Dei verbum
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1 1, 3 | those who perseveringly do good in search of salvation (
2 3, 11 | efficient and equipped for good work of every kind" (2 Tim.
Lumen gentium
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3 1, 5 | course by preaching the Good News, that is, the coming
4 1, 6 | nourished by Christ Himself, the Good Shepherd and the Prince
5 1, 8 | by the Father "to bring good news to the poor, to heal
6 2, 12 | hold fast to that which is good.116~
7 2, 13 | itself, insofar as they are good, the ability, riches and
8 2, 13 | its special gifts to the good of the other parts and of
9 2, 13 | sacred ministry for the good of their brethren, or by
10 2, 13 | words of the Apostle hold good: "According to the gift
11 2, 13 | administer it to one another as good stewards of the manifold
12 2, 16 | His grace strive to live a good life. Whatever good or truth
13 2, 16 | live a good life. Whatever good or truth is found amongst
14 2, 17 | Through her work, whatever good is in the minds and hearts
15 2, 17 | hearts of men, whatever good lies latent in the religious
16 3, 18 | ministries, which work for the good of the whole body. For those
17 3, 22 | their own authority for the good of their own faithful, and
18 3, 26 | must be an influence for good to those over whom they
19 3, 26 | help, exchanging evil for good, so that together with the
20 3, 27 | eyes the example of the Good Shepherd, who came not to
21 3, 28 | and priests, and serve the good of the whole Church according
22 3, 28 | the truth and life, and as good shepherds go after those
23 4, 34 | increasingly urges them on to every good and perfect work.~For besides
24 4, 37 | things which concern the good of the Church 7*. When occasions
25 5, 40 | into an abundant harvest of good, as is admirably shown by
26 5, 41 | abound in every spiritual good and thus present to all
27 5, 41 | whatever is true, just and of good repute. They will accomplish
28 5, 42 | in order that love, as good seed may grow and bring
29 6, 45 | consideration of the common good.7* In like manner, these
30 7, 48 | according to his works, whether good or evil"260 and at the end
31 7, 48 | world "they who have done good shall come forth unto resurrection
32 7, 51 | whereby, for our own greater good and that of the whole Church,
Sacrosanctum concilium
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33 1, 9 | the Church announces the good tidings of salvation to
34 1, 23 | no innovations unless the good of the Church genuinely
35 1, 37 | implicate the faith or the good of the whole community;
36 2, 48 | the contrary, through a good understanding of the rites
37 2, 57 | this reason it has seemed good to the Council to extend
38 3, 81 | various regions. This holds good also for the liturgical
39 5, 106 | mystery every eighth day; with good reason this, then, bears
40 5, 109 | be restored as may seem good.~b) The same is to apply
41 5, 110 | celebrated everywhere on Good Friday and, where possible,
42 7, 122 | fact, the Church has, with good reason, always reserved
43 7, 129 | in a position to aid, by good advice, artists who are
Gaudium et spes
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44 Intro, 11 | these values are exceedingly good. Yet they are often wrenched
45 1, 12 | had made, and it was very good" (Gen. 1:31).~
46 1, 13 | which cannot come from his good Creator. Often refusing
47 1, 13 | dramatic struggle between good and evil, between light
48 1, 14 | obliged to regard his body as good and honorable since God
49 1, 15 | love for what is true and good. Steeped in wisdom. man
50 1, 16 | Always summoning him to love good and avoid evil, the voice
51 1, 17 | spontaneous choice of what is good, and procures for himself
52 1, 17 | life, whether he has done good or evil.13~
53 1, 22 | Christians, but for all men of good will in whose hearts grace
54 2, 25 | often diverted from doing good and spurred toward and by
55 2, 26 | As a result the common good, that is, the sum of those
56 2, 26 | education, to employment, to a good reputation, to respect,
57 2, 28 | with them.~This love and good will, to be sure, must in
58 2, 28 | you: love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, and
59 2, 30 | contributing to the common good, according to his own abilities
60 3, 35 | harmonize with the genuine good of the human race, and that
61 3, 37 | and bad is mixed with the good, individuals and groups
62 3, 37 | he is to cling to what is good, nor can he achieve his
63 3, 39 | freedom, and indeed all the good fruits of our nature and
64 4, 42 | council regards all the true, good and just elements inherent
65 4, 42 | the demands of the common good and to the free exercise
66 4, 43 | above all for the common good.~Since they have an active
67 4, 44 | reality, and to recognize her good influence, so the Church
68 5, 48 | is a lasting one. For the good of the spouses and their
69 5, 48 | this intimate union and the good of the children impose total
70 5, 49 | the will; it involves the good of the whole person, and
71 5, 50 | Himself Who said, "it is not good for man to be alone" (Gen.
