Dei verbum
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1 Pref, 1 | and proclaiming it with faith, the sacred synod takes
2 1, 5 | 5. "The obedience of faith" (Rom. 13:26; see 1:5; 2
3 1, 5 | Him. To make this act of faith, the grace of God and the
4 1, 5(4) | Constitution on the Catholic Faith, Chap. 3, "On Faith:" Denzinger
5 1, 5(4) | Catholic Faith, Chap. 3, "On Faith:" Denzinger 1789 (3008).~
6 1, 5 | Spirit constantly brings faith to completion by His gifts.~
7 1, 6(6) | Constitution on the Catholic Faith, Chap. 2, "On Revelation:"
8 2, 7(2) | Constitution on the Catholic Faith, Chap. 2, "On revelation:"
9 2, 8 | fight in defense of the faith handed on once and for all (
10 2, 8 | of life and increase in faith of the peoples of God; and
11 2, 8(5) | Constitution on the Catholic Faith, Chap. 4, "On Faith and
12 2, 8(5) | Catholic Faith, Chap. 4, "On Faith and Reason:" Denzinger 1800 (
13 2, 10 | professing the heritage of the faith, it becomes on the part
14 2, 10(8) | Constitution on the Catholic Faith, Chap. 3 "On Faith:" Denzinger
15 2, 10(8) | Catholic Faith, Chap. 3 "On Faith:" Denzinger 1792 (3011).~
16 2, 10 | from this one deposit of faith everything which it presents
17 3, 11(1) | Constitution on the Catholic Faith, Chap. 2 "On Revelation:"
18 3, 12 | between elements of the faith. It is the task of exegetes
19 3, 12(10)| Constitution on the Catholic Faith, Chapter 2, "On Revelation:"
20 5, 17 | preach the Gospel, stir up faith in Jesus, Christ and Lord,
21 5, 18 | writing: the foundation of faith, namely, the fourfold Gospel,
22 6, 21 | as the supreme rule of faith, since, as inspired by God
23 6, 21 | Church, the strength of faith for her sons, the food of
24 6, 24 | scrutinizing in the light of faith all truth stored up in the
Lumen gentium
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25 1, 5 | those who hear the Word with faith and become part of the little
26 1, 8 | Church, the community of faith, hope and charity, as an
27 2, 9 | as one all those who in faith look upon Jesus as the author
28 2, 11 | must confess before men the faith which they have received
29 2, 11 | to spread and defend the faith, both by word and by deed,
30 2, 11 | the first preachers of the faith to their children; they
31 2, 12 | especially by means of a life of faith and charity and by offering
32 2, 12 | discernment in matters of faith when "from the Bishops down
33 2, 12 | agreement in matters of faith and morals. That discernment
34 2, 12 | discernment in matters of faith is aroused and sustained
35 2, 12 | adheres unwaveringly to the faith given once and for all to
36 2, 14 | affirmed the necessity of faith and baptism124 and thereby
37 2, 14 | visible way are profession of faith, the sacraments, and ecclesiastical
38 2, 15 | they do not profess the faith in its entirety or do not
39 2, 16 | professing to hold the faith of Abraham, along with us
40 2, 17 | receive and profess the faith. She gives them the dispositions
41 2, 17 | obligation of spreading the faith is imposed on every disciple
42 3, 18 | and foundation of unity of faith and communion.1* And all
43 3, 21 | administering the sacraments of faith to those who believe, by
44 3, 23 | to safeguard the unity of faith and the discipline common
45 3, 23 | Church, especially that the faith may take increase and the
46 3, 23 | preserving the unity of faith and the unique divine constitution
47 3, 23 | as parent-stocks of the Faith, so to speak, have begotten
48 3, 24 | may attain to salvation by faith, baptism and the fulfilment
49 3, 25 | bishops are preachers of the faith, who lead new disciples
50 3, 25 | people committed to them the faith they must believe and put
51 3, 25 | Holy Spirit illustrate that faith. They bring forth from the
52 3, 25 | Catholic truth. In matters of faith and morals, the bishops
53 3, 25 | authentically teaching matters of faith and morals, they are in
54 3, 25 | are teachers and judges of faith and morals for the universal
55 3, 25 | to with the submission of faith.41*~And this infallibility
56 3, 25 | in defining doctrine of faith and morals, extends as far
57 3, 25 | confirms his brethren in their faith,166 by a definitive act
58 3, 25 | proclaims a doctrine of faith or morals.42* And therefore
59 3, 25 | defending a doctrine of Catholic faith.43* The infallibility promised
60 3, 25 | and progresses in unity of faith.44*~But when either the
61 3, 25 | to the divine deposit of faith.47*~
62 3, 26 | people to carry out with faith and reverence their part
63 3, 28 | sacraments, or even from the faith.~Because the human race
64 4, 31 | of a life resplendent in faith, hope and charity. Therefore,
65 4, 32 | God is one: "one Lord, one faith, one baptism"192; sharing
66 4, 32 | received an equal privilege of faith through the justice of God.194
67 4, 35 | gave understanding of the faith (sensu fidei) and an attractiveness
68 4, 35 | promise, and thus strong in faith and in hope they make the
69 4, 35 | powerful proclaimers of a faith in things to be hoped for,205
70 4, 35 | join to their profession of faith a life springing from faith.
