Dei verbum
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1 2, 8 | penetrating understanding of the spiritual realities which they experience,
2 6, 21 | and everlasting source of spiritual life. Consequently these
Lumen gentium
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3 1, 8 | visible assembly and the spiritual community, nor the earthly
4 2, 10 | Spirit, are consecrated as a spiritual house and a holy priesthood,
5 2, 10 | Christian man they may offer spiritual sacrifices and proclaim
6 2, 13 | communion whereby they share spiritual riches, apostolic workers
7 2, 15 | with us in prayer and other spiritual benefits. Likewise we can
8 3, 21 | and they passed on this spiritual gift to their helpers by
9 3, 23 | for the harvest and also spiritual and material aid, both directly
10 3, 23 | their own theological and spiritual heritage. Some of these
11 3, 28 | manifests itself in mutual aid, spiritual as well as material, pastoral
12 4, 33 | are to be performed for a spiritual purpose.~Upon all the laity,
13 4, 34 | priestly function of offering spiritual worship for the glory of
14 4, 34 | borne-all these become "spiritual sacrifices acceptable to
15 4, 35 | this darkness, against the spiritual forces of wickedness.203~
16 4, 37 | in abundance from their spiritual shepherds the spiritual
17 4, 37 | spiritual shepherds the spiritual goods of the Church, especially
18 4, 37 | obedience decisions of their spiritual shepherds, since they are
19 4, 37 | not with grief.211~Let the spiritual shepherds recognize and
20 4, 37 | between the laity and their spiritual leaders: in the laity a
21 4, 37 | to the projects of their spiritual leaders. The latter, on
22 4, 37 | decisions regarding both spiritual and temporal matters. In
23 4, 38 | must nourish the world with spiritual fruits.212 They must diffuse
24 5, 41 | sacrament of Orders, form the spiritual crown of the bishops.6*
25 5, 41 | they should abound in every spiritual good and thus present to
26 5, 41 | under the watchful eye of spiritual shepherds, are bound to
27 5, 42 | certainly a particular source of spiritual fecundity in the world.~
28 6, 44 | way. Since this is so, the spiritual life of these people should
29 6, 45 | commends them to God, imparts a spiritual blessing on them and accompanies
30 6, 46 | purification of heart and spiritual liberty. They continually
31 7, 49 | strengthened by communication of spiritual goods.2* For by reason of
Sacrosanctum concilium
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32 1, 5 | heart 8, to be a "bodily and spiritual medicine" 9, the Mediator
33 1, 12 | 12. The spiritual life, however, is not limited
34 1, 12 | receiving the offering of the spiritual victim," he may fashion
35 1, 16 | theological, historical, spiritual, pastoral, and juridical
36 1, 16 | professors of dogmatic, spiritual, and pastoral theology and
37 1, 17 | liturgical formation in their spiritual life. For this they will
38 3, 60 | effects, particularly of a spiritual kind, which are obtained
39 4, 94 | themselves may be recited with spiritual advantage, it is best that
Gaudium et spes
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40 Intro, 4 | without a corresponding spiritual advancement.~Influenced
41 Intro, 5 | 5. Today's spiritual agitation and the changing
42 1, 14 | recognizes in himself a spiritual and immortal soul, he is
43 2, 23 | mutual respect for the full spiritual dignity of the person. Christian
44 2, 23 | written into man's moral and spiritual nature.~Since rather recent
45 2, 29 | highest of all realities, spiritual ones, even though meanwhile,
46 4, 40 | visible association and a spiritual community,"6 goes forward
47 4, 43 | priests they may look for spiritual light and nourishment. Let
48 5, 48 | Families too will share their spiritual riches generously with other
49 5, 50 | both the material and the spiritual conditions of the times
50 5, 52 | liturgical worship, and by other spiritual aids to conjugal and family
51 6, 53 | perfects his many bodily and spiritual qualities; he strives by
52 6, 53 | conserves in his works, great spiritual experiences and desires,
53 6, 55 | paramount importance for the spiritual and moral maturity of the
54 6, 58 | it were from within, the spiritual qualities and traditions
55 6, 59 | flows immediately from the spiritual and social character of
56 7, 64 | his intellectual, moral, spiritual, and religious life; this
57 7, 65 | community of the material or spiritual aid that it needs-saving
58 7, 67 | material, social, cultural, and spiritual life and that of his dependents,
59 9, 86 | their own home front those spiritual and material readjustments
60 9, 86 | nevertheless contrary to man's spiritual nature and advancement.
