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Vat. Ecum. Council II

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undertake

Lumen gentium
   Chap., Paragraph
1 2, 12| makes them fit and ready to undertake the various tasks and offices 2 4, 37| people so that they may undertake tasks on their own initiative. Sacrosanctum concilium Chap., Paragraph
3 1, 14| power of the liturgy, and undertake to give instruction about 4 1, 21| Mother Church desires to undertake with great care a general Gaudium et spes Chap., Paragraph
5 4, 46| men have been destined to undertake throughout the world both 6 5, 50| and common deliberation, undertake to bring up suitably even 7 5, 51| sons of the Church may not undertake methods of birth control 8 8, 76| the tasks which Christians undertake, individually or as a group, 9 9, 79| But it is one thing to undertake military action for the 10 9, 80| considerations compel us to undertake an evaluation of war with Gravissimum educationis Chap., Paragraph
11 0 | of the human community, undertake the task of education in 12 0 | their training, ready to undertake weighty responsibilities 13 0 | helped and encouraged to undertake a teaching career. ~ Ad gentes Chap., Paragraph
14 4, 23| qualities, have been trained to undertake mission work;3 or be they 15 6, 40| whether they could possibly undertake activity in the missions, Presbyterorum ordinis Chap., Paragraph
16 2, 9 | on suitable occasions to undertake worlds on their own initiative.55~ Optatam totius Chap., Paragraph
17 3, 6 | guided in a fatherly way to undertake other tasks. The latter Perfectae caritatis Chap., Paragraph
18 0, 1 | responding to the call, undertake to observe the same, bind 19 0, 12| instructed as to be able to undertake the celibacy which binds Dei verbum Chap., Paragraph
20 2, 32 | the bishop is empowered to undertake on his own authority. ~ 21 2, 35 | legitimately called upon to undertake works of the apostolate, 22 2, 35 | apostolate which Religious are to undertake, bishops or episcopal conferences, Unitatis redintegratio Chap., Paragraph
23 1, 4 | Church and accordingly to undertake with vigor the task of renewal Inter mirifica Chap., Paragraph
24 Appen, 23| mentioned in Number 19 should undertake, with the assistance of


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