Lumen gentium
  Chap., Paragraph
1 Appen,  73|         used to avoid the idea of dependence on some kind of outsider;


Gaudium et spes
  Chap., Paragraph
2 Intro,  9 |          their economic and other dependence on wealthier nations advances
3     1,  20|  difficulties against any kind of dependence on God. Those who profess
4     7,  63|        countries and their mutual dependence, and by the increased intervention
5     9,  84| increasingly close ties of mutual dependence today between all the inhabitants
6     9,  85|       free of every form of undue dependence, and far from escaping all


Apostolicam actuositatem
  Chap., Paragraph
7     2,  8 |           gradually be freed from dependence on outsiders and become