Dei verbum
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1 2, 7 | for the salvation of all nations would abide perpetually
2 4, 14 | more widely known among the nations (see Ps. 21:29; 95:1-3;
Lumen gentium
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3 1, 1 | Christ is the Light of nations. Because this is so, this
4 1, 7 | called together from all nations, mystically the components
5 2, 13 | that though there are many nations there is but one people
6 2, 13 | must bring together the nations for that king to whom they
7 2, 17 | therefore, make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name
8 3, 19 | of Israel and then to all nations,140 so that as sharers in
9 3, 21 | preaching the word of God to all nations, and constantly administering
10 3, 24 | the mission to teach all nations and to preach the Gospel
11 3, 24 | witnesses to Him before the nations and peoples and kings even
Sacrosanctum concilium
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12 Intro, 2 | sign lifted up among the nations 5 under which the scattered
Gaudium et spes
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13 Intro, 6 | being spread, leading some nations to economic affluence, and
14 Intro, 6 | seen more clearly in those nations which already enjoy the
15 Intro, 8 | orders; between wealthy nations and those which are less
16 Intro, 8 | collective greeds existing in nations or other groups.~What results
17 Intro, 9 | or unequal distribution. Nations on the road to progress,
18 Intro, 9 | dependence on wealthier nations advances more rapidly.~People
19 Intro, 9 | abundantly. In addition, nations try harder every day to
20 1, 15 | be pointed out that many nations, poorer in economic goods,
21 3, 33 | of social contact among nations, a human family is gradually
22 4, 42 | diverse human communities and nations, provided these trust her
23 4, 42 | overcome all strife between nations and race in this family
24 4, 46 | bonds between the family of nations, and peace. On each of these
25 6, 54 | commerce between the various nations and human groups opens more
26 6, 56 | dialogue between groups and nations, from disturbing the life
27 6, 58 | message of Christ to all nations, that she might examine
28 6, 61 | among men of all conditions, nations and races. Let Christians
29 6, 62 | characteristics of various nations and regions. They may be
30 7, 63 | thinking. Such is true both of nations that favor a collective
31 7, 65 | of certain more powerful nations. It is necessary, on the
32 7, 65 | international relations, all nations have an active share in
33 7, 69 | Similarly, in highly developed nations a body of social institutions
34 8, 75 | together races, people and nations.~All Christians must be
35 8, 76 | of a nation and between nations. By preaching the truths
36 9 | PROMOTION OF A COMMUNITY OF NATIONS ~
37 9, 79 | quite a large number of nations have subscribed to international
38 9, 79 | the subjugation of other nations. Nor, by the same token,
39 9, 80 | the armories of the great nations were to be employed to their
40 9, 80(2)| allocution to the United Nations, Oct. 4, 1965.~
41 9, 81 | can be maintained between nations at the present time.~Whatever
42 9, 81 | world. Disagreements between nations are not really and radically
43 9, 81 | of mutual trust between nations and not be imposed on them
44 9, 82 | ambition to dominate other nations, and that they nourish a
45 9, 83 | relations between various nations as well, in order to overcome
46 9, 84 | require of the community of nations that it organize itself
47 9, 85 | fellow-workers. Developing nations will not be able to procure
48 9, 85 | provided as well by advanced nations in the form of gifts, loans
49 9, 86 | cooperation:~a) Developing nations should take great pains
50 9, 86 | labor and genius of the nations themselves because it has
51 9, 86 | important duty of the advanced nations to help the developing nations
52 9, 86 | nations to help the developing nations in discharging their above-mentioned
53 9, 86 | dealings with weaker and poorer nations, they should be careful
54 9, 86 | power among the various nations. This type of organization,
55 9, 86 | the help which developing nations need so that they can advantageously
56 9, 87 | especially of the wealthier nations, ways whereby the human
57 9, 88 | services to help other men and nations. Indeed, it is the duty
58 9, 88 | orderly fashion in dioceses, nations, and throughout the entire
59 9, 88 | services of the developing nations to be properly trained in
60 9, 89 | midst of the community of nations both through her official
61 9, 90 | encouragement of cooperation among nations. There are also various
62 9, 90 | and fraternal community of nations. These should be strengthened
63 9, 91 | been adapted to individual nations and mentalities by the faithful,
Gravissimum educationis
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64 0, 0(3) | General Assembly of the United Nations, and also cf. the Declaration
65 0, 0(15)| allocution to the United Nations General Assembly, Oct. 4,
66 0 | from the newly emerging nations.~Since the destiny of society
