Dei verbum
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1 1, 5 | 2 Cor 10:5-6) "is to be given to God who reveals, an obedience
2 3, 12 | writers, attention should be given, among other things, to "
3 3, 12 | serious attention must be given to the content and unity
4 6, 22 | septuagint; and she has always given a place of honor to other
Lumen gentium
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5 1, 8 | of the risen Lord it is given strength that it might,
6 2, 9 | and in every race God has given welcome to whosoever fears
7 2, 9 | revelation which was to be given through the Word of God
8 2, 12 | unwaveringly to the faith given once and for all to the
9 2, 12 | manifestation of the Spirit is given to everyone for profit".115
10 2, 13 | that king to whom they were given as an inheritance,121 and
11 2, 14 | all the means of salvation given to her, and are united with
12 2, 16 | testament and the promises were given and from whom Christ was
13 2, 16 | She knows that it is given by Him who enlightens all
14 3, 22 | binding and loosing, which was given to Peter,158 was granted
15 3, 24 | from the Lord, to whom was given all power in heaven and
16 3, 28 | their vocation and the grace given to them.~In virtue of their
17 4, 33 | may every opportunity be given them so that, according
18 5, 41 | sacramental grace, they are given the courage necessary to
19 5, 41 | A like example, but one given in a different way, is that
20 5, 42 | Holy Spirit, Who has been given to us;228 thus the first
21 5, 42 | precious gift of divine grace given by the Father to certain
22 6, 43 | multiple way from this divinely given seed. Such a multiple and
23 6, 45 | itself, by the authority given to it by God, accepts the
24 6, 47 | in that vocation God has given him. Let him do this for
25 7, 50 | Christ's martyrs who had given the supreme witness of faith
26 8, 55 | over the serpent which was given to our first parents after
27 8, 58 | forth. Finally, she was given by the same Christ Jesus
28 8, 64 | virgin, who keeps the faith given to her by her Spouse whole
29 8, 67 | decrees, which have been given in the early days regarding
30 8, 69 | We by the apostolic power given Us by Christ together with
31 8, 69 | promulgated for the glory of God.~Given in Rome at St. Peter's on
32 Appen | Council* 'NOTIFICATIONES' GIVEN BY THE SECRETARY GENERAL
33 Appen | Theological Commission has given the following response regarding
34 Appen | of explanation is being given to the Council Fathers from
35 Appen, 71 | consecration a person is given an ontological participation
Sacrosanctum concilium
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36 Intro, 4 | tradition, and that they be given new vigor to meet the circumstances
37 1, 5 | fullness of divine worship was given to us" 11.~The wonderful
38 1, 17 | religious, clerics shall be given a liturgical formation in
39 1, 32 | providing for due honors to be given to civil authorities. Apart
40 1, 35 | liturgical should also be given in a variety of ways; if
41 2, 47 | pledge of future glory is given to us 37.~
42 3, 61 | in their lives; they are given access to the stream of
43 3, 71 | confirmed.~Confirmation may be given within the Mass when convenient;
44 3, 71 | when convenient; when it is given outside the Mass, the rite
45 3, 76 | be revised. The address given by the bishop at the beginning
46 3, 78 | blessing should always be given to the spouses.~
47 5, 108 | proper of the time shall be given the preference which is
48 6, 113 | 113. Liturgical worship is given a more noble form when the
49 6, 115 | especially boys, must also be given a genuine liturgical training.~
50 6, 116 | being equal, it should be given pride of place in liturgical
51 6, 119 | suitable place is to be given to it, not only in forming
52 6, 119 | when missionaries are being given training in music, every
53 7, 123 | and region, shall also be given free scope in the Church,
Gaudium et spes
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54 Intro, 10 | name under the heaven been given to man by which it is fitting
55 1, 12 | glory and honor. You have given him rule over the works
56 1, 21 | them. Many martyrs have given luminous witness to this
57 1, 22(20)| the slime of the earth was given was intended with a view
58 3, 38 | by His resurrection and given plenary power in heaven
59 4, 42(11)| Founder, Jesus Christ, has not given it any mandate or fixed
60 4, 42(11)| in order that they may be given over to him without reserve....
