Lumen gentium
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 1     8,  69   |           comfort to this holy and general Synod that even among the
 2 Appen        |             GIVEN BY THE SECRETARY GENERAL OF THE COUNCIL AT THE 123RD
 3 Appen        |           THE COUNCIL AT THE 123RD GENERAL CONGREGATION, NOVEMBER 16,
 4 Appen        | interpreted in accordance with the general rules that are known to
 5 Appen        |            Modi with the following general observations.~
 6 Appen,  73   |  Archbishop of Samosata ~Secretary General of the Second Vatican Ecumenical


Sacrosanctum concilium
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 7     1        |                          CHAPTER I GENERAL PRINCIPLES FOR THE: RESTORATION
 8     1,  21   |        undertake with great care a general restoration of the liturgy
 9     1,  21   |          establishes the following general norms: ~
10     1        |                                 A) General norms~
11     1,  23   |             and pastoral. Also the general laws governing the structure
12     1,  33   |         the liturgy, the following general norms should be observed:~
13     3,  68   |            also by the faithful in general when there is danger of
14     4,  95   |          office imposed on them by general or particular law. ~c) All


Gaudium et spes
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15     2,  26   |            groups, and even of the general welfare of the entire human
16     4,  40   |     council now sets forth certain general principles for the proper
17     6,  53   |          The word "culture" in its general sense indicates everything
18     8,  76   |            which correspond to the general good according to the diversity
19     9,  84   |            the need to promote the general improvement of developing
20     9,  91   |         conciliar program is but a general one in several of its parts;
21     9,  92   |          God, both pastors and the general faithful, can engage in


Gravissimum educationis
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22     0,  0(3) |           10, 1948, adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations,
23     0,  0(15)|   allocution to the United Nations General Assembly, Oct. 4, 1965:
24     0        |           aids which belong to the general heritage of man and which
25     0        |        health of the pupils and in general, promote the whole school


Dignitatis humanae
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26     0,  9    |     further light is cast upon the general principles upon which the


Ad gentes
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27     2,  16   |       colleagues.17~To attain this general end, the whole training
28     4,  26   |        learn, that they may have a general knowledge of the peoples,
29     5,  29   |             3 among the affairs of general concern,4 should give special
30     5,  32   |            Holy See to outline the general principles according to


Presbyterorum ordinis
   Chap., Paragraph
31     2,  4    |           not to be explained in a general and abstract way, but rather


Apostolicam actuositatem
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32     6,  29   |        required. The importance of general culture along with practical


Optatam totius
   Chap., Paragraph
33     1, 1     |                      1. Since only general laws can be made where there
34     4, 11    |     strength of character, and, in general, they are to learn to esteem
35     5, 16    |       taken of its relation to the general history of the Church. Next,
36     6, 19    |       their various Institutes.~In general, those capabilities are


Perfectae caritatis
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37     0,  1    |            meant to state only the general principles of the adaptation
38     0,  4    |         authorities, especially to general chapters. The approbation
39     0,  10   |       orders by provision of their general chapter in order to meet


Dei verbum
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40     1, 8     |           other authority.~(b) The general law of the Church grants
41     2, 23    |          carefully studied and the general criteria which follow should
42     2, 23    |          it should be considered a general rule that each diocese have
43     2, 26    |         must always be named vicar general by the diocesan bishop.
44     2, 27    |    diocesan curia is that of vicar general. However, as often as the
45     2, 27    |        common law grants the vicar general, but only for a certain
46     2, 31    |           law of concursus whether general or particular-are to be
47     2, 35    |         Ordinaries for purposes of general policy-making and vigilance,
48     3, 38    |        episcopal commissions and a general secretariat.~4.) Decisions
49     3, 40    |            suitable norms.  ) As a general rule all dioceses and other
50 Direc        |                                    GENERAL DIRECTIVE ~
51 Direc, 44    |         synod also prescribes that general directories be prepared


Unitatis redintegratio
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52     2,  9    |           religious psychology and general background. Most valuable


Inter mirifica
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53 Appen,  23   |                    23. So that the general principles and norms of