71 4, 35 | faith a life springing from faith. This evangelization, that
72 4, 35 | in being witnesses of the faith and love of Christ to one
73 5, 40 | because in the baptism of faith they truly become sons of
74 5, 41 | duties in the path of living faith, which arouses hope and
75 5, 41 | receive all things with faith from the hand of their heavenly
76 5, 42 | make this profession of faith even in the midst of persecutions,
77 7, 48 | terrestrial life through our faith, while we perform with hope
78 7, 48 | revealed in us",262 strong in faith we look for the "blessed
79 7, 49 | according to the perpetual faith of the Church, is strengthened
80 7, 50 | given the supreme witness of faith and charity by the shedding
81 7, 51 | devotion this venerable faith of our ancestors regarding
82 7, 51 | understood in the fuller light of faith according to its genuine
83 8, 53 | and excellent exemplar in faith and charity. The Catholic
84 8, 56 | human salvation through faith and obedience. For, as St.
85 8, 56 | Virgin Mary loosened by her faith."7* Comparing Mary with
86 8, 58 | advanced in her pilgrimage of faith, and faithfully persevered
87 8, 61 | cooperated by her obedience, faith, hope and burning charity
88 8, 62 | consent which she gave in faith at the Annunciation and
89 8, 63 | the Church in the order of faith, charity and perfect union
90 8, 63 | Father, showing an undefiled faith, not in the word of the
91 8, 64 | receiving the word of God in faith becomes herself a mother.
92 8, 64 | a virgin, who keeps the faith given to her by her Spouse
93 8, 64 | virginal purity an entire faith, a firm hope and a sincere
94 8, 65 | greatest teachings of the faith as she is proclaimed and
95 8, 65 | continually progresses in faith, hope and charity, seeking
96 8, 67 | but proceeds from true faith, by which we are led to
97 Appen | those things in matters of faith and morals which it shall
Sacrosanctum concilium
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98 1, 9 | liturgy they must be called to faith and to conversion: "How
99 1, 9 | Church must ever preach faith and penance, she must prepare
100 1, 10 | are made sons of God by faith and baptism should come
101 1, 10 | they have grasped by their faith" 27; the renewal in the
102 1, 33 | prays or sings or acts, the faith of those taking part is
103 1, 37 | which do not implicate the faith or the good of the whole
104 2, 48 | present at this mystery of faith, should not be there as
105 2, 52 | homily the mysteries of the faith and the guiding principles
106 3, 59 | They not only presuppose faith, but by words and objects
107 3, 59 | are called "sacraments of faith." They do indeed impart
108 7, 122 | artists are in accordance with faith, piety, and cherished traditional
109 7, 123 | in honor of the Catholic faith sung by great men in times
110 7, 124 | artists which are repugnant to faith, morals, and Christian piety,
Gaudium et spes
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111 Pref, 3 | witness and voice to the faith of the whole people of God
112 Intro, 7 | and explicit adherence to faith. As a result many persons
113 Intro, 11 | earth. Motivated by this faith, it labors to decipher authentic
114 Intro, 11 | other men of our age. For faith throws a new light on everything,
115 1, 15 | Spirit that man comes by faith to the contemplation and
116 1, 18 | according to the Christian faith, when man who was ruined
117 1, 18 | man a solidly established faith provides the answer to his
118 1, 18 | for him. At the same time faith gives him the power to be
119 1, 18 | snatched away by death; faith arouses the hope that they
120 1, 19 | extravagantly that their faith in God lapses into a kind
121 1, 19 | their own training in the faith, or teach erroneous doctrine,
122 1, 21 | witness of a living and mature faith, namely, one trained to
123 1, 21 | luminous witness to this faith and continue to do so. This
124 1, 21 | continue to do so. This faith needs to prove its fruitfulness
125 1, 21 | they work together for the faith of the Gospel18 and who
126 2, 32 | those who receive Him in faith and in love. This He did
127 3, 36 | never truly conflicts with faith, for earthly matters and
128 3, 36 | matters and the concerns of faith derive from the same God. 6
129 3, 36 | many minds to conclude that faith and science are mutually
