Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 III,3  |        with the law, it erects associations which have an international
 2 III,8  |      those concerning clerical associations, or ecclesiastical archives
 3 III,10 |     order of virgins and their associations as well as other forms of
 4 III,10 |  embraces the third orders and associations of the faithful which are
 5 III,11 | between universities and their associations and serves as a resource
 6  V,1   |      way, as individuals or in associations, especially so that they
 7  V,1   |       activities regarding lay associations of the Christian faithful;
 8  V,1   |  Christian faithful; it erects associations of an international character
 9  V,3   |   activities of institutes and associations which work for the good
10  V,12  |        relations with Catholic associations active in social communications.~§ 
11 AppII,4|      out the help that workers associations can give in this respect,
12 AppII,4|      teaching. Nor should such associations have a political character
13 AppII,5|       his firm conviction that associations of this kind — like the
14 AS,4   |       be performed by workers’ associations such as the Association
15 AS,4   |        the Apostolic See. Such associations take on a specific character
16 AS,4   |      teaching. Nor should such associations have a political or openly
17 AS,4   |        express confidence that associations such as that now existing