Dei verbum
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1 1, 3 | He ceaselessly kept the human race in His care, to give
2 1, 6 | the understanding of the human mind. 6~As a sacred synod
3 1, 6 | reality by the light of human reason (see Rom. 1:20);
4 1, 6 | their nature accessible to human reason can be known by all
5 1, 6 | this present state of the human race. 7~
6 3, 12 | Scripture through men in human fashion, 6 the interpreter
7 3, 13 | thoughtful concern for our weak human nature." 11 For the words
8 3, 13 | words of God, expressed in human language, have been made
9 3, 13 | language, have been made like human discourse, just as the word
10 3, 13 | to Himself the flesh of human weakness, was in every way
11 4, 14 | the salvation of the whole human race the God of infinite
12 4, 15 | God, sound wisdom about human life, and a wonderful treasury
Lumen gentium
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13 1, 1 | of the unity of the whole human race, it desires now to
14 1, 6 | sheep, although ruled by human shepherds; are nevertheless
15 1, 7 | 7. In the human nature united to Himself
16 1, 7 | As all the members of the human body, though they are many,
17 1, 7 | the soul, fulfills in the human body.8*~Christ loves the
18 1, 8 | coalesces from a divine and a human element.10* For this reason,
19 1, 8 | Church, although it needs human resources to carry out its
20 1, 8 | all who are afflicted with human suffering and in the poor
21 2, 9 | salvation for the whole human race. Established by Christ
22 2, 11 | in which new citizens of human society are born, who by
23 2, 13 | In the beginning God made human nature one and decreed that
24 3, 28 | from the faith.~Because the human race today is joining more
25 3, 28 | separateness, so that the whole human race may be brought into
26 4, 36 | goods may be perfected by human labor, technical skill and
27 4, 36 | to universal progress in human and Christian freedom. In
28 4, 36 | progressively illumine the whole of human society with His saving
29 4, 36 | they will imbue culture and human activity with genuine moral
30 4, 36 | they have as members of human society. Let them strive
31 4, 36 | secular business there is no human activity which can be withdrawn
32 5, 40 | holiness as such a more human manner of living is promoted
33 5, 41 | better themselves by their human labors. They should be of
34 6, 46 | genuine development of the human persons, but rather by its
35 7, 48 | things.237 At that time the human race as well as the entire
36 8, 55 | when the Son of God took a human nature from her, that He
37 8, 56 | cooperating in the work of human salvation through faith
38 8, 56 | herself and for the whole human race."6* Hence not a few
39 8, 59 | cf the salvation of the human race before He would pour
Sacrosanctum concilium
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40 Intro, 2 | Church that she be both human and divine, visible and
41 Intro, 2 | such wise that in her the human is directed and subordinated
42 4, 83 | eternal covenant, taking human nature, introduced into
43 7, 122 | to portray by the work of human hands; they achieve their
Gaudium et spes
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44 Pref, 1 | Indeed, nothing genuinely human fails to raise an echo in
45 Pref, 2 | world of men, the whole human family along with the sum
46 Pref, 3 | and love for the entire human family with which it is
47 Pref, 3 | from her Founder. For the human person deserves to be preserved;
48 Pref, 3 | deserves to be preserved; human society deserves to be renewed.
49 Intro, 4 | sketched as follows.~Today, the human race is involved in a new
50 Intro, 4 | to give it.~Never has the human race enjoyed such an abundance
51 Intro, 5 | To a certain extent, the human intellect is also broadening
52 Intro, 5 | groups.~At the same time, the human race is giving steadily-increasing
53 Intro, 5 | of it. The destiny of the human community has become all
54 Intro, 5 | of their own.~Thus, the human race has passed from a rather
55 Intro, 7 | change in attitudes and in human structures frequently calls
56 Intro, 8 | imbalance between specialized human activity and a comprehensive
57 Intro, 9 | Now, for the first time in human history all people are convinced
58 Intro, 10 | humanity wrought solely by human effort; they are convinced
59 Intro, 10 | of those who think that human existence is devoid of any
60 Intro, 10 | of man, as well as of all human history. The Church also
61 Intro, 11 | solutions which are fully human.~This council, first of
62 Intro, 11 | ultimate significance of human activity throughout the
63 Intro, 11 | the People of God and the human race in whose midst it lives
64 Intro, 11 | very fact, its supremely human character. ~
65 1 | CHAPTER I THE DIGNITY OF THE HUMAN PERSON ~
66 1, 13 | himself. As a result, all of human life, whether individual
67 1, 13 | both of which are a part of human experience, find their ultimate
68 1, 15 | intellectual nature of the human person is perfected by wisdom
69 1, 18 | death that the riddle a human existence grows most acute.
