Lumen gentium
   Chap., Paragraph
 1     2,  11 |            They are more perfectly bound to the Church by the sacrament
 2     3,  28 |         with their bishop although bound by a diversity of duties.
 3     3,  28 |           mission, all priests are bound together in intimate brotherhood,
 4     4,  31 |             since they are tightly bound up in all types of temporal
 5     4,  32 |         and the other faithful are bound to each other by a mutual
 6     5,  41 |           spiritual shepherds, are bound to bring their hearts and
 7     8,  56 |     obedience; what the virgin Eve bound through her unbelief, the


Sacrosanctum concilium
   Chap., Paragraph
 8     1,  37 |          which is not indissolubly bound up with superstition and
 9     4,  95 |       obliged to choral office are bound to celebrate the office
10     4,  95 |        nuns, and of other regulars bound by law or constitutions
11     4,  95 |            collegiate chapters are bound to recite those parts of
12     4,  95 |       except for lay brothers, are bound to recite individually those
13     4,  96 |                    96. Clerics not bound to office in choir, if they
14     4,  96 |           are in major orders, are bound to pray the entire office
15     4,  101|            approved.~3. Any cleric bound to the divine office fulfills
16     5,  106|          day Christ's faithful are bound to come together into one


Gaudium et spes
   Chap., Paragraph
17  Pref,  3  |            family with which it is bound up, than by engaging with
18     1,  13 |     everyone feels as though he is bound by chains. But the Lord
19     3,  34 |            rather more stringently bound to do these very things.4~
20     4,  42 |          mission and nature she is bound to no particular form of
21     4,  43 |        Church, laymen are not only bound to penetrate the world with
22     5,  51 |  transmitting it are not realities bound up with this world alone.
23     6,  58 |       every time and place, is not bound exclusively and indissolubly
24     7,  70 |          of public authorities-are bound to keep these objectives
25     8,  74 |            exercised, citizens are bound in conscience to obey.4
26     8,  76 |            political community nor bound to any political system.
27     9,  79 |      experts in these matters, are bound to do everything they can
28     9,  82 | peacemaking task to which they are bound, even if they cannot ignore


Gravissimum educationis
   Chap., Paragraph
29     0      |      children their life, they are bound by the most serious obligation
30     0      |         this life.14 The Church is bound as a mother to give to these


Nostra aetate
   Chap., Paragraph
31     0, 2   |       Religions, however, that are bound up with an advanced culture


Dignitatis humanae
   Chap., Paragraph
32     0,  1  |            their part, all men are bound to seek the truth, especially
33     0,  2  |        impelled by nature and also bound by a moral obligation to
34     0,  2  |     religious truth. They are also bound to adhere to the truth,
35     0,  3  |          all his activity a man is bound to follow his conscience
36     0,  7  |          men and social groups are bound by the moral law to have
37     0,  9  |         this reason Christians are bound to respect it all the more
38     0,  11 |           in truth, hence they are bound in conscience but they stand
39     0,  11 |             and for that reason is bound to obey his conscience.
40     0,  14 |       their blood.~The disciple is bound by a grave obligation toward


Ad gentes
   Chap., Paragraph
41     1,  8  |     Missionary activity is closely bound up even with human nature
42     2,  11 |            wherever they live, are bound to show forth, by the example
43     3,  20 |           the particular church is bound to represent the universal
44     3,  21 |         the witness which they are bound to bear to Christ by their
45     6,  36 |            the faithful are duty - bound to cooperate in the expansion
46     6,  40 |            their vocation they are bound to practice with greater


Presbyterorum ordinis
   Chap., Paragraph
47     2,  5  |      priests by various titles are bound together hierarchically
48     3,  12 |              Mt 5:48). Priests are bound, however, to acquire that


Apostolicam actuositatem
   Chap., Paragraph
49     2,  8  |          Assuming human nature, He bound the whole human race to


Optatam totius
   Chap., Paragraph
50     4, 9   |           this sacred synod, that, bound to the Vicar of Christ in


Perfectae caritatis
   Chap., Paragraph
51     0,  13 |        their own assignments to be bound by the common law of labor,
52     0,  14 |           18). So they are closely bound to the service of the Church


Dei verbum
   Chap., Paragraph
53     1, 6   |       should realize that they are bound together and should manifest
54     2, 28  |  ecclesiastical office are closely bound up with their sacred work.
55     2, 35  |         intact. Religious also are bound to observe all those things


Orientalium ecclesiarum
   Chap., Paragraph
56     2,  5  |         full right and are in duty bound to rule themselves, each
57     4,  15 |               15. The faithful are bound to take part on Sundays


Inter mirifica
   Chap., Paragraph
58     1,  12 |    authority, in these matters, is bound by special responsibilities