61 9, 86 | traditions some portion of the spiritual treasure entrusted by God
Gravissimum educationis
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62 0 | easily their cultural and spiritual inheritance and of fulfilling
63 0 | circumstances and provide spiritual aid in every way the times
64 0 | energies not only on the spiritual life of students who attend
65 0 | but, solicitous for the spiritual formation of all their children,
66 0 | prepared, should give abiding spiritual and intellectual assistance
Nostra aetate
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67 0, 2 | promote the good things, spiritual and moral, as well as the
68 0, 4 | Soph. 3:9).12 ~Since the spiritual patrimony common to Christians
69 0, 4 | reasons but by the Gospel's spiritual love, decries hatred, persecutions,
Dignitatis humanae
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70 0, 13 | herself in her character as a spiritual authority, established by
Ad gentes
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71 1, 7 | to share with all men the spiritual goods of both its life and
72 1, 9 | cf. Eph. 4:13); and the spiritual temple, where God is adored
73 2, 13 | 14:6), fulfills all their spiritual expectations, and even infinitely
74 2, 13 | new convert sets out on a spiritual journey, by means of which,
75 2, 16 | said about closely joining spiritual formation with the doctrinal
76 2, 17 | ministry and in which their spiritual life could be nourished
77 2, 17 | for their doctrinal and spiritual training. Besides, it is
78 3, 20 | that biblical, theological, spiritual and pastoral refresher courses
79 4, 25 | be prepared by a special spiritual and moral training.5 For
80 4, 25 | uplifted and nourished by the spiritual life. Imbued with a living
81 6, 36 | others will cause a new spiritual wind to blow for the whole
82 6, 41 | necessary technical and spiritual preparation, which should
Presbyterorum ordinis
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83 1, 2 | royal priesthood; they offer spiritual sacrifices to God through
84 1, 2 | ministry of the priests, the spiritual sacrifice of the faithful
85 2, 5 | Eucharist contains the entire spiritual boon of the Church,16 that
86 2, 5(15)| quasi consummation of the spiritual life, and the goal of all
87 2, 5 | faithful to sing hymns and spiritual songs in their hearts to
88 2, 6 | the other priestly duties, spiritual power is conferred upon
89 2, 6 | deserve special care in their spiritual progress for the good of
90 2, 6 | strengthening the faithful for their spiritual combat.~In building the
91 2, 6 | spend themselves for the spiritual growth of the Body of Christ. ~
92 2, 7 | and especially for their spiritual well-being. For above all
93 2, 8 | the development of their spiritual and intellectual life, that
94 2, 9 | are attracted to a higher spiritual life. Likewise, they should
95 2, 10 | 10. The spiritual gift which priests receive
96 2, 10 | should be given to their spiritual life as well as their mental
97 2, 11 | effort, diligent and prudent spiritual direction is of the greatest
98 3 | SECTION 2 Special Spiritual Requirements in the Life
99 3, 16 | and a special source of spiritual fecundity in the world.34
100 3, 17 | freedom and docility grows spiritual discretion in which is found
101 3, 18 | Aids to encourage the spiritual life.) In order that, in
102 3, 18 | Outstanding among all these spiritual aids are those acts by which
103 3, 18 | greatly deepened. Nourished by spiritual reading, under the light
104 3, 18 | the Most Holy Eucharist, spiritual retreats and spiritual direction
105 3, 18 | spiritual retreats and spiritual direction are of great worth.
106 3, 19 | that their doctrine be "spiritual medicine for the People
107 3, 19 | they may strengthen their spiritual life and mutually communicate
108 3, 20 | is to be exercised for a spiritual purpose.~
Apostolicam actuositatem
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109 1, 3 | only that they may offer spiritual sacrifices in everything
110 1, 4 | the Church is nourished by spiritual aids which are common to
111 1, 4 | should be irrelevant to their spiritual life, in keeping with the
112 1, 4 | whatsoever.~This plan for the spiritual life of the laity should
113 1, 4 | special characteristics of the spiritual life which are proper to
114 1, 4 | example of this type of spiritual and apostolic life is the
115 2, 5 | in the world, in both the spiritual and the temporal orders.