70 1, 19 | 19. The root reason for human dignity lies in man's call
71 1, 19 | character with which certain human values are unduly invested,
72 1, 20 | stretches the desires for human independence to such a point
73 1, 21 | fundamental rights of the human person. The Church calls
74 1, 21 | most secret desires of the human heart when she champions
75 1, 21 | champions the dignity of the human vocation, restoring hope
76 1, 22 | first sin onward. Since human nature as He assumed it
77 1, 22 | every man. He worked with human hands, He thought with a
78 1, 22 | hands, He thought with a human mind, acted by human choice23
79 1, 22 | with a human mind, acted by human choice23 and loved with
80 1, 22(22)| Word was not changed into a human nature, nor was a human
81 1, 22(22)| human nature, nor was a human nature absorbed by the Word."
82 1, 22(22)| most holy and immaculate human nature, though deified,
83 1, 22 | choice23 and loved with a human heart. Born of the Virgin
84 1, 22(23)| Constantinople: "and so His human will, though deified, is
85 2, 23 | Christian doctrine about human society,1 this council is
86 2, 24 | man has created the whole human race and made them live
87 2, 24 | opened up vistas closed to human reason, for He implied a
88 2, 25 | that the progress of the human person and the advance of
89 2, 25 | institutions is and must be the human person which for its part
90 2, 25 | increasing the qualities of the human person, and safeguarding
91 2, 25 | by this social life the human person is greatly aided
92 2, 26 | 26. Every day human interdependence grows more
93 2, 26 | with respect to the whole human race. Every social group
94 2, 26 | general welfare of the entire human family.5~At the same time,
95 2, 26 | exalted dignity proper to the human person, since he stands
96 2, 26 | for leading a life truly human, such as food, clothing,
97 2, 26 | work to the benefit of the human person if the disposition
98 2, 27 | violates the integrity of the human person, such as mutilation,
99 2, 27 | itself; whatever insults human dignity, such as subhuman
100 2, 27 | infamies indeed. They poison human society, but they do more
101 2, 29 | between the members of the one human family or population groups
102 2, 29 | equity, the dignity of the human person, as well as social
103 2, 29 | and international peace.~Human institutions, both private
104 2, 29 | political system. Indeed human institutions themselves
105 2, 30 | bettering the conditions of human life. Yet there are those
106 2, 31 | resources available today to the human race. Above all the education
107 2, 31 | God and for others. But human freedom is often crippled
108 2, 31 | the manifold demands of human partnership, and commits
109 2, 31 | himself to the service of the human community.~Hence, the will
110 2, 32 | flesh willed to share in the human fellowship. He was present
111 2, 32 | country He sanctified those human ties, especially family
112 2, 32 | Gospel's message that the human race was to become the Family
113 3, 33 | contact among nations, a human family is gradually recognizing
114 3, 33 | already preoccupy the whole human race, men agitate numerous
115 3, 34 | considered in itself, this human activity accords with God'
116 3, 34 | that the triumphs of the human race are a sign of God's
117 3, 35 | 35. Human activity, to be sure, takes
118 3, 35 | supply the material for human progress, but of themselves
119 3, 35 | about.~Hence, the norm of human activity is this: that in
120 3, 35 | the genuine good of the human race, and that it allow
121 3, 36 | that a closer bond between human activity and religion will
122 3, 37 | Sacred Scripture teaches the human family what the experience
123 3, 37 | ages confirms: that while human progress is a great advantage
124 3, 37 | Creator, acknowledges that human progress can serve man's
125 3, 37 | instrument of sin those human energies intended for the
126 3, 37 | Christians will tell him that all human activity, constantly imperiled
127 3, 38 | love was the basic law of human perfection and hence of
128 3, 38 | longings too by which the human family makes its life more
129 3, 38 | family makes its life more human and strives to render the
130 3, 38 | that desire green among the human family, He summons others
131 3, 38 | resources into the service of human life they can devote themselves
132 3, 39 | peace which spring up in the human heart.18 Then, with death
133 3, 39 | grows the body of a new human family, a body which even
134 3, 39 | to the better ordering of human society, it is of vital
135 3, 39 | nurtured on earth the values of human dignity, brotherhood and
136 4, 40 | about the dignity of the human person, and about the human
