Lumen gentium
  Chap., Paragraph
1     4,  34|         the Spirit, and even the hardships of life, if patiently borne-all
2     5,  41|     being ensnared by perils and hardships, should rather rise to greater
3     5,  41|         through these perils and hardships. They should ever nourish
4     5,  41|      those who must bear various hardships or who suffer persecution


Gaudium et spes
  Chap., Paragraph
5 Intro,  8 |          enmities, conflicts and hardships. Of such is man at once
6     5,  48|          as children should when hardships overtake their parents and
7     9,  77|         to be afflicted by acute hardships and anxieties arising from
8     9,  90| considering the immensity of the hardships which still afflict the


Apostolicam actuositatem
  Chap., Paragraph
9     4,  16|     acceptance of the labors and hardships of life whereby they become