Dei verbum
   Chap., Paragraph
 1     2,  10(7) |       pastor together with his flock."~


Lumen gentium
   Chap., Paragraph
 2     1,  5     |      become part of the little flock of Christ,20 have received
 3     1,  6     |      door is Christ.26 It is a flock of which God Himself foretold
 4     2,  9     |    times may look like a small flock, is nonetheless a lasting
 5     2,  15    |   determined by Christ, as one flock under one shepherd, and
 6     3,  20    |       they attend to the whole flock in which the Holy Spirit
 7     3,  20    |       in place of God over the flock,12* whose shepherds they
 8     3,  21    |  chosen to shepherd the Lord's flock of the elect, are servants
 9     3,  22    |      him shepherd of the whole flock;157 it is evident, however,
10     3,  22    |     expresses the unity of the flock of Christ. In it, the bishops,
11     3,  25    |     errors that threaten their flock.165 Bishops, teaching in
12     3,  25    |     Spirit, by which the whole flock of Christ is preserved and
13     3,  26    |      so that together with the flock committed to their care
14     3,  27    |       the edification of their flock in truth and holiness, remembering
15     3,  27    |     who are not yet of the one flock. who also are commended
16     3,  28    |    Father. In the midst of the flock they adore Him in spirit
17     3,  28    |        that part of the Lord's flock entrusted to them they make
18     3,  28    |     the heart a pattern to the flock,187 let them so lead and
19     5,  41    |      the shepherds of Christ's flock must holily and eagerly,
20     5,  41    |     become a pattern for their flock.224~Priests, who resemble
21     6,  45    |      necessities of the entire flock of the Lord and in consideration
22 Appen,  72    |      whose care Christ's whole flock has been entrusted, to determine,


Sacrosanctum concilium
   Chap., Paragraph
23     1,  19    |    matter they must lead their flock not only in word but also
24     1,  41    |      as the high priest of his flock, from whom the life in Christ
25     1,  42    |      to preside over the whole flock in his Church, he cannot


Ad gentes
   Chap., Paragraph
26     1,  6     |      called to gather into one flock, and thus they will be able
27     3,  20    |     both the conditions of his flock, and the private opinions
28     3,  20    |       the feeding the faithful flock, and to the celebrating


Presbyterorum ordinis
   Chap., Paragraph
29     2,  11    | solicitude of our Lord for his flock, will consider the needs
30     3,  12    |      so that, as he serves the flock committed to him and the
31     3,  14    |      gift of themselves to the flock committed to them.22 Hence,
32     3,  14(23)|        love to feed the Lord's flock" (St. Augustine, Tract on
33     3,  16    | themselves for the sake of the flock commended to them.36~Indeed,


Optatam totius
   Chap., Paragraph
34     2, 2      |    hand are to encourage their flock to promote vocations and
35     4, 8      |       can initiate into it the flock committed to them. They


Dei verbum
   Chap., Paragraph
36  Pref, 3      |     the portions of the Lord's flock assigned to them, each one
37     2, 16     |      the whole family of their flock that everyone, conscious
38     2, 19     |        spiritual care of their flock, they also in fact have
39     2, 25     |    that the good of the Lord's flock is always the supreme consideration.
40     2, 28     |   single portion of the Lord's flock. In consequence, they form
41     2, 30     |        pains to know their own flock. Since they are the servants


Unitatis redintegratio
   Chap., Paragraph
42     1,  2     |    Church, then, is God's only flock; it is like a standard lifted