Lumen gentium
   Chap., Paragraph
 1     4,  36|       activity with genuine moral values; they will better prepare
 2     6,  46|           renunciation of certain values which are to be undoubtedly


Gaudium et spes
   Chap., Paragraph
 3 Intro,  4 |  accurately identifying permanent values and adjusting them properly
 4 Intro,  7 |         frequently calls accepted values into question, especially
 5 Intro,  11|        assess in this light those values which are most highly prized
 6 Intro,  11|    conferred by God on man, these values are exceedingly good. Yet
 7     1,  19|          with which certain human values are unduly invested, and
 8     3,  36|          enjoy their own laws and values which must be gradually
 9     3,  37| temptation. For when the order of values is jumbled and bad is mixed
10     3,  39|      Spirit nurtured on earth the values of human dignity, brotherhood
11     4,  40|      United on behalf of heavenly values and enriched by them, this
12     4,  43|          synthesis with religious values, under whose supreme direction
13     5,  52|       should actively promote the values of marriage and the family,
14     6,  53|      cultivation of the goods and values of nature. Wherever human
15     6,  53|       life and multiple scales of values arise from the diverse manner
16     6,  53|           from which he draws the values which permit him to promote
17     6,  56|         men partakers of cultural values in the world, when the human
18     6,  57|        acknowledging its positive values. Among these values are
19     6,  57|      positive values. Among these values are included: scientific
20     6,  61|         human person in which the values of intellect, will, conscience
21     6,  61|  fraternity are preeminent. These values are all rooted in God the


Gravissimum educationis
   Chap., Paragraph
22     0     |       motivated to appraise moral values with a right conscience,
23     0     | generations, to foster a sense of values, to prepare for professional


Nostra aetate
   Chap., Paragraph
24     0, 2  |        well as the socio-cultural values found among these men. ~


Dignitatis humanae
   Chap., Paragraph
25     0,  1 |         regards the quest for the values proper to the human spirit.


Presbyterorum ordinis
   Chap., Paragraph
26     3,  17|        learn and appreciate human values and esteem created goods
27   End,  22|    changed, how much the scale of values is changed in the estimation


Apostolicam actuositatem
   Chap., Paragraph
28     5,  24|       protection and promotion of values of the supernatural order.~
29     5,  27|            Likewise, common human values not infrequently call for
30     5,  27|        name but acknowledge these values.~By this dynamic and prudent
31     6,  29|      human relations, truly human values must be fostered, especially


Inter mirifica
   Chap., Paragraph
32     1,  12|       also to encourage spiritual values, culture and the fine arts