116 2, 7 | must offer the moral and spiritual aids by which the temporal
117 3, 13 | it should not exclude any spiritual or temporal benefit which
118 4, 17 | In this way, by giving spiritual help to one another through
119 4, 22 | the necessary formation, spiritual consolation, and incentive. ~
120 5, 24 | the laity, provide it with spiritual principles and support,
121 5, 24 | which have an immediately spiritual purpose, thereby assuming
122 5, 25 | themselves to nourishing the spiritual life and an apostolic attitude
123 6, 28 | not only by the continuous spiritual and doctrinal progress of
124 6, 29 | and by its own form of the spiritual life.~The formation for
125 6, 29 | apostolate.~In addition to spiritual formation, a solid doctrinal
126 6, 30 | solicitous for the material and spiritual needs of their neighbor.
127 6, 30 | they provide doctrinal, spiritual, and practical formation.
128 6, 32 | periods of recollection, spiritual exercises, frequent meetings,
129 6, 32 | doctrine, the nourishment.of spiritual life, the discernment of
Optatam totius
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130 2, 3 | particularly through appropriate spiritual direction, to follow Christ
131 3, 4 | all the forms of training, spiritual, intellectual, disciplinary,
132 3, 5 | pastoral experience and special spiritual and pedagogical training.
133 3, 6 | freedom of choice, into his spiritual, moral and intellectual
134 4 | CAREFUL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SPIRITUAL TRAINING~
135 4, 8 | 8. The spiritual training should be closely
136 4, 8 | the special help of the spiritual director, should be imparted
137 4, 8 | should be taken lest the spiritual formation consist in them
138 4, 9 | more readily conformed to a spiritual life that more than in any
139 4, 12 | 12. In order that the spiritual training rest upon a more
140 4, 12 | intense introduction to the spiritual life. It will also be their
141 5, 16 | it the food of their own spiritual lives, and be enabled to
142 5, 18 | needs of the apostolate. The spiritual and pastoral training of
143 7, 21 | apostolic activity, under its spiritual, intellectual, and pastoral
Perfectae caritatis
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144 0, 6 | desires and so nourish their spiritual life from this richest of
145 0, 11 | attention especially to the spiritual training to be given members
146 0, 12 | will repudiate by a certain spiritual instinct everything which
147 0, 18 | have received in matters spiritual and in arts and sciences.
148 0, 18 | see to it that directors, spiritual fathers, and professors
Dei verbum
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149 1, 8 | it contributes to their spiritual welfare, except in those
150 2, 16 | should be solicitous for the spiritual, intellectual and material
151 2, 16 | and the renewal of their spiritual life and for the acquisition
152 2, 17 | regard not only for man's spiritual and moral circumstances
153 2, 18 | promoted to sustain the spiritual life of those who go to
154 2, 18 | look to and promote their spiritual care by means of suitable
155 2, 19 | devote themselves to the spiritual care of their flock, they
156 2, 20 | Christ the Lord and pursues a spiritual and supernatural purpose,
157 2, 23 | should provide for their spiritual needs either through priests
158 2, 28 | genuine concern for the spiritual welfare of the whole diocese.
159 2, 30 | faithful are nourished with spiritual food through the devout
160 3, 43 | of their way of life, the spiritual care of military personnel
161 3, 43 | endeavors which will improve the spiritual welfare of military personnel.2 ~
Unitatis redintegratio
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162 1, 4 | in their various forms of spiritual life and discipline, in
163 2, 8 | movement, and merits the name, "spiritual ecumenism." ~It is a recognized
164 2, 9 | brethren, their history, their spiritual and liturgical life, their
165 2, 10 | because the instruction and spiritual formation of the faithful
166 3, 14 | extensively-in liturgical practice, spiritual tradition, and law. Nor
167 3, 15 | found the riches of those spiritual traditions which are given
168 3, 15 | avail themselves of the spiritual riches of the Eastern Fathers
169 3, 15 | very rich liturgical and spiritual heritage of the Eastern
170 3, 17 | works of the Fathers and spiritual writers of the Eastern Churches.
171 3, 19 | matters of doctrine on the spiritual life, vary considerably
172 3, 23 | organizations for the relief of spiritual and material distress, the
Orientalium ecclesiarum
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173 1, 3 | ecclesiastical discipline, and spiritual heritage, are, nevertheless,
174 1, 4 | special hierarchy where the spiritual good of the faithful demands
175 2 | PRESERVATION OF THE SPIRITUAL HERITAGE OF THE EASTERN
176 2, 5 | this ecclesiastical and spiritual heritage the high regard
177 6, 26 | salvation of souls and their spiritual good are impelling motives.
178 6, 27 | as necessity or a genuine spiritual benefit recommends such
Inter mirifica
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179 1, 9 | be a cause or occasion of spiritual harm to themselves, or that
180 1, 12 | ought also to encourage spiritual values, culture and the
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