Lumen gentium
   Chap., Paragraph
 1     2,  13    |         the ability, riches and customs in which the genius of each
 2     3,  24    |        come about by legitimate customs that have not been revoked
 3     4,  36    |     combined efforts remedy the customs and conditions of the world,


Sacrosanctum concilium
   Chap., Paragraph
 4     1,  13    |        the bishops according to customs or books lawfully approved.~
 5     3,  77    |       to use other praiseworthy customs and ceremonies when celebrating
 6     5,  107   |         so that the traditional customs and discipline of the sacred
 7     7,  128   |         things to the needs and customs of their different regions;


Gaudium et spes
   Chap., Paragraph
 8     5,  49    |         depending on the worthy customs of various peoples and times.~
 9     6,  53    |          through improvement of customs and institutions. Throughout
10     6,  53    | practicing religion, of forming customs, of establishing laws and
11     6,  53    |       arts and beauty. Thus the customs handed down to it form the
12     6,  54    |       and evolutionary aspects, customs and usages are becoming
13     7,  69    |       satisfied by means of the customs and traditions proper to
14     7,  69    |         avoid regarding certain customs as altogether unchangeable,
15     7,  69    |       taken against respectable customs which, provided they are


Ad gentes
   Chap., Paragraph
16     3,  19    |  upright institutions and local customs. ~The bishops, in turn,
17     3,  22    |        8). They borrow from the customs and traditions of their
18     3,  22    |         seen in what ways their customs, views on life, and social
19     4,  26    |        their language and their customs. It is very necessary for
20     4,  26    |          social structures, and customs of the people; that they


Presbyterorum ordinis
   Chap., Paragraph
21     2,  10    |  familiar with the language and customs; rather, after the example
22     3,  17(46)|     with regard to the laws and customs prevailing in the Eastern
23   End,  22    |      and even more how much the customs of men are changed, how


Apostolicam actuositatem
   Chap., Paragraph
24     1,  4     |      virtues relating to social customs, namely, honesty, justice,
25     3,  13    |      spirit into the mentality, customs, laws, and structures of


Perfectae caritatis
   Chap., Paragraph
26     0,  8     |   should adjust their rules and customs to fit the demands of the
27     0,  19    |         the inhabitants and the customs and conditions of the regions. ~


Unitatis redintegratio
   Chap., Paragraph
28     3,  16    |          a certain diversity of customs and observances only adds