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Vat. Ecum. Council II

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adapted

Dei verbum
   Chap., Paragraph
1 6, 25| use of non-Christians and adapted to their situation. Both Sacrosanctum concilium Chap., Paragraph
2 3, 63| rituals, which are to be adapted, also as regards the language 3 3, 65| these, when capable of being adapted to Christian ritual, may 4 3, 67| revised, and it should be adapted to the circumstance that 5 3, 75| the anointings is to be adapted to the occasion, and the 6 4, 89| celebrated in choir, shall be adapted so that it may be recited 7 4, 90| venerable treasures are to be so adapted that all those to whom they Gaudium et spes Chap., Paragraph
8 Intro, 7 | not always seem to be well adapted to the contemporary state 9 6, 62| new forms of art which are adapted to our age and are in keeping 10 6, 62| manner of expression is adapted and they are conformed to 11 6, 62| world, in a manner more adapted to them so that they may 12 7, 67| work, therefore, must be adapted to the needs of the person 13 7, 69| forms of property may be, as adapted to the legitimate institutions 14 7, 69| provided they are suitably adapted to present-day circumstances, 15 9, 91| especially after they have been adapted to individual nations and Ad gentes Chap., Paragraph
16 2, 17| be so accomplished and so adapted to advances on the cultural 17 5, 29| directives and principles adapted to evangelization, and give Presbyterorum ordinis Chap., Paragraph
18 2, 10| conditions of labor should be adapted to individual needs and Apostolicam actuositatem Chap., Paragraph
19 2, 7 | of the Christian life and adapted to the shifting circumstances 20 6, 29| and well-rounded formation adapted to the natural abilities 21 Exhor, 33| which must be constantly adapted to the new needs of our Optatam totius Chap., Paragraph
22 | are to be appropriately adapted to all. ~ 23 1, 1 | will the universal laws be adapted to the particular circumstances 24 2, 3 | of adolescence and fully adapted to the norms of a healthy 25 2, 3 | seminaries is also to be adapted to the minor seminary to Perfectae caritatis Chap., Paragraph
26 0, 3 | working should be suitably adapted everywhere, but especially 27 0, 3 | laws being suppressed, be adapted to the decrees of this sacred 28 0, 20| communities. It should be adapted, accordingly, as the nature Dei verbum Chap., Paragraph
29 1, 9 | Church-be reorganized and better adapted to the needs of the times, 30 2, 13 | Christian doctrine in a manner adapted to the needs of the times, 31 2, 17 | apostolate should be properly adapted to the needs of the present 32 2, 18 | See15 which can be wisely adapted to the circumstances of 33 3, 38 | the apostolate fittingly adapted to the circumstances of Orientalium ecclesiarum Chap., Paragraph
34 3, 9 | West; though they should be adapted somewhat to modern conditions.~


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