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Vat. Ecum. Council II

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civil

Sacrosanctum concilium
   Chap., Paragraph
1 1, 32| due honors to be given to civil authorities. Apart from 2 2, 53| for holy Church, for the civil authorities, for those oppressed 3 Appen | perpetual calendar into civil society. But among the 4 Appen | and to introduce it into civil life, the Church has no Gaudium et spes Chap., Paragraph
5 Intro, 7 | humanities and of history and civil laws themselves. As a consequence, 6 4, 43| increasingly moves toward civil, economic and social unity, 7 5, 47| psychological, and by the demands of civil society. Finally, in certain 8 7, 65| to be recognized by the civil authority, to contribute 9 7, 71| one of the conditions for civil liberties.13~The forms of 10 8, 73| of all in the exercise of civil freedom and in the attainment 11 8, 74| groups which make up the civil community are aware that 12 8, 76| the privileges offered by civil authority. She will even 13 9, 89| given, in both religious and civil education, to the formation Gravissimum educationis Chap., Paragraph
14 0 | duties belong indeed to civil society, whose role is to 15 0 | religious life, as well as by civil society and the entire human 16 0 | Church esteems highly those civil authorities and societies Dignitatis humanae Chap., Paragraph
17 0, 1 | immunity from coercion in civil society. Therefore it leaves 18 0, 2 | and thus it is to become a civil right.~It is in accordance 19 0, 6 | obtaining among peoples, special civil recognition is given to 20 0, 11| Apostles recognized legitimate civil authority. "For there is 21 0, 13| governments and the whole civil order.~In human society 22 0, 13| all other men, possess the civil right not to be hindered 23 0, 15| already been declared to be a civil right in most constitutions, Ad gentes Chap., Paragraph
24 3, 21| the People of God and to civil society: they belong to Presbyterorum ordinis Chap., Paragraph
25 3, 21| with ecclesiastical and civil laws-there may be either Apostolicam actuositatem Chap., Paragraph
26 3, 11| importance for the Church and civil society. ~Christian husbands 27 3, 11| preservation of these rights in civil legislation and to make 28 3, 14| opinion felt in order that the civil authority may act with justice Dei verbum Chap., Paragraph
29 2, 12 | and education of children, civil society with its laws and 30 2, 19 | and independence from any civil authority. Hence, the exercise 31 2, 19 | regard for their social and civil progress and prosperity. 32 2, 20 | of bishop be granted to civil authorities. The civil authorities, 33 2, 20 | to civil authorities. The civil authorities, on the other 34 2, 23 | people, together with the civil jurisdictions and social 35 2, 23 | given, if necessary, to civil boundaries and the special 36 3, 39 | even between bishops and civil authorities will be rendered Inter mirifica Chap., Paragraph
37 1, 5 | the welfare of the entire civil society. Therefore, in society


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