Lumen gentium
   Chap., Paragraph
 1     3,  23|    union is apparent also m the mutual relations of the individual
 2     3,  23|   sacramental life and in their mutual respect for their rights
 3     3,  28|      freely manifests itself in mutual aid, spiritual as well as
 4     4,  32|        bound to each other by a mutual need. Pastors of the Church,
 5     7,  51|   communion with one another in mutual charity and in one praise


Gaudium et spes
   Chap., Paragraph
 6 Intro,  8 |         groups.~What results is mutual distrust, enmities, conflicts
 7     2,  23|   relationships. These demand a mutual respect for the full spiritual
 8     2,  25|    reasons, reciprocal ties and mutual dependencies increase day
 9     2,  32|         the other. would render mutual service according to the
10     4,  40|        proper fostering of this mutual exchange and assistance
11     4,  43|   honest discussion, preserving mutual charity and caring above
12     5,  48|    flesh" (Matt. 19:ff), render mutual help and service to each
13     5,  48|     perfection day by day. As a mutual gift of two persons, this
14     5,  48|      perpetual fidelity through mutual self-bestowal.~Authentic
15     5,  48| personalities, as well as their mutual sanctification, and hence
16     5,  48|       the family will do by the mutual love of the spouses, by
17     5,  49|       the spouses to a free and mutual gift of themselves, a gift
18     5,  49|      these actions promote that mutual self-giving by which spouses
19     5,  49|         a ready will. Sealed by mutual faithfulness and be allowed
20     5,  49|         dignity acknowledged by mutual and total love. The constant
21     5,  50|  children, both demand that the mutual love of the spouses be embodied
22     5,  51|      preserve the full sense of mutual self-giving and human procreation
23     5,  52|         of mind and the work of mutual sanctification. Thus, following
24     7,  63|         and countries and their mutual dependence, and by the increased
25     9,  81|     Since peace must be born of mutual trust between nations and
26     9,  84|      increasingly close ties of mutual dependence today between
27     9,  92|       within the Church herself mutual esteem, reverence and harmony,


Gravissimum educationis
   Chap., Paragraph
28     0     |         and fosters a spirit of mutual understanding; and it establishes


Nostra aetate
   Chap., Paragraph
29     0, 3  |       and to work sincerely for mutual understanding and to preserve
30     0, 4  |       foster and recommend that mutual understanding and respect


Ad gentes
   Chap., Paragraph
31     1,  2 |     just singly, apart from any mutual bond, but rather to mold
32     1,  6 |         at least be animated by mutual love and esteem.~
33     3,  19|       to increase, by a certain mutual exchange of forces, the
34     4,  25|       the spirit of harmony and mutual charity, he will cooperate
35     6,  37|    visible, and serve for their mutual edification.~
36     6,  38|       one another, and exchange mutual communications regarding


Presbyterorum ordinis
   Chap., Paragraph
37     2,  6 |        in friendly meetings for mutual aid in leading more easily
38     2,  6 |    various works of charity and mutual help, as well as to missionary
39     2,  8 |     order that priests may find mutual assistance in the development


Apostolicam actuositatem
   Chap., Paragraph
40     2,  8 |        and works of charity and mutual aid intended to relieve
41     3,  11|         Church by reason of the mutual affection of its members
42     5,  23|      For this there is need for mutual esteem among all the forms
43     5,  26|     will be able to promote the mutual coordination of various


Optatam totius
   Chap., Paragraph
44     2, 2  |      happy spirit as well as by mutual priestly charity and fraternal
45     4, 11 |       and a careful concern for mutual help, must be so arranged


Dei verbum
   Chap., Paragraph
46     2, 30 |       be fraternal association, mutual charity and reverence between
47     2, 35 |   should take action only after mutual consultations. ~6. ) In
48     2, 35 |         harmonious and fruitful mutual relations between bishops


Unitatis redintegratio
   Chap., Paragraph
49     1,  4 |        and fairness and so make mutual relations with them more
50     2,  7 |         they be able to grow in mutual brotherly love.~
51     2,  12|         their efforts, and with mutual respect, let them bear witness
52     3,  14|      from a lack of charity and mutual understanding.~For this
53     3,  19|     that ecumenical feeling and mutual esteem may gradually increase