137 4, 40 | human person, and about the human community and the profound
138 4, 40 | the profound meaning of human activity, lays the foundation
139 4, 40 | the present history of the human race, and to keep increasing
140 4, 40 | and as a kind of soul for human society7 as it is to be
141 4, 40 | it remains a mystery of human history, which sin will
142 4, 40 | strengthens the seams of human society and imbues the everyday
143 4, 40 | man and its history more human.~In addition, the Catholic
144 4, 40 | of individuals and from human society as a whole. The
145 4, 41 | deepest longings of the human heart, which is never fully
146 4, 41 | can anchor the dignity of human nature against all tides
147 4, 41 | those welch undervalue the human body or idolize it. By no
148 4, 41 | body or idolize it. By no human law can the personal dignity
149 4, 41 | constantly advises that all human talents be employed in God'
150 4, 41 | Savior and Creator, Lord of human history as well as of salvation
151 4, 41 | maintenance of the dignity of the human person, but its annihilation.~
152 4, 42 | 42. The union of the human family is greatly fortified
153 4, 42 | structure and consolidate the human community according to the
154 4, 42 | of the unity of the whole human race."12 Thus she shows
155 4, 42 | dominion exercised by merely human means.~Moreover, since in
156 4, 42 | to no particular form of human culture, nor to any political,
157 4, 42 | close bond between diverse human communities and nations,
158 4, 42 | give internal strength to human associations which are just.~
159 4, 42 | of institutions which the human race has established for
160 4, 43 | all things in the midst of human society.~Bishops, to whom
161 4, 43 | division, so that the whole human race may be led to the unity
162 4, 43 | message she offers and the human failings of those to whom
163 4, 44 | in the various forms of human culture, by all of which
164 4, 44 | enriched by the development of human social life, not that there
165 4, 44 | for whoever promotes the human community at the family
166 4, 45 | the salvation of the whole human race may come to pass. For
167 4, 45 | pilgrimage can offer to the human family stems from the fact
168 4, 45 | The Lord is the goal of human history, the focal point
169 4, 45 | civilization, the center of the human race, the joy of every heart
170 4, 45 | toward the consummation of human history, one which fully
171 4, 46 | forth the dignity of the human person, and the work which
172 4, 46 | which go to the roots of the human race. To a consideration
173 4, 46 | light of the Gospel and of human experience, the council
174 4, 46 | marriage and the family, human progress, life in its economic,
175 5, 47 | individual person and of human and Christian society is
176 5, 47 | illicit practices against human generation. Moreover, serious
177 5, 48 | personal consent. Hence by that human act whereby spouses mutually
178 5, 48 | bond no longer depends on human decisions alone. For, God
179 5, 48 | the continuation of the human race, on the personal development
180 5, 48 | the family itself and of human society as a whole. By their
181 5, 48 | will find a readier path to human maturity, salvation and
182 5, 49 | This love is an eminently human one since it is directed
183 5, 49 | Such love, merging the human with the divine, leads the
184 5, 49 | a manner which is truly human, these actions promote that
185 5, 50 | the task of transmitting human life and educating those
186 5, 50 | will fulfil their task with human and Christian responsibility,
187 5, 50 | impels it toward a truly human fulfillment. Thus, trusting
188 5, 50 | Christ when with a generous human and Christian sense of responsibility
189 5, 51 | characteristics of man and the human faculty of reproduction
190 5, 51 | exercised in accord with genuine human dignity must be honored
191 5, 51 | based on the nature of the human person and his acts, preserve
192 5, 51 | of mutual self-giving and human procreation in the context
193 5, 51 | should be persuaded that human life and the task of transmitting
194 6, 53 | values of nature. Wherever human life is involved, therefore,
195 6, 53 | renders social life more human both in the family and the
196 6, 53 | many, even of the whole human family.~Thence it follows
197 6, 53 | Thence it follows that human culture has necessarily
198 6, 53 | patrimony proper to each human community. It is also in
199 6, 54 | can speak of a new age of human history.1 New ways are open,
200 6, 54 | enormous growth of natural, human and social sciences, by
201 6, 54 | more profoundly explain human activity; historical studies
