Dei verbum
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1 4, 15 | present in a hidden way. Christians should receive them with
2 6, 22 | separated brethren as well, all Christians will be able to use them.~
3 6, 25 | Both pastors of souls and Christians generally should see to
Lumen gentium
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4 2, 11 | From the wedlock of Christians there comes the family,
5 4, 33 | certainly pertains to all Christians, the laity can also be called
6 4, 37 | have the right, as do all Christians, to receive in abundance
7 4, 37 | The laity should, as all Christians, promptly accept in Christian
8 4, 38 | blessed.213 In a word, "Christians must be to the world what
9 5, 39 | Spirit, undertaken by many Christians, either privately or in
10 5, 42 | earliest times, then, some Christians have been called upon-and
Gaudium et spes
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11 1, 16 | fidelity to conscience, Christians are joined with the rest
12 1, 22 | holds true not only for Christians, but for all men of good
13 3, 34 | of rival to the Creator, Christians are convinced that the triumphs
14 3, 36 | sometimes found too among Christians, which do not sufficiently
15 3, 37 | situation can be overcome, Christians will tell him that all human
16 4, 43 | 43. This council exhorts Christians, as citizens of two cities,
17 4, 43 | jeopardizes his eternal salvation. Christians should rather rejoice that,
18 4, 44(23)| in number: the blood of Christians is a seed!" Cf. Dogmatic
19 4, 46 | Christ. By these ideals may Christians be led, and all mankind
20 5, 47 | marriage and family. Hence Christians and all men who hold this
21 5, 47 | guidance and support to those Christians and other men who are trying
22 5, 48 | into the lives of married Christians through the sacrament of
23 5, 50 | of sacrifice,12 married Christians glorify the Creator and
24 5, 52 | assisted by the help they need.~Christians, redeeming the present time15
25 5, 52 | when difficulties arise, Christians will provide, on behalf
26 6, 56 | all are called, especially Christians fraternally united in one
27 6, 57 | 57. Christians, on pilgrimage toward the
28 6 | Some More Urgent Duties of Christians in Regard to Culture ~
29 6, 60 | our times, especially for Christians, is that of working diligently
30 6, 61 | nations and races. Let Christians cooperate so that the cultural
31 7, 72 | 72. Christians who take an active part
32 8, 75 | people and nations.~All Christians must be aware of their own
33 8, 76 | between the tasks which Christians undertake, individually
34 9, 77 | wishes passionately to summon Christians to cooperate, under the
35 9, 78 | men.~For this reason, all Christians are urgently summoned to
36 9, 84 | brotherhood flourishing between Christians and non-Christians as it
37 9, 88 | 88. Christians should cooperate willingly
38 9, 88 | citizens who are counted as Christians have an abundance of wealth,
39 9, 88 | Church of Christ.~Those Christians are to be praised and supported,
40 9, 89 | responsibility as men and as Christians will exert their influence
41 9, 90 | activity on the part of Christians is found in the joint efforts
42 9, 92 | forget that the unity of Christians is today awaited and desired
43 9, 93 | one another" (John 13:35), Christians cannot yearn for anything
44 9, 93 | loves and practices justice, Christians have shouldered a gigantic
Gravissimum educationis
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45 0 | Christian Education~Since all Christians have become by rebirth of
Nostra aetate
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46 0, 3 | hostilities have arisen between Christians and Moslems, this sacred
47 0, 4 | spiritual patrimony common to Christians and Jews is thus so great,
Dignitatis humanae
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48 0, 9 | revelation, and for this reason Christians are bound to respect it
49 0, 14 | itself. Furthermore, let Christians walk in wisdom in the face
Ad gentes
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50 1, 5 | For often, the blood of Christians was like a seed.13~
51 1, 6 | at restoring unity among Christians. And yet these two ends
52 1, 6 | because the division among Christians damages the most holy cause
53 2, 11 | are sent to them. For all Christians, wherever they live, are
54 2, 12 | light of the Gospel. ~Let Christians labor and collaborate with
55 2, 13 | 31), in order that non - Christians, when the Holy Spirit opens
56 2, 16 | fraternal dialogue with non - Christians.21 All this demands that
57 3, 20 | 4 until such time as all Christians can gather together in one
58 5, 30 | evangelization of non - Christians. ~
59 6, 39 | spread the Gospel among non - Christians.~In their pastoral activities,
60 6, 39 | evangelization of non - Christians will become clear to them
61 6, 40 | opens the minds of non - Christians to hear the Gospel (cf.
