Lumen gentium
   Chap., Paragraph
 1     1,  4  |         renews it and leads it to perfect union with its Spouse. 3*
 2     2,  9  |          a figure of that new and perfect covenant, which was to be
 3     2,  9  |      flesh she may not waver from perfect fidelity, but remain a bride
 4     2,  11 |           in his own way, to that perfect holiness whereby the Father
 5     2,  11 |     whereby the Father Himself is perfect.~
 6     4,  34 |         them on to every good and perfect work.~For besides intimately
 7     5,  40 |           life: "Be you therefore perfect, even as your heavenly Father
 8     5,  40 |           your heavenly Father is perfect".2162* Indeed He sent the
 9     5,  41 |         ability of exercising the perfect duty of pastoral charity
10     5,  41 |         sacrament of Orders. This perfect duty of pastoral charity 5*
11     5,  41 |          suffered a little while, perfect, strengthen and establish".226~
12     5,  42 |         undivided heart. 14* This perfect continency, out of desire
13     5,  42 |          for this was and is that perfect continency for the love
14     5,  42 |           them in their quest for perfect love Let them heed the admonition
15     6,  44 |     consecration will be the more perfect, in as much as the indissoluble
16     7,  50 |         will be able to arrive at perfect union with Christ, that
17     7,  50 |       union with Christ, that is, perfect holiness. 11* In the lives
18     8,  63 |       order of faith, charity and perfect union with Christ.18* For


Sacrosanctum concilium
   Chap., Paragraph
19     1,  5  |          Therefore in Christ "the perfect achievement of our reconciliation
20     1,  5  |      redeeming mankind and giving perfect glory to God. He achieved
21     2,  48 |         day by day into ever more perfect union with God and with
22     2,  55 |                     55. That more perfect form of participation in
23     5,  104|        salvation, they sing God's perfect praise in heaven and offer


Gaudium et spes
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24     1,  22 |           1:15),21 is Himself the perfect man. To the sons of Adam
25     3,  38 |          the world's history as a perfect man, taking that history
26     4,  41 |         follows after Christ, the perfect man, becomes himself more
27     4,  45 |     Himself made flesh so that as perfect man He might save all men
28     6,  57 |          should subdue the earth, perfect creation and develop himself.
29     6,  62 | experiences in trying to know and perfect both himself and the world.


Gravissimum educationis
   Chap., Paragraph
30     0      |       also that they develop into perfect manhood, to the mature measure
31     0      |    function in a continually more perfect way, and especially in caring


Nostra aetate
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32     0, 2   |           to acquire the state of perfect liberation, or attain, by


Dignitatis humanae
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33     0,  11 |             He showed Himself the perfect servant of God,18 who "does


Ad gentes
   Chap., Paragraph
34     3,  21 |          fully alive, nor is it a perfect sign of Christ among men,
35     3,  21 |           conditions, and finally perfect it in Christ, so that the


Presbyterorum ordinis
   Chap., Paragraph
36     1,  2  |           of the faithful is made perfect in union with the sacrifice
37     1,  2  |      receive the work of God made perfect in Christ and then manifest
38     2,  5  |         people on to an ever more perfect and constant spirit of prayer
39     3,  12 |         Christ: "Be you therefore perfect, as your Heavenly Father
40     3,  12 |           your Heavenly Father is perfect" (Mt 5:48). Priests are
41     3,  12 |       which Christ endows them to perfect man.5 ~Hence, those who
42     3,  13 |         will grow daily into more perfect followers of the Lord. As
43     3,  16 |          and esteemed as a gift). Perfect and perpetual continence
44     3,  16 |       fulfilled in it. Insofar as perfect continence is thought by
45     3,  19 |          and without interruption perfect their knowledge of divine
46   End,  22 |        words promise his Church a perfect victory in this world. Certainly


Apostolicam actuositatem
   Chap., Paragraph
47     1,  4  |    Christian life can exist. ~The perfect example of this type of
48     2,  5  |         but also to penetrate and perfect the temporal order with
49     2,  7  |           to renew and constantly perfect the temporal order.~All


Optatam totius
   Chap., Paragraph
50     3, 4   |           celebrations they might perfect the work oœ salvation through
51     4, 10  |        continual exercise of that perfect charity whereby they can


Perfectae caritatis
   Chap., Paragraph
52     0,  1  |        Church that the pursuit of perfect charity through the evangelical
53     0,  11 |           of themselves to God in perfect charity their chief aim,
54     0,  12 |       false doctrines which scorn perfect continence as being impossible
55     0,  12 |           Since the observance of perfect continence touches intimately
56     0,  15 |             binds all together in perfect unity (cf. Col. 3:14) and
57     0,  18 |          course of their lives to perfect the culture they have received


Dei verbum
   Chap., Paragraph
58     2, 17  |           the attaining of a more perfect life, the spreading of the
59     2, 19  |     bishops per se enjoy full and perfect freedom and independence


Unitatis redintegratio
   Chap., Paragraph
60     1,  2  |         faith12 and shepherded in perfect unity.13 Christ Jesus Himself
61     1,  4  |       that, when the obstacles to perfect ecclesiastical communion
62     2,  5  |        helps toward that full and perfect unity which God in His kindness
63     3,  16 |          good of their souls. The perfect observance of this traditional