72 5, 52 | cooperation with other men of good will. Thus when difficulties
73 6, 59 | the human person, to the good of the community and of
74 6, 59 | the limits of the common good, as long, of course, as
75 6, 60 | promotion of the common good in a truly human manner
76 7, 65 | migration-gravely endanger the common good.~
77 7, 67 | workshop, and the common good.6~Since economic activity
78 7, 68 | of the universal common good according to their capacities
79 7, 69(10)| created goods serve the common good."~
80 7, 71 | the limits of the common good, and with fair compensation.
81 7, 71 | detriment of the common good.14~By its very nature private
82 7, 71 | nevertheless, the common good requires expropriation,
83 8, 73 | attainment of the common good, and in organizing the relations
84 8, 73 | the service of the common good to the interests of one
85 8, 73 | of service to the common good, and by strengthening basic
86 8, 74 | realization of the common good.1 For this purpose they
87 8, 74 | for the sake of the common good, in which it finds its full
88 8, 74 | legitimacy. Indeed, the common good embraces the sum of those
89 8, 74 | citizens toward the common good, not in a mechanical or
90 8, 74 | required for the common good; but it is legitimate for
91 8, 75 | vote to further the common good. The Church praises and
92 8, 75 | work of those who for the good of men devote themselves
93 8, 75 | cooperation is to produce the good results which may be expected
94 8, 75 | are required by the common good. Rulers must be careful
95 8, 75 | temporarily for the common good, freedom should be restored
96 8, 75 | direct their attention to the good of the whole human family,
97 8, 75 | their service of the common good. In this way they are to
98 8, 75 | required for the common good; it is never allowable to
99 8, 75 | priority over the common good.~Great care must be taken
100 8, 76 | service be exercised for the good of all. For man's horizons
101 8, 76 | correspond to the general good according to the diversity
102 8, 76 | that is found to be true, good and beautiful in the human
103 9, 78 | greater justice. The common good of humanity finds its ultimate
104 9, 78 | concrete demands of this common good are constantly changing
105 9, 82 | support should be given to the good will of the very many leaders
106 9, 82 | same time guarantee the good of their own people and
107 9, 82 | and promote the universal good are very greatly dependent
108 9, 82 | feeling. It does them no good to work for peace as long
109 9, 84 | of the universal common good now require of the community
Gravissimum educationis
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110 0 | ultimate end and of the good of the societies of which,
111 0 | best to promote the common good.~This sacred synod likewise
112 0 | Christ contribute to the good of the whole society.9 Wherefore
113 0 | for the common temporal good. Its function is to promote
114 0 | moreover, as the common good demands, to build schools
115 0 | of the human person, the good of earthly society and the
116 0 | promote efficaciously the good of the earthly city and
117 0 | should be developed which the good of all mankind requires.36
Nostra aetate
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118 0, 1 | our life? What is moral good, what sin? Whence suffering
119 0, 2 | preserve and promote the good things, spiritual and moral,
120 0, 5 | Christian faithful to "maintain good fellowship among the nations" (
Dignitatis humanae
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121 0, 6 | an element of the common good, is never violated, whether
122 0, 7 | when men live together in good order and in true justice,
123 0, 13 | things that concern the good of the Church and indeed
124 0, 14 | all men.... For this is good and agreeable in the sight
Ad gentes
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125 1, 3 | He anointed me; to bring good news to the poor He sent
126 1, 6 | their contribution to the good of the whole Church. The
127 1, 9 | of vice. And so, whatever good is found to be sown in the
128 2, 11 | other men, observing their good works, can glorify the Father (
129 2, 15 | let them be assisted by good schools; let associations
130 2, 15 | People of God in very many good things. Insofar as religious
131 2, 15 | their own national life. As good citizens, they should be
132 3, 22 | divine dew, sprouts from the good ground and draws from thence
133 4, 23 | He wills for the common good (1 Cor. 12:11), He inspires
134 4, 26 | different nations in order to be good ministers of Christ, should
135 4, 26 | words of faith and with good doctrine" (1 Tim. 4:6),
136 4, 27 | services for the common good, those churches which were
137 5, 31 | projects which will serve the good of all as for instance,
138 5, 32 | 32. It would also be good to coordinate the activities
139 6, 36 | 13). This testimony of a good life will more easily have
140 6, 38 | more effectively for the good of the whole Church, it
Presbyterorum ordinis
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141 1, 3 | men. They are to live as good shepherds that know their
142 1, 3 | whatever loving, whatever of good repute, if there be any
143 2, 6 | spiritual progress for the good of the whole Church. Finally,
144 2, 8 | follow their projects with good will. By the same token,
145 2, 9 | defenders of the common good, with which they are charged
146 2, 9 | from the faith. Indeed, as good shepherds, they should not
147 2, 10 | and incardinated for the good of the whole Church.~Priests
148 3, 12 | acceptable people, pursuing good works" (Tt 2:14), and thus
149 3, 13 | aroused by the example of the Good Shepherd that they may give