202 6, 54 | the various nations and human groups opens more widely
203 6, 54 | a more universal form of human culture, which better promotes
204 6, 54 | expresses the unity of the human race to the degree that
205 6, 55 | and moral maturity of the human race. This becomes more
206 6, 56 | values in the world, when the human culture of those who are
207 6, 56 | conflicting requirements, human culture must evolve today
208 6, 56 | can both develop the whole human person and aid man in those
209 6, 56 | fraternally united in one human family. ~
210 6, 57 | in the building of a more human world. Indeed, the mystery
211 6, 57 | activity, one which gives to human culture its eminent place
212 6, 57 | dwelling worthy of the whole human family and when he consciously
213 6, 57 | very much to elevate the human family to a more sublime
214 6, 57 | of men.4~In this way, the human spirit, being less subjected
215 6, 58 | message of salvation and human culture. For God, revealing
216 6, 58 | stimulates and advances human and civic culture; by her
217 6, 59 | integral perfection of the human person, to the good of the
218 6, 59 | necessary to develop the human faculties in such a way
219 6, 59 | does not forbid that "the human arts and disciplines use
220 6, 59 | the legitimate autonomy of human culture and especially of
221 6, 60 | satisfy the right of all to a human and social culture in conformity
222 6, 60 | with the dignity of the human person without any discrimination
223 6, 60 | the common good in a truly human manner because of illiteracy
224 6, 60 | which will not impede their human culture but rather favor
225 6, 61 | understanding of the whole human person in which the values
226 6, 61 | things, while proper forms of human culture impress themselves
227 6, 61 | time may be imbued with a human and a Christian spirit.~
228 6, 61 | culture and science for the human person.~
229 6, 62 | they are able to elevate human life, expressed in multifold
230 6, 62 | Gospel becomes clearer to human intelligence and shows itself
231 7, 63 | complete vocation of the human person and the welfare of
232 7, 63 | intensified needs of the human family.~Reasons for anxiety,
233 7, 63 | coordinated in a reasonable and human way), it is often made to
234 7, 63 | conditions unworthy of the human person.~A similar lack of
235 7, 64 | increasing desires of the human race. Therefore, technical
236 7, 66 | The livelihood and the human dignity especially of those
237 7, 67 | 67. Human labor which is expended
238 7, 67 | implies the associated work of human beings, any way of organizing
239 7, 68 | is, free and independent human beings created lo the image
240 7, 68 | the basic rights of the human person is to be numbered
241 7, 69 | in it for the use of all human beings and peoples. Thus,
242 7, 71 | regarded as an extension of human freedom. Lastly, since it
243 7, 71 | or income unworthy of a human being, lack decent housing
244 7, 71 | them and all advancement in human culture and all sharing
245 8, 73 | present keener sense of human dignity has given rise in
246 8, 73 | political life on a truly human basis than by fostering
247 8, 74 | they cannot achieve a truly human life by their own unaided
248 8, 74 | authority are founded on human nature and hence belong
249 8, 74 | the benefit of the whole human family, these solutions
250 8, 75 | in full conformity with human nature that there should
251 8, 75 | to the good of the whole human family, united by the different
252 8, 76 | transcendent character of the human person.~The Church and the
253 8, 76 | living in the context of human history, he preserves intact
254 8, 76 | to bear on all fields of human endeavor the light of her
255 8, 76 | good and beautiful in the human community, strengthens peace
256 9, 77 | threat of it, the whole human family faces an hour of
257 9, 77 | everywhere a world more genuinely human unless each person devotes
258 9, 77 | strivings and aspirations of the human race, takes on a new luster
259 9, 78 | that order structured into human society by its divine Founder,
260 9, 78 | ceaselessly. Moreover, since the human will is unsteady and wounded
261 9, 79 | they agree to serve the human community in some other
262 9, 79 | has not been rooted out of human affairs. As long as the
263 9, 80 | before God and the entire human race.~
264 9, 81 | the calamities which the human race has made possible,
265 9, 83 | causes, we find them in human envy, distrust, pride, and
266 9, 84 | certainly well-deserving of the human race. These are the first
267 9, 85 | development of a nation depends on human and financial aids. The
268 9, 86 | express and secure the total human fulfillment of their citizens.
