Dei verbum
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 1     2,  10 |            faithful a single common effort. 7~But the task of authentically


Lumen gentium
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 2     2,  13 |        gifts and through the common effort to attain fullness in unity,
 3     3,  28 |           must strive to lend their effort to the pastoral work of
 4     3,  28 |           that priests, by combined effort and aid, under the leadership
 5     4,  36 |         vigorously contribute their effort, so that created goods may


Sacrosanctum concilium
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 6     6,  119|            training in music, every effort should be made to see that


Gaudium et spes
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 7 Intro,  10 |             wrought solely by human effort; they are convinced that
 8     3,  34 |           individual and collective effort. To believers, this point
 9     3,  38 |            open to men and that the effort to establish a universal
10     5,  50 |     decisions by common counsel and effort. Let them thoughtfully take
11     6,  62 |           of the faith. This common effort will greatly aid the formation
12     7,  69 |        furnished to each member. An effort must be made, however, to
13     9,  81 |           If we refuse to make this effort, we do not know where we
14     9,  91 |          with a gallant and unified effort born of love.~Undeniably
15     9,  92 |         large. Therefore, by common effort and in ways which are today


Dignitatis humanae
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16     0,  8  |          with others in cooperative effort.~Religious freedom therefore
17     0,  15 |       government are engaged in the effort to deter citizens from the


Ad gentes
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18     3,  19 |            launch a common pastoral effort and suitable works to increase
19     6,  40 |             possible in the mission effort; and whether their type


Presbyterorum ordinis
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20     2,  11 |           to ordination, sparing no effort or inconvenience in helping
21     2,  11 |          freedom of action. In this effort, diligent and prudent spiritual


Apostolicam actuositatem
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22     3,  13 |         social milieu, that is, the effort to infuse a Christian spirit
23     4,  18 |         apostolate by way of united effort.2 They should be apostles


Optatam totius
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24     2, 2   | coordinating all forces in a united effort to this end. As fathers,
25     2, 2   |         traditional means of common effort, such as urgent prayer,
26     3, 4   |           be ordered with concerted effort towards this pastoral end,
27     4, 9   |            and engaging in a common effort with their fellow-priests,


Dei verbum
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28     1, 6   |      bishops, therefore, make every effort to have the faithful actively
29     3, 37  |        unless they develop a common effort involving constant growth


Unitatis redintegratio
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30     1,  4  |             These are: first, every effort to avoid expressions, judgments
31     2,  7  |       should remember that the more effort they make to live holier
32     3,  18 |     activities of the Church, every effort should be made toward the


Inter mirifica
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33     2,  13 |         delay and with the greatest effort in a common work to make
34     2,  14 |          learn religious truths. An effort should also be made, where
35     2,  14 |        addition, there should be an effort to see that the noble and