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 1 14 | demonstration of the indissoluble unity of the Catholic Church rallying
 2 38 |         see the human race in the unity of one common origin in
 3 38 |          Ephesians iv. 6); in the unity of nature which in every
 4 38 |  spiritual, immortal soul; in the unity of the immediate end and
 5 38 |      mission in the world; in the unity of dwelling place, the earth,
 6 38 |          and develop life; in the unity of the supernatural end,
 7 38 |           all should tend; in the unity of means to secure that
 8 39 |    portrays for us mankind in the unity of its relations with the
 9 39 |         Colossians i. 16); in the unity of its ransom, effected
10 41 |        until we all meet into the unity of faith, and of the knowledge
11 42 |           42.In the light of this unity of all mankind, which exists
12 43 |         not destined to break the unity of the human race, but rather
13 44 |        and practiced, and not the unity which is exclusively external
14 45 |       incumbent on men from their unity of origin and common destiny.~
15 71 |        peoples, for it breaks the unity of supra-national society,
16 72 |    special laws which protect its unity and promote its prosperity.~
17 83 |          of the peoples from that unity of doctrine, faith, customs
18 93 |       humanitarianism, but rather unity and mutual support. In the
19 97 |          restored to mankind that unity of religious teaching and
20 98 |                                98.Unity, towards which, so many,
21 98 |           had placed their trust! Unity, the desired of those many
22 98 |         II Corinthians xiii. 11). Unity, the hope of so many noble
23 115|         that all may live in that unity of faith and of love, from