Lumen gentium
   Chap., Paragraph
 1     2,  12|           the fruits of apostolic labor to be presumptuously expected
 2     3,  28|           truth.182 Finally, they labor in word and doctrine,183
 3     3,  28|          in communion of life, of labor and charity.~Let them, as
 4     4,  36|         may be perfected by human labor, technical skill and civic


Sacrosanctum concilium
   Chap., Paragraph
 5     4,  86|        For the work in which they labor will effect nothing and
 6     4,  88|           those who are called to labor in apostolic works.~


Gaudium et spes
   Chap., Paragraph
 7     2,  29|          private and public, must labor to minister to the dignity
 8     3,  34|     justly consider that by their labor they are unfolding the Creator'
 9     4,  43|           to each discipline, and labor to equip themselves with
10     5,  47| additional benefits from them and labor to bring them about.~Yet
11     5,  52|        pooling their efforts they labor to explain more thoroughly
12     6,  53|          by his knowledge and his labor, to bring the world itself
13     7,  66|         nation or region by their labor, all discrimination as regards
14     7,  67|                         67. Human labor which is expended in the
15     7,  67|         the nature of tools.~This labor, whether it is engaged in
16     7,  67|          them to his will. By his labor a man ordinarily supports
17     7,  67|      Indeed, we hold that through labor offered to God man is associated
18     7,  67|   conferred an eminent dignity on labor when at Nazareth He worked
19     7,  67|         Finally, remuneration for labor is to be such that man may
20     9,  81|  available weapons, everyone must labor to put an end at last to
21     9,  84|      supplies, health, education, labor and also in certain special
22     9,  86|        grows above all out of the labor and genius of the nations


Ad gentes
   Chap., Paragraph
23     2,  12|           Gospel. ~Let Christians labor and collaborate with others
24     2,  17|        the apostolic spirit, they labor much to make an outstanding
25     4,  25|            fatigue, and fruitless labor. He will encounter men with
26     4,  27|          themselves to missionary labor either entirely or in part.
27     5,  34|           requires that those who labor for the Gospel should be


Presbyterorum ordinis
   Chap., Paragraph
28     2,  8 |    teaching, or whether by manual labor they share in the lot of
29     2,  8 |          other apostolic tasks or labor designed for the apostolate.
30     2,  8 |          toward those priests who labor under certain difficulties.
31     2,  10|          singly to a new field of labor, especially to one where
32     2,  10|   circumstances and conditions of labor should be adapted to individual


Apostolicam actuositatem
   Chap., Paragraph
33     3,  13|           whole world of life and labor.~This apostolate should
34 Exhor,  33|        Lord, they know that their labor in Him is not in vain (cf.


Optatam totius
   Chap., Paragraph
35     2, 2  |          and fraternal sharing of labor. ~Bishops on the other hand
36     3, 5  |   solicitude, encourage those who labor in the seminary and prove


Perfectae caritatis
   Chap., Paragraph
37     0,  13|        bound by the common law of labor, and while they procure


Dei verbum
   Chap., Paragraph
38     2, 12 |         its laws and professions, labor and leisure, the arts and
39     2, 15 |          they should devote their labor to this end that all those
40     2, 30 |  Christian community. They should labor without stint that the faithful