Lumen gentium
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1 2, 13 | of this catholicity each individual part contributes through
2 3, 23 | mutual relations of the individual bishops with particular
3 3, 23 | of the faithful.30* The individual bishops, however, are the
4 3, 23 | For this reason the individual bishops represent each his
5 3, 23 | peace, love and unity.~The individual bishops, who are placed
6 3, 23 | this it follows that the individual bishops, insofar as their
7 3, 25 | of speaking.~Although the individual bishops do not enjoy the
8 3, 28 | in a certain sense in the individual local congregations, and
9 4, 38 | 38. Each individual layman must stand before
10 6, 45 | institute of perfection and its individual members may be removed from
Sacrosanctum concilium
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11 1, 13 | See.~Devotions proper to individual Churches also have a special
12 1, 26 | it; but they concern the individual members of the Church in
13 1, 27 | to a celebration that is individual and quasi-private.~This
14 1, 40 | traditions and culture of individual peoples might appropriately
15 3, 63 | instructions prefixed to the individual rites the Roman Ritual,
16 4, 101| the divine office. But in individual cases the ordinary has the
17 5, 110| not be only internal and individual, but also external and social.
Gaudium et spes
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18 Pref, 3 | about the meaning of its individual and collective strivings,
19 Intro, 4 | decisions and desires, both individual and collective, and upon
20 Intro, 5 | so rapid a course that an individual person can scarcely keep
21 Intro, 7 | are no longer unusual and individual occurrences. For today it
22 Intro, 8 | and imbalances.~Within the individual person there develops rather
23 1, 13 | all of human life, whether individual or collective, shows itseLf
24 2, 26 | social groups and their individual members relatively thorough
25 2, 30 | development cannot occur unless individual men and their associations
26 2, 31 | 31. In order for individual men to discharge with greater
27 3, 34 | through a monumental amount of individual and collective effort. To
28 3, 34 | becomes, the farther his individual and community responsibility
29 3, 36 | appropriate methods of the individual sciences or arts. Therefore
30 4, 40 | importance. Thus through her individual matters and her whole community,
31 4, 44 | life no less than in her individual sons, she receives a variety
32 5, 47 | 47. The well-being of the individual person and of human and
33 5, 48 | and eternal destiny of the individual members of a family, and
34 6, 59 | preserves the rights of the individual and the community, whether
35 7, 63 | by right reason both for individual and social life and for
36 7, 65 | subordinate the basic rights of individual persons and groups to the
37 7, 66 | which are connected with individual and social discrimination.
38 7, 70 | present-day consumption, both individual and collective, and the
39 7, 72 | Thus their whole life, both individual and social, will be permeated
40 8, 75 | arbitrary domination by an individual or a political party and
41 9, 91 | they have been adapted to individual nations and mentalities
Gravissimum educationis
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42 0 | schools according to the individual moral and religious principles
43 0 | their very constitution individual subjects be pursued according
Dignitatis humanae
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44 0, 7 | exercise of their rights, individual men and social groups are
Ad gentes
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45 3, 20 | together in one community. Let..individual bishops call to their dioceses
46 4, 27 | attained to in reality by individual missionaries. Since even
47 6, 38 | virtue of this communion, the individual churches bear the burden
Presbyterorum ordinis
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48 2, 8 | sacramental brotherhood. In individual dioceses, priests form one
49 2, 10 | labor should be adapted to individual needs and capabilities.
50 3, 20 | should see to if whether each individual for his own diocese or,
51 3, 21 | insofar as is possible in individual dioceses or regions there
Apostolicam actuositatem
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52 4, 16 | 16. The individual apostolate, flowing generously
53 4, 16 | A particular form of the individual apostolate as well as a
54 4, 17 | very urgent need for this individual apostolate in those regions
55 4, 17 | affection and gratitude.~The individual apostolate has a special
56 6, 31 | principles and conclusions to individual cases.)6~c Since the works
Optatam totius
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57 2, 2 | set up in the territory of individual dioceses, regions or countries.
58 2, 2 | transcend the limits of individual dioceses, countries, religious
59 3, 7 | 7. Where individual dioceses are unable to institute
60 4, 12 | accordance with the conditions of individual regions it will also be
61 5, 16 | transmission and development of the individual truths of revelation. The
62 5, 16 | which are more widespread in individual regions, so that they may
63 7, 21 | episcopal conferences in individual nations to employ suitable
Perfectae caritatis
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64 0, 20 | the Universal Church and individual dioceses, they should adapt
Dei verbum
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65 Pref, 2 | and for the good of the individual churches. Hence, he holds
66 2, 11 | present and operative. ~Individual bishops who have been entrusted
67 2, 23 | were, a living body. In individual cases all circumstances
68 2, 30 | Christian life among the individual faithful and also in families,
69 2, 35 | carried out harmoniously in individual dioceses and that the unity
70 2, 35 | not exclude Religious in individual dioceses from the jurisdiction
71 3, 36 | Church bishops, as rulers of individual churches, were deeply moved
72 3, 36 | and for the welfare of the individual churches. Thus came into
73 Direc, 44 | different circumstances of individual nations or regions require.
Orientalium ecclesiarum
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74 1 | THE INDIVIDUAL CHURCHES OR RITES ~
75 1, 2 | Catholic Church that each individual Church or Rite should retain
76 1, 3 | 3. These individual Churches, whether of the
77 1, 4 | and advancement of all the individual Churches and, to this end,
78 1, 4 | hierarchs of the different individual Churches with jurisdiction
79 3, 9 | Pontiff to intervene in individual cases.~
80 3, 10 | who rule the whole of some individual church or rite.12~
81 4, 16 | faithful of the different individual churches dwell intermingled
82 4, 17 | legislative authorities of each individual church should decide about
83 5, 19 | feast days of any of the individual churches is within the competence
84 5, 19 | whole area and the other individual churches.24~
85 5, 21 | 21. Individual faithful dwelling outside
Inter mirifica
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86 1, 5 | and events provides every individual with a fuller, continuing
87 1, 5 | rights and dignity of the individual. For not all knowledge is
88 2, 13 | all by carrying out their individual duties or office expertly
89 2, 22 | boundaries and has an impact on individual members of the whole human
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