130 3, 36(6) | Constitution on the Catholic Faith, Chapter III: Denz. 1785-
131 3, 38 | journey in that sacrament of faith where natural elements refined
132 4, 40 | is a fact accessible to faith alone; it remains a mystery
133 4, 42 | hearts, namely from that faith and charity by which her
134 4, 42 | of man consists in that faith and charity put into vital
135 4, 43 | are forgetting that by the faith itself they are more obliged
136 4, 43 | This split between the faith which many profess and their
137 4, 43 | Acknowledging the demands of faith and endowed with its force,
138 5, 48 | suffuses their whole lives with faith, hope and charity. Thus
139 6, 57 | mystery of the Christian faith furnishes them with an excellent
140 6, 59 | which are distinct, namely faith and reason; and that the
141 6, 59(8) | Constitution on the Catholic Faith: Denzinger 1795, 1799 (3015,
142 6, 62 | necessarily harm the life of faith, rather they can stimulate
143 6, 62 | accurate understanding of the faith. The recent studies and
144 6, 62 | times; for the deposit of Faith or the truths are one thing
145 6, 62 | adequate and mature life of faith.~Literature and the arts
146 6, 62 | better understanding of the faith. This common effort will
147 8, 76 | true freedom to preach the faith, to teach her social doctrine,
Gravissimum educationis
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148 0 | more aware of the gift of Faith they have received, and
149 0 | of God according to the faith received in Baptism, to
150 0 | enlightens and strengthens the faith, nourishes life according
151 0 | and man is illumined by faith.25 So indeed the Catholic
152 0 | strangers to the gift of Faith. ~
153 0 | realization of the harmony of faith and science. Thus there
154 0 | society and witness to the faith in the world.32~In Catholic
Nostra aetate
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155 0, 2 | witness to the Christian faith and life, they recognize,
156 0, 3 | as Abraham, with whom the faith of Islam takes pleasure
157 0, 4 | design, the beginnings of her faith and her election are found
158 0, 4 | Christ-Abraham's sons according to faith 6-are included in the same
Dignitatis humanae
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159 0, 4 | teaching and witness to their faith, whether by the spoken or
160 0, 4 | in spreading religious faith and in introducing religious
161 0, 9 | of the act of Christian faith.~
162 0, 10 | man's response to God in faith must be free: no one therefore
163 0, 10 | to embrace the Christian faith against his own will.8 This
164 0, 10 | the Church.7 The act of faith is of its very nature a
165 0, 10 | reasonable and free submission of faith. It is therefore completely
166 0, 10 | accord with the nature of faith that in matters religious
167 0, 10 | invited to the Christian faith, embrace it of their own
168 0, 11 | His intention was to rouse faith in His hearers and to confirm
169 0, 11 | hearers and to confirm them in faith, not to exert coercion upon
170 0, 11 | strove to convert men to faith in Christ as the Lord; not,
171 0, 11 | their rulers. With a firm faith they held that the Gospel
172 0, 11 | against God27 and bring men to faith in Christ and to His service.28
173 0, 12 | one is to be coerced into faith has always stood firm.~Thus
174 0, 13 | precepts of the Christian faith.33~In turn, where the principle
175 0, 14 | ignorance with regard to the faith.37 All is to be taken into
176 0, 14 | to accept and profess the faith.~
Ad gentes
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177 1, 4 | in the catholicity of the faith by means of the Church of
178 1, 5 | Church of spreading the faith and the salvation of Christ,
179 1, 5 | she may lead them to the faith, the freedom and the peace
180 1, 6 | spreads abroad her saving Faith. It perfects her Catholic
181 1, 6 | and blocks the way to the faith for many. Hence, by the
182 1, 6 | bearing witness to the same faith, they should at least be
183 1, 7 | language the necessity of faith and baptism (cf. Mark 16:
184 1, 7 | the Gospel to find that faith without which it is impossible
185 2, 13 | already sharing through faith in the mystery of Christ'
186 2, 13 | forcing anyone to embrace the Faith, or alluring or enticing
187 2, 13 | frightened away from the Faith by unjust vexations on the
