Lumen gentium
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 1 Appen,  73|           will, as his very office demands. Though it is always in


Gaudium et spes
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 2 Intro,  8 |            and efficiency, and the demands of moral conscience; also
 3 Intro,  9 |           Still, beneath all these demands lies a deeper and more widespread
 4     1,  17|           Him. Hence man's dignity demands that he act according to
 5     2,  29|           equal dignity of persons demands that a more humane and just
 6     2,  31|        life, takes on the manifold demands of human partnership, and
 7     4,  42|          person and family, to the demands of the common good and to
 8     4,  43|           goals. Acknowledging the demands of faith and endowed with
 9     5,  47|          psychological, and by the demands of civil society. Finally,
10     5,  49|            this Christian vocation demands notable virtue. For this
11     6,  59|   principles. It therefore rightly demands respect and enjoys a certain
12     7,  64|         his material needs and the demands of his intellectual, moral,
13     7,  66|                 66. To satisfy the demands of justice and equity, strenuous
14     7,  70|            and collective, and the demands of investing for the generation
15     7,  71|        authority, according to the demands and within the limits of
16     8,  75|           exaggerated and untimely demands upon it in their own interests,
17     9,  78|             But since the concrete demands of this common good are
18     9,  81|         Divine Providence urgently demands of us that we free ourselves
19     9,  82|        mankind. Today it certainly demands that they extend their thoughts


Gravissimum educationis
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20     0     |       moreover, as the common good demands, to build schools and institutions.13 ~
21     0     |          in schools. This vocation demands special qualities of mind


Dignitatis humanae
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22     0,  2 |           lives in accord with the demands of truth However, men cannot
23     0,  4 |          itself.~Provided the just demands of public order are observed,


Ad gentes
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24     2,  16|             Christians.21 All this demands that studies for the priesthood
25     4,  26|            be found unequal to the demands of their future work.9 From


Presbyterorum ordinis
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26     2,  6 |             but in accord with the demands of Christian doctrine and
27     2,  6 |  themselves, but, according to the demands of the new law of charity;


Apostolicam actuositatem
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28     2,  8 |            and especially that the demands of justice be satisfied
29     3,  12|    heightened influence in society demands of them a proportionate
30     4,  22|     persons and make sure that the demands of justice, equity, and
31     5,  24|       various ways.~Because of the demands of the common good of the
32     6,  29|         the fulfillment of all the demands of formation, the unity
33     6,  30|           life in keeping with the demands of new responsibilities.


Optatam totius
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34     6, 19 |      training of the students also demands that they be diligently


Perfectae caritatis
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35     0,  3 | necessities of the apostolate, the demands of culture, and social and
36     0,  4 |   effective renewal and adaptation demands the cooperation of all the
37     0,  8 |       rules and customs to fit the demands of the apostolate to which
38     0,  9 |        their manner of life to the demands of the apostolate appropriate


Dei verbum
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39     2, 22 |   perfectly as possible. ~All this demands, then, a proper determination
40     2, 25 |        duties as the good of souls demands, either because of the vast
41     2, 26 |      extent that the good of souls demands, the diocesan bishop should
42     2, 30 |           that their pastoral work demands. They should pay especial
43     2, 31 |            which the good of souls demands. The distinction between
44     2, 34 |     hierarchy. With the increasing demands of the apostolate they can


Orientalium ecclesiarum
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45     1,  4 |     spiritual good of the faithful demands it. The hierarchs of the
46     2,  6 |          according as their office demands in the knowledge and veneration
47     6,  25|   profession of the Catholic faith demands. Eastern clerics, seeing


Inter mirifica
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48     1,  5 |      proper exercise of this right demands, however, that the news
49     1,  8 |           society must fulfill the demands of justice and charity in
50     1,  9 |   obligations. For a proper choice demands that they fully favor those