Dei verbum
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1 1, 5(4) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Catholic Faith, Chap. 3, "On Faith:"
2 1, 6(6) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Catholic Faith, Chap. 2, "On Revelation:"
3 2, 7(2) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Catholic Faith, Chap. 2, "On revelation:"
4 2, 8(5) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Catholic Faith, Chap. 4, "On Faith
5 2, 10(8) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Catholic Faith, Chap. 3 "On Faith:"
6 3, 11(1) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Catholic Faith, Chap. 2 "On Revelation:"
7 3, 11(3) | Vatican Council, Schema on Catholic Doctrine, note 9: Coll.
8 3, 12(10)| Dogmatic Constitution on the Catholic Faith, Chapter 2, "On Revelation:"
9 6, 23 | and of sacred liturgies. Catholic exegetes then and other
Lumen gentium
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10 1, 8 | professed as one, holy, catholic and apostolic, 12* which
11 1, 8 | society, subsists in the Catholic Church, which is governed
12 1, 8 | forces impelling toward catholic unity.~Just as Christ carried
13 2, 13 | Himself. By reason of it, the Catholic Church strives constantly
14 2, 13 | called to be part of this catholic unity of the people of God
15 2, 13 | it in various ways, the Catholic faithful, all who believe
16 2, 14 | attention firstly to the Catholic faithful. Basing itself
17 2, 14 | therefore, knowing that the Catholic Church was made necessary
18 3, 23 | into being the one and only Catholic Church.32* For this reason
19 3, 25 | witnesses to divine and Catholic truth. In matters of faith
20 3, 25 | defending a doctrine of Catholic faith.43* The infallibility
21 3, 26 | brought together one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church.54*
22 3, 28 | who though baptized in the Catholic Church have fallen away
23 8, 53 | in faith and charity. The Catholic Church, taught by the Holy
24 8, 54 | which are propounded in Catholic schools concerning her,
25 8, 67 | deliberately teaches this Catholic doctrine and at the same
Sacrosanctum concilium
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26 6, 115 | sexes, and also in other Catholic institutions and schools.
27 6, 121 | always be in conformity with Catholic doctrine; indeed they should
28 7, 123 | of praise in honor of the Catholic faith sung by great men
29 7, 127 | works destined to be used in Catholic worship, to edify the faithful,
Gaudium et spes
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30 3, 36(6) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Catholic Faith, Chapter III: Denz.
31 4, 40 | human.~In addition, the Catholic Church gladly holds in high
32 6, 59(8) | Council, Constitution on the Catholic Faith: Denzinger 1795, 1799 (
33 7, 63(1) | XXIII, allocution to the Catholic Association of Italian Workers,
34 9, 87 | desirable in addition that Catholic specialists, especially
35 9, 90 | There are also various Catholic associations on an international
36 9, 90 | would be to stimulate the Catholic community to promote progress
Gravissimum educationis
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37 0, 0(1) | to the youths of Italian Catholic Action, April 20, 1946:
38 0, 0(11) | congress of the Italian Catholic Teachers' Association, Sept.
39 0, 0(13) | the Association of Italian Catholic Teachers, Sept 8, 1946:
40 0, 0(19) | Bavarian Association of Catholic Teachers, Dec. 31, 1956:
41 0 | in schools that are not Catholic. This is possible by the
42 0, 0(23) | of great worth also when Catholic teachers and associates
43 0 | 8. Catholic Schools~The influence of
44 0 | a special manner by the Catholic school. No less than other
45 0 | than other schools does the Catholic school pursue cultural goals
46 0 | by faith.25 So indeed the Catholic school, while it is open,
47 0 | community.~Since, therefore, the Catholic school can be such an aid
48 0, 0(25) | Bavarian Association of Catholic Teachers, Dec. 31, 1956:
49 0 | teachers recognize that the Catholic school depends upon them
50 0 | The Council also reminds Catholic parents of the duty of entrusting
51 0 | entrusting their children to Catholic schools wherever and whenever
52 0, 0(27) | XII's allocution to the Catholic Association of Italian Teachers
