who advanced
35   2,  26 |          is "blessed because she believed"; she was the first to believe.
36   2,  26 |           like Abraham, "in hope believed against hope" (Rom. 4:18).
37   2,  27 |      earth, we find the one "who believed that there would be a fulfillment
38   2,  27 |        words "Blessed is she who believed" continue to accompany the
39   2,  28 |       who is blessed because she believed is the first among believers
40   2,  28 |    maternal presence of her "who believed," a strengthening of their
41   3,  42 |          as "the blessed one who believed," she is present in the
42   3,  42 |  disappoint (cf. Rom. 5:5).~Mary believed in the fulfillment of what
43   3,  42 |         the Lord. As Virgin, she believed that she would conceive
44   3,  43 |             Like Mary, who first believed by accepting the word of
45   3,  46 |       Mary is the one who first "believed," and precisely with her


Redemptoris missio
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46   2,  20 |      life in Christ: "To all who believed in him, who believed in
47   2,  20 |         who believed in him, who believed in his name, he gave power


Slavorum apostoli
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48   2,  4  |        they identified what they believed to be the church in which


Ut unum sint
   Chap., §
49   1,  20 |      This is what Pope John XIII believed about the unity of the Church


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
50   2,  28 |       about truths which must be believed but also about moral action,
51   2,  29 |        the truths of faith to be believed and applied in life, reflections
52   3,  109|      certain measure what it has believed. Theological science responds
53   3,  114|          to them the faith to be believed and put into practice; they