Dei verbum
   Chap., Paragraph
 1     6,  21  |         who is in heaven meets His children with great love and speaks
 2     6,  25  |           explanations so that the children of the Church may safely


Lumen gentium
   Chap., Paragraph
 3     2,  11  |     rearing and education of their children. By reason of their state
 4     2,  11  |       received in baptism are made children of God, thus perpetuating
 5     2,  11  |    preachers of the faith to their children; they should encourage them
 6     2,  13  |           and decreed that all His children, scattered as they were,
 7     2,  14  |        heart."12* All the Church's children should remember that their
 8     2,  15  |        come about. She exhorts her children to purification and renewal
 9     3,  19  |          He sent them first to the children of Israel and then to all
10     3,  28  |          upon the welfare of God's children, they must strive to lend
11     4,  32  |   ministries and works gathers the children of God into one, because "
12     4,  35  |         They conduct themselves as children of the promise, and thus
13     4,  35  |           one another and to their children. The Christian family loudly
14     4,  37  |    confidence which is fitting for children of God and brothers in Christ.
15     4,  37  |          way of the liberty of the children of God. Nor should they


Sacrosanctum concilium
   Chap., Paragraph
16 Intro,  2   |          under which the scattered children of God may be gathered together 6,


Gaudium et spes
   Chap., Paragraph
17     2,  27  |           the selling of women and children; as well as disgraceful
18     4,  40  |           form the family of God's children during the present history
19     4,  42  |        this family spirit of God's children, an in the same way, to
20     5,  48  |       procreation and education of children, and find in them their
21     5,  48  |          union and the good of the children impose total fidelity on
22     5,  48  |         example and family Prayer, children and indeed everyone gathered
23     5,  48  |      living members of the family, children contribute in their own
24     5,  48  |         They will stand by them as children should when hardships overtake
25     5,  49  |        concern for educating their children also, if they do their part
26     5,  50  |         begetting and educating of children. Children are really the
27     5,  50  |         and educating of children. Children are really the supreme gift
28     5,  50  |          welfare and that of their children, those already born and
29     5,  50  |             and the welfare of the children, both demand that the mutual
30     5,  51  |         then the upbringing of the children and the courage to accept
31     5,  52  |          in the education of their children. The active presence of
32     5,  52  |            to their formation. The children, especially the younger
33     5,  52  |        underrated on that account.~Children should be so educated that
34     5,  52  |            beget and educate their children in the bosom of the family
35     5,  52  |        family must be safeguarded. Children too who unhappily lack the
36     6,  61  |         this education. There, the children, in an atmosphere of love,
37     7,  68  |           the workers and of their children depends, are made not within
38     9,  87  |        right to marry and generate children, a decision concerning the
39     9,  87  |           concerning the number of children they will have depends on
40     9,  87  |     regulating the number of their children and whose safeness has been


Gravissimum educationis
   Chap., Paragraph
41     0       | particularly the primary rights of children and parents, are being proclaimed
42     0       |        even though vast numbers of children and young people are still
43     0,  0(3)|       Declaration of the Rights of Children of Nov. 20 1959; additional
44     0       |           he will share.~Therefore children and young people must be
45     0       |       synod likewise declares that children and young people have a
46     0       |            be called and should be children of God, they have a right
47     0       |           Since parents have given children their life, they are bound
48     0       |            and social education of children is fostered. Hence the family
49     0       |       sacrament of matrimony, that children should be taught from their
50     0       |            mother to give to these children of hers an education by
51     0       |          and duty to educate their children must enjoy true liberty
52     0       |        schools they want for their children.20~In addition it is the
53     0       |          must protect the right of children to an adequate school education,
54     0       |     religious education of all her children, the Church must be present
55     0       |         and even demand that their children be able to enjoy these aids
56     0       |        that the education of their children can be imparted in all schools
57     0       |           duty of entrusting their children to Catholic schools wherever
58     0       |         for the education of their children.28 ~
59     0       |   spiritual formation of all their children, they must see to it, after


Dignitatis humanae
   Chap., Paragraph
60     0,  5   |     religious education that their children are to receive. Government,
61     0,  5   |     parents are violated, if their children are forced to attend lessons
62     0,  14  |       Church earnestly begs of its children that, "first of all, supplications,


Ad gentes
   Chap., Paragraph
63     2,  11  |           these groups through her children, who dwell among them or
64     2,  12  |            the Church, through her children, is one with men of every
65     2,  12  |     themselves to the education of children and young people by means


Presbyterorum ordinis
   Chap., Paragraph
66     2,  4(8)|    foster-mother who nourishes her children" (H. Denzinger, Oriental
67     3,  15  |          the mature freedom of the children of God; by its very nature
68     3,  16  |         made present, in which the children of the resurrection neither
69     3,  18  |       Testament, and so as adopted children of God may be able to call


Apostolicam actuositatem
   Chap., Paragraph
70     3,  11  |        faith for each other, their children, and all others in their
71     3,  11  |     communicate the faith to their children and to educate them by word
72     3,  11  |           and guardians to educate children in a Christian manner, and
73     3,  11  |          housing, the education of children, working conditions, social
74     3,  13  |         laity who live near them. ~Children also have their own apostolic
75     6,  30  |   apostolate should start with the children's earliest education. In
76     6,  30  |         the task of training their children from childhood on to recognize
77     6,  30  | apprenticeship for the apostolate. Children must be educated, too, in


Optatam totius
   Chap., Paragraph
78     4, 8    |           especially the poor, the children, the sick, the sinners and


Perfectae caritatis
   Chap., Paragraph
79     0,  1   |           the various gifts of her children like a spouse adorned for
80     0,  24  |       religious vocations in their children by instilling Christian


Dei verbum
   Chap., Paragraph
81     2, 12   |       procreation and education of children, civil society with its
82     2, 14   |         with sedulous care to both children and adolescents, youths
83     2, 35   |        faithful, especially of the children, catechetical instruction


Unitatis redintegratio
   Chap., Paragraph
84     1,  3   |           sides were to blame. The children who are born into these
85     1,  3   |        accepted as brothers by the children of the Catholic Church.22~
86     3,  17  |        thank God that many Eastern children of the Catholic Church,


Inter mirifica
   Chap., Paragraph
87     1,  10  |        their homes or affect their children under other circumstances. ~
88     2,  13  |                        13. All the children of the Church should join,
89     2,  17  |        unbecoming for the Church's children idly to permit the message
90 Appen,  24  |           kept by all the Church's children. By using these helps they