Lumen gentium
   Chap., Paragraph
 1     2,  12   |           down to the last of the lay faithful" 8* they show universal
 2     3,  27   |        but to minister,170 and to lay down his life for his sheep.171
 3     4,  33   |     blessing of the Redeemer.~The lay apostolate, however, is
 4     4,  35   |           excellent school of the lay apostolate. In such a home
 5     4,  37   |       Further, let them encourage lay people so that they may
 6     5,  41   |          the courage necessary to lay down their lives for their
 7     6,  43   |          between the clerical and lay states. But, rather, the
 8     8,  62   |          up to heaven she did not lay aside this salvific duty,


Sacrosanctum concilium
   Chap., Paragraph
 9     3,  79   |         administered by qualified lay persons.~
10     4,  95   |    solemnly professed, except for lay brothers, are bound to recite
11     5,  102  |           faithful are enabled to lay hold upon them and become


Gaudium et spes
   Chap., Paragraph
12     2,  32   |         this no one has, that one lay down his life for his friends" (
13     4,  43   |      members,20 both clerical and lay, some have been unfaithful


Gravissimum educationis
   Chap., Paragraph
14     0,  0(10)|       schema on the Decree on the Lay Apostolate (1965), no. 12.~
15     0,  0(23)|       schema of the Decree on the Lay Apostolate (1965), nos.
16     0        |      should be lectures suited to lay students. Since science


Ad gentes
   Chap., Paragraph
17     2,  11   |        them gladly and reverently lay bare the seeds of the Word
18     2,  15   |   organized by means of which the lay apostolate will be able
19     3,  19   |           priests, Religious, and lay men, and is endowed with
20     3,  19   |   families become seedbeds of the lay apostolate and of vocations
21     3,  21   |          Christian laity.~For the lay faithful fully belong at
22     4,  26   |            Brothers, Sisters, and lay folk - each according to
23     5,  32   |         joint deliberation should lay down norms governing the
24     6,  41   |      promote various forms of the lay apostolate, in order that


Presbyterorum ordinis
   Chap., Paragraph
25     2,  9    |       must work together with the lay faithful, and conduct themselves


Apostolicam actuositatem
   Chap., Paragraph
26 Intro,  1    |  relationships, the areas for the lay apostolate have been immensely
27 Intro,  1    |   character, and diversity of the lay apostolate, to state its
28 Intro,  1    |        law, as it pertains to the lay apostolate, is revised. ~
29     1,  4    |        Church, the success of the lay apostolate depends upon
30     3,  14   |           It is a function of the lay apostolate sedulously to
31     4,  16   |        and condition of the whole lay apostolate, even of the
32     4,  16   |         Regardless of status, all lay persons (including those
33     4,  16   |        the testimony of the whole lay life arising from faith,
34     4,  16   |      under certain circumstances, lay people announce Christ,
35     4,  17   |          in our times to raise up lay persons of heroic fortitude
36     4,  18   |    necessary that, in the area of lay activity, the united and
37     4,  22   |           in the Church are those lay people, single or married,
38     4,  22   |         increase in the number of lay persons who offer their
39     4,  22   |          gratefully welcome these lay persons and make sure that
40     4,  22   |         care to provide for these lay people the necessary formation,
41     5,  23   |                   23. Whether the lay apostolate is exercised
42     5,  24   |   doctrine and order.~Indeed, the lay apostolate admits of different
43     5,  25   |          take special care of the lay persons in these apostolic
44     5,  25   |           themselves to promoting lay enterprises.6 They should
45     5,  26   |           coordination of various lay associations and enterprises.7~
46     5,  26   |      service and promotion of the lay apostolate. It can serve
47     6,  28   |         doctrinal progress of the lay person himself but also
48     6,  29   |         particular quality of the lay state and by its own form
49     6,  29   |  abilities and conditions of each lay person. Well-informed about
50     6,  29   |       about the modern world, the lay person should be a member
51     6,  29   |         its culture.~However, the lay person should learn especially
52     6,  29   |         enhanced.~In this way the lay person engages himself wholly
53     6,  30   |  education effectively.~Likewise, lay groups and associations
54     6,  30   |      takes into account the whole lay apostolate, which must be
55     6,  32   |           There are many aids for lay persons devoted to the apostolate,


Optatam totius
   Chap., Paragraph
56     3, 6     |         might eagerly embrace the lay apostolate.~


Perfectae caritatis
   Chap., Paragraph
57     0,  8    |    communities, both clerical and lay, which devote themselves
58     0,  10   |     religious life, undertaken by lay people, either men or women,
59     0,  10   |         houses, provided that the lay character of the community
60     0,  11   | consecrates to God men and women, lay and clerical, who live in
61     0,  15   |         which are not exclusively lay can, according to their
62     0,  15   |  constitutions, admit clerics and lay persons on an equal footing


Dei verbum
   Chap., Paragraph
63     1, 6     |   auxiliaries, both religious and lay, be prepared for the missions
64     2, 23    |        and also the religious and lay people who are engaged in
65     2, 27    |    present day needs.~Priests and lay people who belong to the
66     2, 27    |      chosen clergy, religious and lay people will participate.


Orientalium ecclesiarum
   Chap., Paragraph
67 Pream,  1    |           them, has determined to lay down a number of principles,


Inter mirifica
   Chap., Paragraph
68     2,  16   |       level, in seminaries and in lay apostolate groups. To speed