Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   2,  15(44) |         20: loc. cit., 629-632; Discourse to the International Labor
 2   2,  15(44) |      1982), 2250-2266; Paul VI, Discourse to the same Organization (
 3   3,  28(59) |                             Cf. Discourse at the Headquarters of the
 4   4,  30(69) |                             Cf. Discourse to Latin American Bishops
 5   5,  49(102)|                             Cf. Discourse to UNESCO (June 2, 1980):
 6   5,  52(104)|         cit., 285-289; Paul VI, Discourse at the United Nations (October


Dives in misericordia
   Chap., §
 7   1,    1    |      spoken during the farewell discourse at the end of the paschal


Dominum et vivificantem
   Chap., §
 8   1,  3      |        during the same farewell discourse, preparing the Apostles
 9   1,  8      |         throughout the farewell discourse, he reveals the bonds which
10   1,  9      |         9. Thus in the farewell discourse at the Last Supper, we can
11   1,  9      |       the Trinity. The farewell discourse can be read as a special
12   1,  11     |           11. Christ's farewell discourse at the Last Supper stands
13   1,  13     |        by Jesus in the farewell discourse should be read again in
14   1,  14     |       the words of the farewell discourse in the Upper Room bear witness.
15   1,  20     |         he came to the farewell discourse in the Upper Room, we find
16   1,  22     |      the truth contained in the discourse in the Upper Room. Jesus
17   1,  22     |        Holy Spirit, during this discourse and conversation presents
18   1,  22     |      Jesus says in the farewell discourse in the Upper Room, the Holy
19   1,  24     |      prediction of the farewell discourse: the Risen Christ, as it
20   2,  27     |       27. When Jesus during the discourse in the Upper Room foretells
21   2,  29     |      the Church in the farewell discourse: in a particular way as
22   2,  30     |      prophecies in the farewell discourse found their most exact and
23   2,  30     |        witnesses." In the first discourse of Peter in Jerusalem this "
24   2,  31     |        emphasized in this first discourse, when Peter exclaims: "Let
25   2,  31     |       Holy Spirit. Peter in his discourse in Jerusalem calls people
26   2,  39     |      was called by Jesus in his discourse in the Upper Room the Paraclete.
27   2,  42     |         and foretold during the discourse in the Upper Room. And with
28   2,  48     |             48. In his farewell discourse Jesus linked these three
29   3,  61     |       that in the same farewell discourse Jesus foretells not only


Ecclesia de Eucharistia
   Chap., §
30 CON,  59     |      the end of the Eucharistic discourse in John's Gospel, to say


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
31   4,  39     |         of theology as rational discourse about God, had to this point
32   4,  39     |         summit of philosophical discourse. But in the light of Christian
33   5,  49     |         deficient philosophical discourse. Rather, it is the Magisterium'
34   5,  55     |     knowledge and philosophical discourse for the understanding of
35   6,  73     |         question of theological discourse using this or that concept
36   6,  75     | respected even when theological discourse makes use of philosophical
37   7,  86     | integrate them into theological discourse in a way appropriate to
38   7,  87     |   concerned to make theological discourse relevant and understandable


Redemptoris Mater
   Chap., §
39   3,  47(134)|               Cf. Pope Paul VI, Discourse of 21 November 1964: AAS
40   3,  47(136)|                   Pope Paul VI, Discourse of 21 November 1964: AAS


Redemptoris missio
   Chap., §
41   8,  91     |       Jesus, in his "missionary discourse" (cf. Mt 10), teaches them


Ut unum sint
   Chap., §
42   3,  88(147)|                             Cf. Discourse at the Headquarters of the