Gaudium et spes
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 1  Pref,  3    | conversation about these various problems. The council brings to mankind
 2 Intro,  5    |       has arisen a new series of problems, a series as numerous as
 3 Intro,  10   |      solution to the outstanding problems of our time. ~
 4     1,  12   |      certainly understands these problems. Endowed with light from
 5     1,  16   |         solution to the numerous problems which arise in the life
 6     1,  19   | accounted among the most serious problems of this age, and is deserving
 7     3,  33   |       the solution to particular problems. As such she desires to
 8     4,  41   |    altogether indifferent to the problems of religion. The experience
 9     4,  41   |         the Church recalls these problems to his mind. But only God,
10              |                     PART II SOME PROBLEMS OF SPECIAL URGENCY ~
11     5,  47   |       certain parts of the world problems resulting from population
12     5,  51   |        both endangered.~To these problems there are those who presume
13     6,  62   |        proper nature of man, his problems and his experiences in trying
14     7,  66(5)|        reference to agricultural problems cf. especially John XXIII,
15     9,  82   |        toward greater unity.~The problems of peace and of disarmament
16     9,  82   |      meetings dealing with these problems, such studies should be
17     9,  84   |          solution to the serious problems of our times, to encourage


Ad gentes
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18     2,  12   |    knowing of their longings and problems, suffering with them in
19     3,  21   |        profession; they feel its problems to be their very own, and
20     4,  26   | introduced into special pastoral problems.~Some should be more thoroughly
21     5,  31   |   weightier questions and urgent problems, without however neglecting


Presbyterorum ordinis
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22     2,  4    |          they treat contemporary problems, they are relying not on
23     3,  14   |   burdened with duties and their problems, which oftentimes have to


Apostolicam actuositatem
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24 Intro,  1    |         have also occasioned new problems which demand their expert
25     2,  6    |     Since, in our own times, new problems are arising and very serious
26     2,  6    |      Christian principles to the problems of our era in accordance
27     3,  10   |        their own and the world's problems as well as questions concerning
28     5,  26   |   promoting research into modern problems arising in this field, and
29     6,  29   |         and the proliferation of problems, requires an ever deeper


Optatam totius
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30     5, 15    |          philosophy and the true problems of life, as well as the
31     5, 16    |      seek the solutions to human problems under the light of revelation,


Dei verbum
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32     2, 18    |   attention to the very pressing problems concerning the above-mentioned


Unitatis redintegratio
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33     2,  10   | particularly in these times, the problems and the benefits in their
34     3,  18   |       the more pressing pastoral problems of our time. Similarly,
35     3,  23   |  solutions to the more difficult problems of modern society, nevertheless