Lumen gentium
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1 4, 35 | them to cooperate in the external spread and the dynamic growth
2 7, 51 | much in the multiplying of external acts, but rather in the
Sacrosanctum concilium
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3 1, 32 | in the ceremonies or by external display. ~
4 4, 99 | minds but also to their external manner of celebration.~It
5 5, 110| and individual, but also external and social. The practice
Gaudium et spes
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6 1, 17 | internal impulse nor by mere external pressure. Man achieves such
7 3, 35 | of greater value than any external riches which can be garnered.
8 4, 42 | authentic union, social and external, results from a union of
9 4, 42 | vital practice, not in any external dominion exercised by merely
10 7, 69 | therefore, man should regard the external things that he legitimately
11 7, 71 | of private ownership of external goods contribute to the
12 7, 71 | communities to some ownership of external goods be fostered~Private
13 7, 71 | property or some ownership of external goods confers on everyone
Dignitatis humanae
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14 0, 2 | they enjoy immunity from external coercion as well as psychological
15 0, 3 | requires that he should give external expression to his internal
16 0, 9 | of man to immunity from external coercion in matters religious.
Presbyterorum ordinis
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17 2, 11 | saving their internal and external freedom of action. In this
18 3, 14 | activity. Neither the mere external performance of the works
Apostolicam actuositatem
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19 5 | CHAPTER V EXTERNAL RELATIONSHIPS~
Perfectae caritatis
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20 0, 18 | our time may not be merely external and that those employed
Dei verbum
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21 2, 33 | more vigorously into the external works of the apostolate.~
Unitatis redintegratio
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22 3, 14 | All this, quite apart from external causes, prepared the way
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