Lumen gentium
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 1     4,  36 |        be conducive to universal progress in human and Christian freedom.
 2     6,  43 |         growth augments both the progress of the members of these
 3     6,  43 |       spiritually rejoicing make progress on the road of charity.2*~


Sacrosanctum concilium
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 4     1,  23 |        remain open to legitimate progress Careful investigation is
 5     1,  24 |         achieve the restoration, progress, and adaptation of the sacred
 6     7,  122|    ornamentation prompted by the progress of the technical arts with


Gaudium et spes
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 7 Intro,  6  |       economic and technological progress, though it is also astir
 8 Intro,  6  |          still striving for such progress and eager to secure for
 9 Intro,  7  |       requirements of scientific progress or of a certain new humanism.
10 Intro,  9  |           Nations on the road to progress, like those recently made
11 Intro,  9  |        freedom or to slavery, to progress or retreat, to brotherhood
12 Intro,  10 |         to exist despite so much progress? What purpose have these
13     1,  15 |          ages he has indeed made progress in the practical sciences
14     1,  20 |     power which modern technical progress generates in man.~Not to
15     2,  23 |        on the level of technical progress, but on the deeper level
16     2,  25 |        makes it evident that the progress of the human person and
17     3,  35 |    supply the material for human progress, but of themselves alone
18     3,  37 |       confirms: that while human progress is a great advantage to
19     3,  37 |          acknowledges that human progress can serve man's true happiness,
20     3,  39 |        age.~Hence, while earthly progress must be carefully distinguished
21     4,  44 |     experience of past ages, the progress of the sciences, and the
22     4,  46 |   marriage and the family, human progress, life in its economic, social
23     5,  52 |     though the legitimate social progress of women should not be underrated
24     6,  53 |     might be of advantage to the progress of many, even of the whole
25     6,  54 |    social sciences, by technical progress, and advances in developing
26     6,  56 |       his responsibility for the progress of culture, nourishes a
27     6,  56 |         arises from the enormous progress of science and technology
28     6,  57 |         1:9-10).5~Indeed today's progress in science and technology
29     7,  63 |          state. At the same time progress in the methods of production
30     7,  64 |       race. Therefore, technical progress, an inventive spirit, an
31     7,  65 |        to contribute to the true progress of their own community according
32     9,  84 |          our times, to encourage progress everywhere, and to obviate
33     9,  86 |        to seek as the object for progress to express and secure the
34     9,  86 |         should bear in mind that progress arises and grows above all
35     9,  90 |    Catholic community to promote progress in needy regions and international


Gravissimum educationis
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36     0      |         ever grows in the social progress of this age.1~Indeed, the
37     0      |  Therefore she has a role in the progress and development of education.
38     0      |      family has for the life and progress of God's own people.12~The
39     0      |          a center whose work and progress must be shared together
40     0      |       intimately linked with the progress of young people pursuing


Ad gentes
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41     1,  8  |          a leaven of liberty and progress in human history, even in
42     2,  12 |          seeking a mere material progress and prosperity for men,
43     3,  21 |      they are cooperating in its progress by their efforts, each in


Presbyterorum ordinis
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44     1,  2  |        glory of God and to man's progress in the divine life. All
45     2,  5  |          of life, and to greater progress in responding in a sensible
46     2,  6  |          care in their spiritual progress for the good of the whole
47     3,  13 |            always making further progress to do their pastoral work
48     3,  19 |      they need, and that healthy progress will be encouraged in the


Apostolicam actuositatem
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49 Intro,  1  | increasing population, continual progress in science and technology,
50     1,  4  |          way the laity must make progress in holiness in a happy and
51     2,  7  |         as their development and progress, not only aid in the attainment
52     2,  7  |       trusted excessively in the progress of the natural sciences
53     4,  19 | association.~Now, in view of the progress of social institutions and
54     6,  28 |          spiritual and doctrinal progress of the lay person himself


Optatam totius
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55     3, 6   |        each and for his stage of progress, an inquiry should be made
56     5, 15  |         taken of the more recent progress of the sciences. The net
57     6, 19  |     their vocations and may make progress according to the spirit


Dei verbum
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58     2, 19  |       for their social and civil progress and prosperity. According


Unitatis redintegratio
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59     2,  6  |          and signs of the future progress of ecumenism.~
60     3,  24 |      zeal, which can hinder real progress toward unity. Their ecumenical


Inter mirifica
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61 Intro,  2  |         Christians, but also the progress of all mankind. ~
62     1,  5  |          often necessary for the progress of contemporary society