Dei verbum
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 1     6,  21    |       word of God Himself without change, and make the voice of the


Lumen gentium
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 2 Appen,  72    |       needs of the Church as they change over the course of centuries,


Sacrosanctum concilium
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 3 Intro,  1     | institutions which are subject to change; to foster whatever can
 4     1,  21    |        and of elements subject to change. These not only may but
 5     1,  22    |       priest, may add, remove, or change anything in the liturgy


Gaudium et spes
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 6 Intro,  7     |                              7. A change in attitudes and in human
 7 Intro,  10    |       many realities which do not change and which have their ultimate
 8     1,  22(22)|        natures, without confusion change, division, or separation."
 9     7,  63    |         socioeconomic realm and a change of mentality and attitude
10     7,  66    |        which today are subject to change, as in the new forms of
11     7,  70    |   unjustly suffer any loss from a change in the value of money.~
12     8,  75    |         restored immediately upon change of circumstances. Moreover,
13     9,  82    |      peace. Indeed, we all need a change of heart as we regard the
14     9,  82    |         the acceptable time for a change of heart; behold! now is
15     9,  87    |          their life if they would change over from antiquated methods


Ad gentes
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16     2,  13    |    bringing with it a progressive change of outlook and morals, must


Presbyterorum ordinis
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17  Pref,  1     |    circumstances which very often change so profoundly, this sacred


Apostolicam actuositatem
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18     3,  12    |          There has been a radical change in the circumstances of


Unitatis redintegratio
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19     2,  7     |      worthy of the name without a change of heart. For it is from
20     2,  8     |                           8. This change of heart and holiness of


Inter mirifica
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21     1,  4     |       which can affect or totally change its propriety. Among these