Dei verbum
   Chap., Paragraph
 1     1,  4 |           now await no further new public revelation before the glorious


Lumen gentium
   Chap., Paragraph
 2     3,  25|         its contents;46* but a new public revelation they do not accept
 3     6,  45|           from God for them by its public prayer. It commends them
 4     8,  58|                         58. In the public life of Jesus, Mary makes


Sacrosanctum concilium
   Chap., Paragraph
 5     1,  7 |           in the liturgy the whole public worship is performed by
 6     1,  27|         every Mass has of itself a public and social nature.~
 7     4,  90|          office, because it is the public prayer of the Church, is
 8     4,  98|         are thereby performing the public prayer of the Church.~They
 9     4,  98|       Church.~They too perform the public prayer of the Church who,


Gaudium et spes
   Chap., Paragraph
10     1,  20|            means of pressure which public power has at its disposal.~
11     2,  25|            and organizations, both public and private. This development,
12     2,  29|     institutions, both private and public, must labor to minister
13     2,  30|           promotes and assists the public and private institutions
14     2,  31|         citizens to participate in public affairs with genuine freedom.
15     2,  31|           decisiveness required by public authority. If every citizen
16     5,  49|       highly prized, and wholesome public opinion created about it
17     5,  52|           marriage and the family. Public authority should regard
18     5,  52|        authentic nature, to shield public morality and to favor the
19     6,  59| information concerning events of a public nature.9~As for public authority,
20     6,  59|           a public nature.9~As for public authority, it is not its
21     7,  65|           with the undertakings oœ public authorities.~Growth is not
22     7,  66|            moreover, above all the public authorities, must treat
23     7,  70|           individuals or groups of public authorities-are bound to
24     7,  71|       inherent in various forms of public property. Goods can be transferred
25     7,  71|          can be transferred to the public domain only by the competent
26     7,  71|    Furthermore, it is the right of public authority to prevent anyone
27     8,  73|     themselves and with respect to public authority.~The present keener
28     8,  73|            rights of the person in public life. These include the
29     8,  73|            and sphere of action of public authority.~
30     8,  74|            political community and public authority are founded on
31     8,  74|        citizens are oppressed by a public authority overstepping its
32     8,  74|            and the organization of public authority. For the benefit
33     8,  75|            and in the direction of public affairs, in fixing the terms
34     8,  75|           reference of the various public bodies and in the election
35     8,  75|       attribute excessive power to public authority, not to make exaggerated
36     8,  75|          day make it necessary for public authority to intervene more
37     8,  75|        Moreover, it is inhuman for public authority to fall back on
38     8,  76|         those matters which regard public order when the fundamental
39     9,  79|   authorities and others who share public responsibility have the
40     9,  81|    establishment of some universal public authority acknowledged as
41     9,  82|          very greatly dependent on public opinion and feeling. It
42     9,  82|         and for new inspiration in public opinion. Those who are dedicated
43     9,  82|          of the young, or who mold public opinion, should consider
44     9,  87|        intervention on the part of public authority. In view of this
45     9,  87|            left to the judgment of public authority. But since the


Gravissimum educationis
   Chap., Paragraph
46     0     |       proclaimed and recognized in public documents.3 As the number
47     0     |       those who hold a position of public authority or who are in
48     0     |         schools. Consequently, the public power, which has the obligation
49     0     |         distributive justice, that public subsidies are paid out in
50     0     |            there is accomplished a public, enduring and pervasive


Dignitatis humanae
   Chap., Paragraph
51     0,  2 |        impeded, provided that just public order be observed.~
52     0,  3 |          in society, provided just public order is observed.~There
53     0,  3 |     whereby men, in private and in public and out of a sense of personal
54     0,  4 |       Provided the just demands of public order are observed, religious
55     0,  4 |         honor the Supreme Being in public worship, assist their members
56     0,  4 |            to be hindered in their public teaching and witness to
57     0,  7 |           adequate care of genuine public peace, which comes about
58     0,  7 |           a proper guardianship of public morality. ~These matters
59     0,  7 |          they are what is meant by public order. For the rest, the
60     0,  15|         religion in private and in public. Indeed, religious freedom


Ad gentes
   Chap., Paragraph
61     2,  12|             but also as a valuable public service, especially in the
62     2,  12|           to projects sponsored by public and private organizations,
63     3,  19|     apostolic activity to set up a public order based on justice and
64     5,  33|       missionaries, relations with public authorities and with international


Apostolicam actuositatem
   Chap., Paragraph
65     2,  8 |         social assistance, whether public or private, including international
66     3,  14|         good. Catholics skilled in public affairs and adequately enlightened
67     3,  14|           not refuse to administer public affairs since by doing this
68     3,  14|    initiate research on social and public practices which should be
69     4,  16|    salvation of the whole world by public worship and prayer as well
70     4,  18|           up under the pressure of public opinion or of social institutions.~


Dei verbum
   Chap., Paragraph
71     2, 13 |          its dissemination through public statements at times of outstanding
72     2, 17 |        doctrine or the increase of public worship, or the pursuing
73     2, 19 |          collaborate actively with public authorities for this purpose
74     2, 35 |        things which pertain to the public exercise of divine worship-except


Unitatis redintegratio
   Chap., Paragraph
75     2,  8 |       holiness of life, along with public and private prayer for the


Inter mirifica
   Chap., Paragraph
76     1,  8 |                           8. Since public opinion exercises the greatest
77     1,  8 |          of life, both private and public, every member of society
78     1,  8 |           to form and spread sound public opinion. ~
79     1,  12|                            12. The public authority, in these matters,
80     1,  12|           use the media. Moreover, public authority has the duty of
81     1,  12|      undertaken. ~Lastly, the same public authority, which legitimately
82     1,  12|           lest grave damage befall public morals and the welfare of
83     2,  14|           supporting and advancing public opinion in accord with natural
84     2,  20|            them and, as far as the public apostolate is concerned,