188 2, 14 | introduced into the life of faith, of liturgy, and of love,
189 2, 14 | the profession of their faith, in the spread of the Gospel
190 2, 14 | already leading a life of faith, hope, and charity. ~
191 2, 15 | hearts a submission to the faith Who in the womb of the baptismal
192 2, 15 | nations a common profession of faith, insofar as their beliefs
193 2, 17 | contribution to the spread of the Faith and of the Church.~In our
194 2, 17 | for the Propagation of the Faith to provide special funds
195 2, 17 | people they may serve the Faith with greater authority.~
196 3, 19 | status as communities of faith, liturgy, and love. The
197 3, 19 | Religious life. Finally, the Faith is taught by an adequate
198 3, 20 | foremost a herald of the Faith, who leads new disciples
199 3, 20 | from embracing the Catholic Faith because they cannot adapt
200 3, 21 | regenerated in the Church by faith and by baptism, so that
201 3, 21 | it in Christ, so that the Faith of Christ and the life of
202 3, 21 | Let them also spread the Faith of Christ among those with
203 3, 22 | clearly seen in what ways faith may seek for understanding,
204 4, 23 | the duty of spreading the Faith,1 Christ the Lord always
205 4, 23 | authority, they go out in faith and obedience to those who
206 4, 25 | life. Imbued with a living faith and a hope that never fails,
207 4, 26 | nourished with the "words of faith and with good doctrine" (
208 5, 29 | the "Propagation of the Faith," which should direct and
209 6, 36 | obligation for the spread of the Faith is this: to lead a profoundly
210 6, 41 | offer to others that gift of Faith which they have received
Presbyterorum ordinis
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211 2, 4 | saving word the spark of faith is lit in the hearts of
212 2, 4 | the Apostle describes: "Faith comes from hearing, and
213 2, 4(5) | Son fellow teachers of the faith through whom the apostles
214 2, 4(5) | keeps intact the Catholic faith and announces true salvation
215 2, 4 | the Gospel draws men to faith and to the sacraments of
216 2, 4 | precisely sacraments of faith, a faith which is born of
217 2, 4 | precisely sacraments of faith, a faith which is born of and nourished
218 2, 4(9) | has received the truth of faith;" St. Thomas, "Exposition
219 2, 4(9) | first, that they teach the faith; second, that they confer
220 2, 6 | therefore, as educators in the faith, must see to it either by
221 2, 9 | uncover with a sense of faith, acknowledge with joy and
222 2, 9 | or perhaps even from the faith. Indeed, as good shepherds,
223 3, 13 | and the teaching of the faith, spend thy care on them;
224 3, 13 | they are leaders in the faith and as they "enter the sanctuary
225 3, 13 | the full assurance of the faith" (Heb 10:22) they set up
226 3, 15 | men. In a great spirit of faith, let them receive and execute
227 3, 16 | the world to come, by a faith and charity already made
228 3, 17 | to them in the light of faith, so that they might correctly
229 3, 18 | reading, under the light of faith, they can more diligently
230 End, 22 | which have arisen to the faith: the seeming unproductivity
231 End, 22 | be uniquely perceived by faith. For the leaders of the
232 End, 22 | People of God must walk by faith, following the example of
233 End, 22 | faithful Abraham, who in faith "obeyed by going out into
Apostolicam actuositatem
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234 1, 3 | the apostolate through the faith, hope, and charity which
235 1, 4 | a continual exercise of faith, hope, and charity. Only
236 1, 4 | charity. Only by the light of faith and by meditation on the
237 1, 4 | goal.~They who have this faith live in the hope of the
238 1, 4 | of the household of the faith (cf. Gal. 6:10), laying
239 2, 6 | view to leading them to faith, or to the faithful with
240 3, 11 | in grace and witnesses of faith for each other, their children,
241 3, 11 | first to communicate the faith to their children and to
242 3, 13 | conforming their lives to their faith so that they become the
243 3, 14 | adequately enlightened in faith and Christian doctrine should
244 4, 16 | whole lay life arising from faith, hope, and charity. It manifests
245 4, 16 | must seek in the light of faith loftier motives of action
246 4, 19 | of the members and their faith must be given primary consideration.