150 3, 14 | fulfill the role of the Good Shepherd, in the very exercise
151 3, 15 | methods for the greater good of the Church. With enthusiasm
152 3, 17 | willing to set aside for the good of the Church or for works
Apostolicam actuositatem
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153 1, 3 | received it, may also be "good stewards of the manifold
154 1, 3 | and in the world for the good of men and the building
155 1, 3 | things and hold for what is good (cf. 1 Thess. 5:12,19,21).4~
156 1, 4 | divine charity, they do good to all men, especially to
157 2, 6 | their Christian life and good works done in a supernatural
158 2, 6 | order that they may see your good works and give glory to
159 2, 7 | temporal order, namely, the good things of life and the prosperity
160 2, 7 | all He had made was very good" (Gen. 1:31). This natural
161 2, 8 | cooperate with all men of good will.6 ~
162 3, 10 | return to God a part of the good things that they receive
163 3, 11 | should cooperate with men of good will to ensure the preservation
164 3, 11 | promotes justice and other good works for the service of
165 3, 12 | stimulate young persons first by good example to take part in
166 3, 13 | love of the true and the good and finally to the Church
167 3, 14 | promote the true common good. Thus they should make the
168 3, 14 | precepts and the common good. Catholics skilled in public
169 3, 14 | both further the common good and at the same time prepare
170 3, 14 | with all men and women of good will to promote whatever
171 5, 24 | apostolate to the common good of the Church, and attend
172 5, 24 | the demands of the common good of the Church, moreover,
173 6, 29 | kept in mind.~To cultivate good human relations, truly human
174 6, 30 | bestowed on him for the good of his brethren.~
175 6, 31 | attentive always to the common good in line with the principles
Perfectae caritatis
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176 0, 1 | to be equipped for every good work (cf. 2 Tim 3:17) and
177 0, 1 | today may yield greater good to the Church, the sacred
178 0, 2 | rule.~b) It redounds to the good of the Church that institutes
179 0, 14 | harmony among them for the good of the community and the
180 0, 14 | express that concern for the good of the entire community
181 0, 25 | future glory, spread the good news of Christ throughout
Dei verbum
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182 Pref, 2 | to provide for the common good of the universal Church
183 Pref, 2 | universal Church and for the good of the individual churches.
184 1, 7 | through the prayers and good works of their confreres. ~
185 1, 9 | with his authority for the good of the churches and in the
186 1, 10 | are established for the good of the universal Church,
187 2, 16 | who serve.12 Let them be good shepherds who know their
188 2, 16 | bishops, "ready for every good work" (2 Tim. 2:21) and "
189 2, 22 | the extent required by the good of souls, a fitting revision
190 2, 25 | governing of dioceses that the good of the Lord's flock is always
191 2, 25 | episcopal duties as the good of souls demands, either
192 2, 26 | To the extent that the good of souls demands, the diocesan
193 2, 26 | possible present and future good of the diocese, the diocesan
194 2, 31 | parish exists solely for the good of souls. Wherefore, the
195 2, 31 | stability of office which the good of souls demands. The distinction
196 2, 31 | provide for the needs of the good of souls. ~Pastors who are
197 2, 33 | Body of Christ and for the good of the particular churches. ~
198 2, 35 | dispose of them for the good of the universal Church20
199 2, 35 | competent authority for the good of the churches under its
200 3 | COOPERATING FOR THE COMMON GOOD OF MANY CHURCHES ~
201 3, 36 | their wills for the common good and for the welfare of the
202 3, 37 | the service of the common good of the churches. ~Wherefore,
203 3, 38 | office to promote the greater good which the Church offers
204 3, 38 | and safeguard the common good. ~6.) It is highly recommended
205 3, 38 | fostering works for the good of religion, should take
206 3, 38 | account also the common good of the whole territory where
207 3, 39 | 39. The good of souls requires fitting
Unitatis redintegratio
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208 1, 4 | the duties for the common good of humanity which are demanded
209 2, 7 | The words of St. John hold good about sins against unity: "
210 2, 9 | with a sense of realism and good will. Catholics, who already
211 3, 16 | faithful, and more for the good of their souls. The perfect
Orientalium ecclesiarum
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212 1, 4 | hierarchy where the spiritual good of the faithful demands
213 1, 4 | as better to further the good of religion and to safeguard
214 2, 5 | to the promotion of the good of souls.~
215 6, 26 | souls and their spiritual good are impelling motives. For
216 6, 27 | are in fact separated in good faith from the Catholic
Inter mirifica
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217 1, 3 | its duties to announce the Good News of salvation also with
218 1, 5 | effectively to the common good and more readily promote
219 1, 11 | to lead the human race to good or to evil by informing
220 1, 11 | never to oppose the common good. For the purpose of better
221 1, 12 | responsibilities in view of the common good, to which these media are
222 2, 14 | 14. First, a good press should be fostered.
223 2, 14 | support should be given to good radio and television programs,
224 Appen, 24 | Synod invites all men of good will, especially those who
225 Appen, 24 | turn them solely to the good of society, whose fate depends
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