53 0, 0(27) | Congress of the Associations of Catholic Italian Teachers Sept. 5,
54 0, 0(28) | XII's allocution to the Catholic Association of Italian Teachers
55 0 | 9. Different Types of Catholic Schools~To this concept
56 0 | Schools~To this concept of a Catholic school all schools that
57 0 | as possible, though the Catholic school is to take on different
58 0 | dear to her heart those Catholic schools, found especially
59 0 | establishing and directing Catholic schools. Therefore, though
60 0, 0(29) | International Office of Catholic Education, Feb. 25, 1964:
61 0 | no sacrifice in helping Catholic schools fulfill their function
62 0 | 10. Catholic Colleges and Universities~
63 0 | faith in the world.32~In Catholic universities where there
64 0 | attention should be given in Catholic universities and colleges
65 0 | heartily recommends that Catholic colleges and universities
66 0, 0(32) | French Institutes of Higher Catholic Education, Sept. 21, 1950:
67 0, 0(32) | allocution to the Federation of Catholic Universities, April 1, 1959:
68 0, 0(32) | the Academic Senate of the Catholic University of Milan, April
69 0 | life of students who attend Catholic universities, but, solicitous
70 0 | universities that are not Catholic there should be associations
71 0 | university centers under Catholic auspices in which priests,
72 0 | the university. Whether in Catholic universities or others,
73 0 | suitable cooperation between Catholic schools, and between these
Nostra aetate
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74 0, 2 | life, and sacred rites. The Catholic Church rejects nothing that
Dignitatis humanae
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75 0, 1 | religion subsists in the Catholic and Apostolic Church, to
76 0, 1 | leaves untouched traditional Catholic doctrine on the moral duty
77 0, 10 | one of the major tenets of Catholic doctrine that man's response
78 0, 14 | nations" (Matt. 28:19-20), the Catholic Church must work with all
Ad gentes
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79 1, 6 | saving Faith. It perfects her Catholic unity by this expansion.
80 2, 15 | and of catechists, and Catholic action. Religious men and
81 2, 17 | future catechists may study Catholic doctrine, especially in
82 3, 20 | away from embracing the Catholic Faith because they cannot
83 3, 22 | can then be taken up into Catholic unity. Finally, the young
84 6, 36 | foster in themselves a truly catholic spirit; they should spend
85 6, 39 | people from the schools and Catholic associations so that among
86 6, 40 | and impels them to a truly catholic spirit and work.9~Institutes
87 6, 41 | in their own family, in Catholic associations, and in the
Presbyterorum ordinis
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88 2, 4(5) | subjects, he keeps intact the Catholic faith and announces true
Apostolicam actuositatem
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89 Intro, 1(3) | Idem., sermon to young Catholic workers, Aug. 25, 1957:
90 3, 12(7) | to Association of French Catholic Youth on piety, knowledge
91 4, 17 | religious way of life and a Catholic way of thinking, leading
92 4, 19 | the international sphere. Catholic international organizations
93 4, 19(4) | International Federation of Catholic Men, Dec. 8, 1956: A.A.S.
94 4, 20 | they received the title of "Catholic Action," and were often
95 4, 20 | apostolate have the name of "Catholic Action" or some other title,
96 4, 20 | must be considered to be Catholic Action even though they
97 4, 20(8) | XII, allocution to Italian Catholic Action, Sept. 4, 1940: A.
98 4, 22 | international field or especially in Catholic mission communities and
99 5, 24 | however, may claim the name "Catholic" unless it has obtained
100 5, 25 | apostolic attitude in the Catholic societies entrusted to them;
101 6, 30 | Schools, colleges, and other Catholic educational institutions
102 6, 30 | have the duty to develop a Catholic sense and apostolic activity
103 6, 31 | far and wide even among Catholic, the laity should not only
104 6, 31(5) | to graduates of Italian Catholic Action, May 24, 1953. ~
105 6, 31(6) | World Federation of Young Catholic Women, April 18, 1952: A.
106 6, 32 | of sacred Scripture and Catholic doctrine, the nourishment.