247 6, 29 | all things in the light of faith as well as to develop and
Optatam totius
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248 2, 2 | animated by the spirit of faith and love and by the sense
249 4, 8 | ideal, to be strengthened in faith, hope and charity, so that,
250 5, 14 | their own entire lives with faith and be strengthened in embracing
251 5, 15 | under the higher light of faith.~
252 5, 16 | disciplines, in the light of faith and under the guidance of
Perfectae caritatis
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253 0, 2 | events wisely in the light of faith and burning with apostolic
254 0, 12 | have professed must have faith in the words of the Lord,
255 0, 14 | Spirit, subject themselves in faith to their superiors who hold
256 0, 14 | therefore, in the spirit of faith and love for the divine
257 0, 25 | religious, therefore, rooted in faith and filled with love for
Dei verbum
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258 Pref, 2 | authentic teachers of the faith, pontiffs, and pastors through
259 1, 6 | and even of losing the faith itself.~Let bishops, therefore,
260 2, 12 | to men, calling them to a faith in the power of the Spirit
261 2, 12 | confirming them in a living faith. They should expound the
262 2, 14 | is intended to make the faith, as illumined by teaching,
263 2, 30 | people so that, rooted in faith, hope and charity, they
264 3, 36 | in teaching the truths of faith and ordering ecclesiastical
265 3, 36 | fresh vigor. In such a way faith will be deepened and discipline
Unitatis redintegratio
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266 1, 2 | Church, into a unity of faith, hope and charity, as the
267 1, 2 | your calling; one Lord, one faith, one Baptism".6 For "all
268 1, 2 | after his confession of faith determined that on him He
269 1, 2 | to him to be confirmed in faith12 and shepherded in perfect
270 1, 2 | their confessing the one faith, celebrating divine worship
271 1, 3 | who have been justified by faith in Baptism are members of
272 1, 3 | God; the life of grace; faith, hope and charity, with
273 1, 4 | genuinely belongs to the faith; indeed, it can always bring
274 2, 6 | distinguished from the deposit of faith itself-these can and should
275 2, 11 | method in which the Catholic faith is expressed should never
276 2, 11 | same time, the Catholic faith must be explained more profoundly
277 2, 11 | the fundamental Christian faith. Thus the way will be opened
278 2, 12 | Christians confess their faith in the triune God, one and
279 3, 13 | of questions bearing on faith and the structure of the
280 3, 14 | in a brotherly union of faith and sacramental life; the
281 3, 14 | between them over matters of faith or discipline. Among other
282 3, 14 | the family ties of common faith and charity which ought
283 3, 14 | dogmas of the Christian faith, on the Trinity, on the
284 3, 14 | Virgin Mary. To preserve this faith these Churches have suffered
285 3, 20 | to bear witness to their faith among the peoples of the
286 3, 21 | salvation to every one who has faith, to the Jew first and then
287 3, 22 | also rose again-through faith in the working of God, who
288 3, 22 | a complete profession of faith, complete incorporation
289 3, 23 | brethren is nourished by their faith in Christ and strengthened
290 3, 23 | shared with us of old. ~Their faith in Christ bears fruit in
291 3, 23 | their neighbor. This active faith has been responsible for
292 3, 24 | Church, in harmony with the faith which the Catholic Church
Orientalium ecclesiarum
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293 1, 2 | Holy Spirit by the same faith, the same sacraments and
294 6, 25 | profession of the Catholic faith demands. Eastern clerics,
295 6, 26 | danger of aberration in the faith, of scandal and indifferentism,
296 6, 27 | in fact separated in good faith from the Catholic Church,
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