61 4, 43 | disagree with others on a given matter. Even against the
62 4, 44 | lack in the constitution given her by Christ, but that
63 4, 45(25)| Cf. Paul VI, address given on Feb. 3, 1965.~
64 7, 64 | before attention is rightly given to the increase of the production
65 7, 71 | disturbances, so that a pretext is given to the attackers for calling
66 7, 71 | on one's own initiative given. Indeed, insufficiently
67 8, 73 | sense of human dignity has given rise in many parts of the
68 9, 82 | contrary, support should be given to the good will of the
69 9, 89 | community. Special care must be given, in both religious and civil
70 9, 91 | parts; and deliberately so, given the immense variety of situations
Gravissimum educationis
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71 0 | and constancy. Let them be given also, as they advance in
72 0 | Education~Since parents have given children their life, they
73 0 | special attention should be given in Catholic universities
74 0 | fostered, and answers are given to questions arising from
Dignitatis humanae
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75 0, 6 | special civil recognition is given to one religious community
76 0, 11 | commanded that tribute be given to Caesar: but He gave clear
77 0, 13 | incorporated in law but also given sincere and practical application,
Ad gentes
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78 1, 6 | Missions" is the term usually given to those particular undertakings
79 2, 15 | present and be organized in a given nation, nor is it enough
80 2, 16 | drives deeper roots in any given sector of the human family
81 3, 19 | planting the Church in a given human community reaches
82 3, 22 | of the nations which were given to Christ as an inheritance (
83 4, 24 | response, however can only be given when the Holy Spirit gives
84 4, 26 | apostolic training ought to be given, by means of both teaching
85 4, 26 | only for a time have to be given a training which is suited
86 5, 28 | Gospel heralds and the help given by the rest of the Christian
87 6, 36 | have its effect if it is given in unison with other Christian
88 6, 41 | preparation, which should be given in institutes destined for
Presbyterorum ordinis
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89 Pref, 1 | increasing difficulty are being given to this order, it was deemed
90 2, 4 | which they have may be given to others. And so, whether
91 2, 5 | of the Sick, the ill are given solace; and especially by
92 2, 6 | diligence, attention should be given to youth and also to married
93 2, 7 | the Holy Spirit which is given to priests in Holy Orders,
94 2, 10 | thoughtful care should be given to their spiritual life
95 3, 15 | in whatever task they are given, even though it be menial
96 3, 16 | the New Testament, freely given by the Father, provided
97 3, 17 | the heavenly Father has given them to lead a full life
98 3, 17 | gift of God is to be freely given,50 with the knowledge of
99 3, 19 | courses in which they will be given the opportunity to acquire
100 3, 20 | Special importance ought to be given to the office fulfilled
101 3, 20 | first place in law would be given to the ecclesiastical office
Apostolicam actuositatem
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102 1, 4 | Holy Spirit who has been given to us" (Rom. 5:5), enables
103 2, 8 | really offered whatever is given to a needy person. It is
104 2, 8 | removed and the help be given in such a way that the recipients
105 2, 8 | whereby effective help is given to needy individuals and
106 4, 19 | and their faith must be given primary consideration. Associations
107 4, 21 | of the apostolate must be given due appreciation. Those,
108 5, 24 | apostolate of the laity are given explicit recognition by
Optatam totius
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109 3, 6 | The latter should also be given sufficient direction so
110 4, 8 | blessed Virgin Mary, who was given as mother to the disciple
111 4, 9 | domination or for honors but are given over totally to the service
112 5, 16 | salvation. Special care must be given to the perfecting of moral
Perfectae caritatis
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113 0, 8 | gift of stirring speech is given to preachers, liberality
114 0, 11 | spiritual training to be given members as well as encourage
115 0, 15 | soul (cf. Acts 4:32), and given new force by the teaching
116 0, 18 | task, religious must be given suitable instruction, depending
117 0, 23 | ministers of the Gospel in a given area; and finally to conduct
Dei verbum
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118 Pref, 2 | Holy Spirit, who has been given to them.5~
119 2, 14 | force in the lives of men-be given with sedulous care to both
120 2, 23 | consideration should be given the variety in composition
121 2, 23 | Attention should also be given, if necessary, to civil
122 2, 28 | should do not only on a given occasion but at regularly
123 3, 38 | in which the bishops of a given nation or territory jointly
124 3, 38 | mandate of the Apostolic See, given either spontaneously or
125 3, 38 | keeping with norms to be given by the competent authority.~
126 3, 41 | in keeping with the norms given with respect to diocesan
127 Direc, 44 | consideration should also be given the observations made by
128 Direc, 44 | special attention should be given to the views which have
Unitatis redintegratio
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129 3, 15 | communicatio in sacris), given suitable circumstances and
130 3, 15 | spiritual traditions which are given expression especially in
131 3, 17 | how they are nurtured and given expression in the life of
132 3, 24 | Holy Spirit, who has been given to us".42 ~Each and all
133 3, 24 | the apostolic authority given Us by Christ and in union
134 3, 24 | promulgated for the glory of God. ~Given in Rome at St. Peter's,
Orientalium ecclesiarum
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135 4, 16 | and without restriction given to priests of any rite by
136 6, 28 | 28. Further, given the same principles, common
137 End, 30 | the apostolic authority given us by Christ and in union
138 End, 30 | promulgated for the glory of God.~Given in Rome at St. Peter's,
Inter mirifica
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139 1, 4 | of what is communicated, given the special character of
140 1, 4 | precise manner in which a given medium achieves its effect.
141 1, 7 | reverent handling or which, given the baneful effect of original
142 2, 14 | effective support should be given to good radio and television
143 2, 21 | established everywhere and given every aid. It will be the
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