62 6, 40 | excellent witness among non - Christians to the majesty and love
63 6, 41 | brotherly spirit with other Christians, with non - Christians,
64 6, 41 | other Christians, with non - Christians, and with members of international
65 6, 41 | witness for Christ among non - Christians, according to the words
Presbyterorum ordinis
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66 2, 4(9) | Baptism, 14, 2 (The Body of Christians, Latin Series, I p 289,
67 2, 6 | unimportant events of life. Also, Christians should be taught that they
68 2, 11 | the end of time, and that Christians would never be like sheep
69 2, 11 | daily made known to prudent Christians. These indications should
70 3, 12 | the Head. Like all other Christians they have received in the
Apostolicam actuositatem
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71 1, 3 | cf. John 17:3). On all Christians therefore is laid the preeminent
72 3, 10 | is a duty and honor for Christians to return to God a part
73 5, 27 | of Catholics with other Christians, on the part of individuals
74 5, 27 | for cooperation between Christians pursuing apostolic aims
75 6, 28 | which is common for all Christians, many forms of the apostolate
Optatam totius
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76 3, 6 | conscious of their vocation as Christians, they might eagerly embrace
77 5, 16 | re-establishing unity among all Christians according to the prescriptions
Unitatis redintegratio
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78 Intro, 1 | restoration of unity among all Christians is one of the principal
79 Intro, 1 | has been rousing divided Christians to remorse over their divisions
80 Intro, 1 | restoration of unity among all Christians. This movement toward unity
81 1, 4 | gradually overcome, all Christians will at last, in a common
82 1, 4 | Nevertheless, the divisions among Christians prevent the Church from
83 2, 5 | brotherhood between all Christians and it helps toward that
84 2, 8 | prayer for the unity of Christians, should be regarded as the
85 2, 8 | forbids common worship to Christians, but the grace to be had
86 2, 10 | same territories as other Christians ought to know, particularly
87 2, 12 | the whole world let all Christians confess their faith in the
88 2, 12 | God, but most of all, all Christians in that they bear the name
89 2, 12 | Christ. Cooperation among Christians vividly expresses the relationship
90 3, 15 | with what great love the Christians of the East celebrate the
91 3, 15 | liturgical worship, the Christians of the East pay high tribute,
92 3, 15 | between Eastern and Western Christians.~
93 3, 20 | thoughts turn first to those Christians who make open confession
94 3, 21 | resurrection.~But while the Christians who are separated from us
95 3, 23 | While it is true that many Christians understand the moral teaching
96 3, 24 | objective-the reconciling of all Christians in the unity of the one
Orientalium ecclesiarum
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97 5, 20 | Until such time as all Christians are agreed on a fixed day
98 5, 20 | promoting unity among the Christians of the same area or nation,
99 6, 24 | promoting the unity of all Christians, especially Eastern Christians,
100 6, 24 | Christians, especially Eastern Christians, in accordance with the
101 6, 26 | example of charity among Christians, through participation in
102 6, 27 | principles noted earlier, Eastern Christians who are in fact separated
103 6, 29 | direct the relations among Christians. ~
104 End, 30 | Meanwhile, however, all Christians, Eastern as well as Western,
105 End, 30 | copiously upon all those many Christians of whatsoever church they
Inter mirifica
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106 Intro, 2 | only the eternal welfare of Christians, but also the progress of
107 1, 3 | useful for the instruction of Christians and all its efforts for
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