Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,1 |         all the means of salvation given to the Church together with
 2 Intro,3 |        toil, our predecessors have given clear and thoughtful expression
 3 Intro,3 |              Although the Lord has given us the fullness of power
 4 Intro,9 |        society and their labour is given with the intent of truly
 5 Intro,14|                         14. Having given thought to all these matters
 6 III,1   |          light of the faith may be given to new questions arising
 7 III,1   |           them in due time, having given authors full opportunity
 8 III,8   | catechetical formation is properly given; and, with the assent of
 9 III,8   |            that serious thought is given to the support and social
10  V,10   |         suitable assistance may be given to pastoral action through
11 IX      |           of most special mention.~Given in Rome, at Saint Peter’
12 AppI,5  |            in chapters II and III. Given that society nowadays is
13 AppII,5 | established by an Apostolic Letter given motu proprio together with
14 AppII,6 |    arrangements — a certain labour given and a certain wage received —,