Dei verbum
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 1     2,  8  |        faithful to hold fast to the traditions which they have learned


Lumen gentium
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 2     2,  13 |           Churches retain their own traditions, without in any way opposing


Sacrosanctum concilium
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 3     1      |          Liturgy to the culture and traditions of peoples~
 4     1,  40 |             which elements from the traditions and culture of individual
 5     3,  81 |            to the circumstances and traditions found in various regions.
 6     6,  119|          who have their own musical traditions, and these play a great


Gaudium et spes
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 7 Intro,  6  |           who are attached to older traditions, are simultaneously undergoing
 8     6,  56 |        studies according to various traditions.~How can we quickly and
 9     6,  58 |             spiritual qualities and traditions of every people md of every
10     6,  60 |            with their qualities and traditions.~Everything must be done
11     7,  69 |            means of the customs and traditions proper to the community,
12     9,  86 |            of their own culture and traditions. Those who exert the greatest
13     9,  86 |       within itself and in its best traditions some portion of the spiritual
14     9,  92 |           and who preserve in their traditions precious elements of religion


Ad gentes
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15     2,  10 |          ties, by ancient religious traditions, and by firm bonds of social
16     2,  11 |        their national and religious traditions; let them gladly and reverently
17     2,  16 |           which mediate between the traditions and religion of their homeland
18     2,  18 |           ascetic and contemplative traditions, whose seeds were sometimes
19     3,  21 |     according to their own national traditions. They must be acquainted
20     3,  22 |         borrow from the customs and traditions of their people, from their
21     3,  22 |           each culture.6 Particular traditions, together with the peculiar
22     3,  22 |              adorned with their own traditions, will have their own place
23     6,  40 | accommodated to the truly religious traditions of the people, they can


Presbyterorum ordinis
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24     3,  16 |         early Church35 and from the traditions of the Eastern Churches.


Apostolicam actuositatem
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25     3,  12 |             appreciate praiseworthy traditions.~


Perfectae caritatis
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26     0,  9  |         should revive their ancient traditions of service and so adapt


Unitatis redintegratio
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27     3,  13 |             those in which Catholic traditions and institutions in part
28     3,  15 |           riches of those spiritual traditions which are given expression
29     3,  17 |           the authentic theological traditions of the Eastern Church are
30     3,  17 |            theology, in its various traditions, this holy synod declares


Orientalium ecclesiarum
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31 Pream,  1  |    liturgical rites, ecclesiastical traditions and the established standards
32     1,  2  |           or Rite should retain its traditions whole and entire and likewise
33     2,  6  |           return to their ancestral traditions. ~Those who, by reason of
34     5,  22 |          with the prescriptions and traditions of their own established
35     6,  24 |     fidelity to the ancient Eastern traditions, by a greater knowledge