269 9, 87 | nations, ways whereby the human necessities of food and
270 9, 87 | and shared with the entire human community. But some peoples
271 9, 87 | a correct and genuinely human responsibility which respects
272 9, 91 | situations and forms of human culture in the world. Indeed
273 9, 92 | rendering service to the human family. For, in Christ Jesus
274 9, 92 | outstanding qualities of the human spirit, but do not yet acknowledge
275 9, 92 | summoned to the same destiny, human and divine, we can and we
Gravissimum educationis
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276 0, 0(3) | profession of the character of human laws cf. apostolic letter
277 0 | they enjoy the dignity of a human being, have an inalienable
278 0 | at the formation of the human person in the pursuit of
279 0 | strive for the maturing of a human person as just now described,
280 0 | experience of a wholesome human society and of the Church.
281 0 | must be recognized as a human society capable of educating,
282 0 | complete perfection of the human person, the good of earthly
283 0 | of a world that is more human.15 ~
284 0, 0(15) | from more education and human culture. Cf. Paul VI's allocution
285 0 | civil society and the entire human community.~Beautiful indeed
286 0 | as representatives of the human community, undertake the
287 0 | the native rights of the human person, to the development
288 0 | pursue cultural goals and the human formation of youth. But
289 0 | finally to order the whole of human culture to the news of salvation
290 0 | a saving leaven in the human community.~Since, therefore,
Nostra aetate
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291 0, 1 | for God made the whole human race to live over the face
292 0, 1 | unsolved riddles of the human condition, which today,
293 0, 2 | things and over the events of human history; at times some indeed
294 0, 2 | from the anguish of our human condition either through
295 0, 2 | the restlessness of the human heart, each in its own manner,
296 0, 5 | people, so far as their human dignity and the rights flowing
Dignitatis humanae
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297 0, 1 | sense of the dignity of the human person has been impressing
298 0, 1 | This demand for freedom in human society chiefly regards
299 0, 1 | the values proper to the human spirit. It regards, in the
300 0, 1 | belief that it is upon the human conscience that these obligations
301 0, 1 | inviolable rights of the human person and the constitutional
302 0, 2 | Council declares that the human person has a right to religious
303 0, 2 | social groups and of any human power, in such wise that
304 0, 2 | the very dignity of the human person as this dignity is
305 0, 2 | itself.2 This right of the human person to religious freedom
306 0, 3 | that the highest norm of human life is the divine law-eternal,
307 0, 3 | and all the ways of the human community by a plan conceived
308 0, 3 | proper to the dignity of the human person and his social nature.
309 0, 3 | directly toward God. No merely human power can either command
310 0, 3 | therefore is done to the human person and to the very order
311 0, 3 | order established by God for human life, if the free exercise
312 0, 4 | inspiration of the whole of human activity. Finally, the social
313 0, 6 | performance of the duties, of the human person.4 Therefore the care
314 0, 7 | freedom is exercised in human society: hence its exercise
315 0, 9 | to be are fully known to human reason through centuries
316 0, 9 | disclose the dignity of the human person in its full dimensions.
317 0, 11 | regard for the dignity of the human person whom He Himself created
318 0, 12 | through the vicissitudes of human history, there has at times
319 0, 13 | the whole civil order.~In human society and in the face
320 0, 14 | which have their origins in human nature itself. Furthermore,
321 0, 14 | proclaimed, the rights of the human person, and the measure
322 0, 15 | present condition of the human family. All nations are
323 0, 15 | Father of all grant that the human family, through careful
Ad gentes
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324 1, 3 | for the salvation of the human race is carried out not
325 1, 3 | the communion of sinful human beings with Himself, as
326 1, 3 | did ordain to intervene in human history in a way both new
327 1, 3 | 2:9). According to His human nature, on the other hand,
328 1, 3 | He took up was our entire human nature such as it is found
329 1, 3 | Him for the saving of the human race, must be spread abroad
330 1, 7 | sent Him,18 that the whole human race might form one people
331 1, 7 | when all who share one human nature, regenerated in Christ
332 1, 8 | closely bound up even with human nature itself and its aspirations.