Optatam totius
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107 | of the very unity of the Catholic priesthood this priestly
108 2, 2 | and young men, especially Catholic associations, should carefully
109 5, 16 | will correctly draw out Catholic doctrine from divine revelation,
110 6, 20 | be imbued with that truly Catholic spirit which will accustom
Dei verbum
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111 1, 5 | in the name of the entire Catholic episcopate, it will at the
112 1, 10 | and central organs of the Catholic Church will exhibit a truly
113 2, 11 | in which the one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church of
114 2, 11(1) | Council, Decree on Eastern Catholic Churches, Nov. 21, 1964,
115 2, 17 | of the laity, especially Catholic Action. Those associations
116 2, 22 | involved, but also the entire Catholic Church.~Concerning diocesan
117 2, 23(16) | Council, Decree on Eastern Catholic Churches, Nov. 21, 1964,
118 2, 35 | of the sacred apostolate. Catholic schools conducted by Religious
Unitatis redintegratio
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119 1 | CHAPTER I CATHOLIC PRINCIPLES ON ECUMENISM ~
120 1, 3 | full communion with the Catholic Church-for which, often
121 1, 3 | the separation, and the Catholic Church embraces upon them
122 1, 3 | are in communion with the Catholic Church even though this
123 1, 3 | degrees between them and the Catholic Church-whether in doctrine
124 1, 3 | brothers by the children of the Catholic Church.22~Moreover, some
125 1, 3 | visible boundaries of the Catholic Church: the written word
126 1, 3 | is only through Christ's Catholic Church, which is "the all-embracing
127 1, 4 | Council exhorts all the Catholic faithful to recognize the
128 1, 4 | prudently and patiently by the Catholic faithful, with the attentive
129 1, 4 | this unity subsists in the Catholic Church as something she
130 1, 4 | individuals wish for full Catholic communion, their preparation
131 1, 4 | be done or renewed in the Catholic household itself, in order
132 1, 4 | Apostles.~For although the Catholic Church has been endowed
133 1, 4 | the participation by the Catholic faithful in ecumenical work
134 2, 9 | what the situation of the Catholic Church really is. In this
135 2, 10 | separated brethren with the Catholic Church.~This importance
136 2, 11 | and method in which the Catholic faith is expressed should
137 2, 11 | in which the purity of Catholic doctrine suffers loss and
138 2, 11 | At the same time, the Catholic faith must be explained
139 2, 11 | in ecumenical dialogue, Catholic theologians standing fast
140 2, 11 | should remember that in Catholic doctrine there exists a "
141 3, 13 | See. Among those in which Catholic traditions and institutions
142 3, 14 | Churches of the East and the Catholic Church, to give due consideration
143 3, 17 | declares to belong to the full Catholic and apostolic character
144 3, 17 | Eastern children of the Catholic Church, who preserve this
145 3, 18 | shepherds and faithful of the Catholic Church to develop closer
146 3, 19 | close affinity with the Catholic Church as a result of the
147 3, 19 | desire for peace with the Catholic Church have not yet taken
148 3, 19 | important differences from the Catholic Church, not only of an historical,
149 3, 20 | from the doctrine of the Catholic Church concerning Christ
150 3, 21 | Church. For, according to Catholic belief, the authentic teaching
151 3, 24 | must be fully and sincerely Catholic, that is to say, faithful
152 3, 24 | with the faith which the Catholic Church has always professed,
153 3, 24 | undertaken by the sons of the Catholic Church should develop in
Orientalium ecclesiarum
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154 Pream, 1 | 1. The Catholic Church holds in high esteem
155 1, 2 | 2. The Holy Catholic Church, which is the Mystical
156 1, 2 | for it is the mind of the Catholic Church that each individual
157 1, 4 | Finally, each and every Catholic, as also the baptized of
158 1, 4 | into the fullness of the Catholic communion, must retain his
159 6, 25 | a bare profession of the Catholic faith demands. Eastern clerics,
160 6, 25 | joining the unity of the Catholic Church, in accordance with
161 6, 26 | motives. For that reason the Catholic Church has always adopted
162 6, 27 | separated in good faith from the Catholic Church, if they ask of their
163 6, 27 | a course and access to a Catholic priest is physically or
164 End, 30 | Eastern and the Western Catholic Churches and at the same
165 End, 30 | situation till such time as the Catholic Church and the separated
Inter mirifica
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166 1, 3 | 3. The Catholic Church, since it was founded
167 2, 14 | spirit into readers, a truly Catholic press should be set up and
168 2, 14 | ecclesiastical authorities or by Catholic laymen-should be edited
169 2, 14 | accord with natural law and Catholic teaching and precepts. It
170 2, 14 | both to spread and read the Catholic press to formulate Christian
171 2, 14 | sponsoring theaters operated by Catholic and responsible managers. ~
172 2, 14 | are suitable for families. Catholic programs should be promoted,
173 2, 14 | be necessary, to set up Catholic stations. In such instances,
174 2, 16 | This should be done in Catholic schools at every level,
175 2, 16 | should present and explain Catholic teaching and regulations
176 2, 17 | have to maintain and assist Catholic newspapers, periodicals
177 2, 18 | to the needs of the whole Catholic world. ~
178 2, 21 | laymen who are experts in Catholic teaching and in these arts
179 2, 22 | their own international Catholic associations. These Catholic
180 2, 22 | Catholic associations. These Catholic international associations
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