Lumen gentium
   Chap., Paragraph
 1     3,  18    |          working toward a common goal freely and in an orderly


Gaudium et spes
   Chap., Paragraph
 2  Pref,  3     |      Church seeks but a solitary goal: to carry forward the work
 3 Intro,  10    |          the focal point and the goal of man, as well as of all
 4     1,  13    |         and sought to attain his goal apart from God. Although
 5     1,  13    | relationship to his own ultimate goal as well as his whole relationship
 6     1,  17    |          passion, he pursues his goal in a spontaneous choice
 7     2,  24    |       called to one and the same goal, namely God Himself.~For
 8     2,  25    |   beginning, the subject and the goal of all social institutions
 9     2,  29    |       they arrive at the desired goal.~
10     3,  33    |          the achievement of what goal are the strivings of individuals
11     3,  38    |         earth submissive to this goal.~Now, the gifts of the Spirit
12     4,  40    |        way of achieving the same goal. At the same time, she is
13     4,  41    |         God, Who is the ultimate goal of man, she opens up to
14     4,  42(11)|          the cultural order. The goal which Christ assigns to
15     4,  42(11)|          religious, supernatural goal. The meaning of all its
16     4,  42(11)|   directly or indirectly in this goal."~
17     4,  45    |         Himself. The Lord is the goal of human history, the focal
18     5,  51    |     context of true love. Such a goal cannot be achieved unless
19     9,  81    |      international consent. This goal undoubtedly requires the
20     9,  84    |   unbearable want.~To reach this goal, organizations of the international
21     9,  92    |        for seeking this splendid goal effectively, let us take


Gravissimum educationis
   Chap., Paragraph
22     0         |      keeping with their ultimate goal,6 their ability, their sex,
23     0         |       its principal purpose this goal: that the baptized, while
24     0         |       this end, insofar as their goal will permit. In addition,


Nostra aetate
   Chap., Paragraph
25     0, 1      |          One also is their final goal, God. His providence, His


Ad gentes
   Chap., Paragraph
26     3,  19    |      community reaches a certain goal when the congregation of
27     3,  22    |      should be.5~To achieve this goal, it is necessary that in


Presbyterorum ordinis
   Chap., Paragraph
28     1,  2     |      priests is directed to this goal and is perfected in it.
29     2,  5(15) |          spiritual life, and the goal of all the sacraments" (
30     3,  19    |         and directed to a sacred goal. Especially is it drawn


Apostolicam actuositatem
   Chap., Paragraph
31     1,  2     |        to the attainment of this goal is called the apostolate,
32     1,  4     |          relation to man's final goal.~They who have this faith
33     2,  7     |     attainment of man's ultimate goal but also possess their own


Dei verbum
   Chap., Paragraph
34     2, 17     |      fruitful attainment of that goal, and it is highly recommended.~
35     2, 25     |          Rightly to achieve this goal, auxiliary bishops will
36     2, 35     |          be accommodated to this goal in accord with the principles


Unitatis redintegratio
   Chap., Paragraph
37     1,  2     |   pilgrim way in hope toward the goal of the fatherland above.18 ~


Inter mirifica
   Chap., Paragraph
38     1,  11    |         of better achieving this goal, they are to be commended