Dei verbum
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1 4, 15 | Christ, reveal to all men the knowledge of God and of man and the
2 5, 18 | 18. It is common knowledge that among all the Scriptures,
3 6, 25 | Scriptures the "excellent knowledge of Jesus Christ" (Phil.
Lumen gentium
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4 1, 6 | love which surpasses all knowledge.47 The Church, while on
5 2, 16 | yet arrived at an explicit knowledge of God and with His grace
6 4, 37 | They are, by un of tho knowledge, competence or outstanding
Sacrosanctum concilium
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7 1, 5 | be saved and come to the knowledge of the truth" (1 Tim. 2:
8 6, 120 | divine worship, with the knowledge and consent of the competent
9 7, 127 | priests who are gifted with a knowledge and love of art.~It is also
Gaudium et spes
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10 Intro, 5 | past by means of historical knowledge; over the future, by the
11 Intro, 6 | are contributing to the knowledge of events; by setting off
12 1, 21 | He summons man to higher knowledge and humbler probing.~The
13 6, 53 | qualities; he strives by his knowledge and his labor, to bring
14 6, 59 | there are "two orders of knowledge" which are distinct, namely
15 6, 61 | the various disciplines of knowledge and the arts than it was
16 6, 62 | requirements13~Thus the knowledge of God is better manifested
17 6, 62 | keep pace with scientific knowledge and with the constantly
18 9, 82 | endowed with remarkable knowledge, will perhaps be brought
19 9, 89 | solid ground by imparting knowledge of the divine and natural
Gravissimum educationis
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20 0 | together with a deeper knowledge and love of God. Consequently
21 0 | gradually introduced the knowledge of the mystery of salvation,
22 0 | their early years to have a knowledge of God according to the
23 0 | of salvation so that the knowledge the students gradually acquire
24 0 | in secular and religious knowledge they are equipped with suitable
25 0 | but for their pursuit of knowledge. Matriculation should be
26 0 | pedagogy and the pursuit of knowledge in such a way that they
Dignitatis humanae
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27 0, 14 | be saved and come to the knowledge of the truth" (1 Tim. 2:
Ad gentes
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28 1, 7 | saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth. For there
29 2, 10 | remain strangers to the very knowledge of God, while still others
30 3, 20 | clergy may acquire a fuller knowledge of the theological sciences
31 4, 26 | they may have a general knowledge of the peoples, cultures,
32 4, 26 | and religions; not only a knowledge that looks to the past,
33 4, 26 | may have a more thorough knowledge of the history, social structures,
34 4, 26 | make fruitful use of their knowledge and experience in the necessities
35 5, 29 | expert consultors, of proven knowledge and experience, whose duty
36 6, 41 | themselves and in others a knowledge and love of the missions;
37 6, 41 | scientific religious research the knowledge of peoples and of religions;
Presbyterorum ordinis
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38 2, 5 | take care so to foster a knowledge of and facility in the liturgy,
39 3, 17 | freely given,50 with the knowledge of how to sustain both abundance
40 3, 19 | 19. (Study and pastoral knowledge.) Priests are admonished
41 3, 19 | that they "be mature in knowledge" and that their doctrine
42 3, 19 | the People of God."57 The knowledge of the sacred minister ought
43 3, 19 | interruption perfect their knowledge of divine things and human
44 3, 19 | opportunity to acquire a fuller knowledge of pastoral methods and
Apostolicam actuositatem
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45 3, 12(7)| Catholic Youth on piety, knowledge and action, Sept. 25, 1904:
46 6, 29 | requires an ever deeper knowledge and planned activity. In
47 6, 32 | acquisition of a deeper knowledge of sacred Scripture and
Optatam totius
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48 5, 13 | Moreover they are to acquire a knowledge of Latin which will enable
49 5, 13 | considered necessary; a suitable knowledge of the languages of the
50 5, 15 | acquire a solid and coherent knowledge of man, the world, and of
51 5, 15 | recognition of the limits of human knowledge. Attention must be carefully
52 5, 16 | also be introduced to a knowledge of other religions which
Perfectae caritatis
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53 0, 2 | their members an adequate knowledge of the social conditions
Dei verbum
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54 1, 10 | outstanding for their virtue, knowledge, and experience. In such
55 2, 14 | theoretical and a practical knowledge of the laws of psychology
56 2, 30 | bring the faithful to a full knowledge of the mystery of salvation
57 2, 31 | consideration not only his knowledge of doctrine but also his
Unitatis redintegratio
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58 1, 4 | everyone gains a truer knowledge and more just appreciation
59 2, 10 | theology and other branches of knowledge, especially of an historical
60 2, 12 | led to acquire a better knowledge and appreciation of one
Orientalium ecclesiarum
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61 2, 6 | attain to on ever greater knowledge and a more exact use of
62 2, 6 | their office demands in the knowledge and veneration of the rites,
63 6, 24 | traditions, by a greater knowledge of each other, by collaboration
Inter mirifica
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64 1, 5 | individual. For not all knowledge is helpful, but "it is charity
65 1, 7 | to bring about a deeper knowledge and study of humanity and,
66 1, 9 | their moral goodness, their knowledge and their artistic or technical
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