333 1, 8 | liberty and progress in human history, even in the temporal
334 2, 10 | been heard by two million human beings (and their number
335 2, 10 | cultural conditions of those human beings among whom He dwelt. ~
336 2, 11 | fully the real meaning of human life and the universal bond
337 2, 11 | undertakings and enterprises of human living; let them be familiar
338 2, 12 | Christian faithful in these human groups should be inspired
339 2, 12 | their charity care for the human person himself, loving him
340 2, 12 | toward the uplifting of human dignity, and toward better
341 2, 13 | an abrupt breaking off of human ties, but he also tastes
342 2, 16 | any given sector of the human family when the various
343 3, 19 | planting the Church in a given human community reaches a certain
344 3, 19 | theological, psychological, and human elements which can contribute
345 4, 24 | Christ, who redeemed the human race by His obedience.~The
346 6, 36 | to such vast and profound human needs, and may come to their
Presbyterorum ordinis
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347 Pref, 1 | provided for, in pastoral and human circumstances which very
348 1, 3 | certain virtues, which in human affairs are deservedly esteemed,
349 2, 6 | themselves at the service of some human faction of ideology, but,
350 2, 9 | in the different areas of human activity, so that together
351 3, 12 | such grace that even in human weakness1 they can and must
352 3, 13 | in the name of the whole human race, together with Christ
353 3, 15 | fulfill28 surpasses all human wisdom and human ability. "
354 3, 15 | surpasses all human wisdom and human ability. "God chooses the
355 3, 17 | to learn and appreciate human values and esteem created
356 3, 19 | theological science.~Since human culture and also sacred
357 3, 19 | knowledge of divine things and human affairs and so prepare themselves
Apostolicam actuositatem
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358 Intro, 1 | fact that many areas of human life have become increasingly
359 2, 6 | religion, the moral order, and human society itself, this sacred
360 2, 7 | of their relation to the human person, for whose service
361 2, 7 | supports, and significance for human welfare but rather perfects
362 2, 7 | corruption of morals and human institutions and not rarely
363 2, 7 | rarely to contempt for the human person himself. In our own
364 2, 8 | Matt. 25:40). Assuming human nature, He bound the whole
365 2, 8 | nature, He bound the whole human race to Himself as a family
366 2, 8 | aid intended to relieve human needs of every kind are
367 2, 8 | necessary for living a truly human life or are afflicted with
368 3, 10 | brings together the many human differences within its boundaries
369 3, 10 | as questions concerning human salvation, all of which
370 3, 11 | the beginning and basis of human society and, by His grace,
371 4, 18 | happily corresponds to a human and Christian need and at
372 5, 27 | field.9~Likewise, common human values not infrequently
373 5, 27 | well as to the unity of the human family. ~
374 6, 29 | apostolate presupposes a certain human and well-rounded formation
375 6, 29 | mind.~To cultivate good human relations, truly human values
376 6, 29 | good human relations, truly human values must be fostered,
377 6, 29 | increasing maturity of the human person and the proliferation
378 6, 29 | unity and integrity of the human person must be kept in mind
379 6, 31 | relation to all the aims of the human person. They should be trained
Optatam totius
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380 4, 10 | safeguards, both divine and human, let them learn to integrate
381 4, 11 | developed in the students a due human maturity. This will be made
382 5, 14 | the whole history of the human race, continually influences
383 5, 15 | recognition of the limits of human knowledge. Attention must
384 5, 16 | to seek the solutions to human problems under the light
385 5, 16 | changeable conditions of human affairs and to communicate
Perfectae caritatis
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386 0, 9 | renown in the Church and in human society, should be preserved
387 0, 11 | trained in matters divine and human so that they are truly a
388 0, 12 | impossible or harmful to human development and they will
389 0, 12 | the deepest instincts of human nature, candidates should
390 0, 14 | lessening the dignity of the human person, by extending the
391 0, 14 | of God, respecting their human dignity. In this way they
Dei verbum
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392 Pref, 3 | attentive to the conditions of human association which have brought
393 2, 12 | that earthly goods and human institutions according to
394 2, 12 | value of these things: the human person with his freedom
395 2, 13 | Church to converse with the human society in which it lives,5
396 2, 35 | role in the ministry of human salvation. This they should
Unitatis redintegratio
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397 1, 2 | give new life to the entire human race and unify it.2 Before
398 2, 12 | evaluation of the dignity of the human person, the establishment
399 3, 24 | professes its awareness that human powers and capacities cannot
Inter mirifica
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400 Intro, 1 | masses and the whole of human society, and thus can rightly
401 1, 3 | themselves and of the entire human family. In addition, the
402 1, 3 | must strive to instill a human and Christian spirit into
403 1, 6 | coordinates all other spheres of human affairs-the arts not excepted-even
404 1, 11 | in a position to lead the human race to good or to evil
405 2, 17 | foster Christian influence in human society. At the same time,
406 2, 22 | individual members of the whole human family, national offices
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