Nostra aetate
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67 0, 1 | among men, indeed among nations, she considers above all
68 0, 1 | glory of God, where the nations will walk in His light.3 ~
69 0, 4(11) | Lumen Gentium (Light of nations) AAS, 57 (1965) pag. 20 ~
70 0, 5 | good fellowship among the nations" (1 Peter 2:12), and, if
Dignitatis humanae
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71 0, 1 | and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name
72 0, 6 | person and the family of nations when force is brought to
73 0, 14 | divine command, "teach all nations" (Matt. 28:19-20), the Catholic
74 0, 15 | of the human family. All nations are coming into even closer
Ad gentes
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75 Pref, 1 | 1. Divinely sent to the nations of the world to be unto
76 1, 4 | began to spread among the nations by means of preaching, and
77 1, 5 | and make disciples of a nations, baptizing them in the name
78 1, 5 | fully present to all men or nations, in order that, by the example
79 1, 6 | missionary activity among the nations differs from pastoral activity
80 1, 6 | unanimous witness before the nations to Christ their Lord. And
81 1, 8 | as "the expected of the nations, and their Savior."22 ~
82 1, 9 | must be preached to all nations before the Lord shall come (
83 1, 9 | are to be found among the nations, as a sort of secret presence
84 2, 10 | love of God to all men and nations, is aware that there still
85 2, 11 | which are taking place among nations, and let them exert themselves
86 2, 11 | has distributed among the nations of the earth. But at the
87 2, 12 | especially in the developing nations, working toward the uplifting
88 2, 15 | Ecumenism, making before the nations a common profession of faith,
89 2, 15 | gathered together out of all nations into the Church "are not
90 2, 16 | many youths among those nations but recently converted to
91 2, 17 | of missionary work to the nations. Imbued with the apostolic
92 3, 20 | missionary zeal toward other nations.~
93 3, 22 | exchange all the riches of the nations which were given to Christ
94 3, 22 | patrimony of each family of nations, illumined by the light
95 4, 23 | by Him to preach to the nations (cf. Mark 3:13). Therefore,
96 4, 24 | Announcing the Gospel to all nations, he confidently makes known
97 4, 26 | who are sent to different nations in order to be good ministers
98 4, 26 | diversity of the world's nations. This holds for all of their
99 4, 27 | everyone who is sent to the nations, can scarcely be attained
100 4, 27 | since there are still many nations to be led to Christ, the
101 6, 35 | missionary work among the nations.~
102 6, 36 | sign lifted up among the nations (cf. Is. 11:12), "the light
103 6, 37 | witness Christ before the nations. ~The grace of renewal cannot
104 6, 37 | exercises its activity among the nations through those of its sons
105 6, 38 | the evangelization of the nations some priests from among
106 6, 38 | Christian to converse with nations which have not yet heard
107 6, 39 | announcing Christ to all nations; by enlightening Christian
108 6, 40 | Kingdom of God among the nations; whether they could possibly
Presbyterorum ordinis
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109 2, 4(9) | First let them teach all nations, and then pour water on
110 3, 19 | sent to other dioceses or nations, should be helped by these
111 3, 21 | established sources.~Moreover, in nations where social security for
112 3, 21 | the institutes of various nations in order that their strength
Apostolicam actuositatem
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113 3, 14 | reverence to developing nations.10 ~All who work in or give
114 3, 14 | or give help to foreign nations must remember that relations
115 4, 17(1)| laymen representing all nations on the promotion of the
116 4, 18(2)| laymen representing all nations on the promotion of the
117 4, 19 | used in one nation to other nations.7~
118 4, 20 | decades ago the laity in many nations began to dedicate themselves
119 5, 25(3)| laymen representing all nations on the promotion of the
Optatam totius
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120 1, 1 | exists a wide variety of nations and regions, a special "
121 5, 15 | greater influence in their own nations. Account should also be
122 7, 21 | conferences in individual nations to employ suitable means
Dei verbum
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123 Pref, 2 | and the power to teach all nations, to hallow men in the truth,
124 3, 38 | Apostolic See, bishops of many nations can establish a single conference. ~
125 3, 38 | conferences of different nations should be especially encouraged
126 3, 43(2) | bishops of Spanish-speaking nations, June 27, 1951: A.A.S. 43 (
127 Direc, 44 | circumstances of individual nations or regions require. Another
Unitatis redintegratio
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128 1, 2 | standard lifted high for the nations to see it:16 for it serves
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