Lumen gentium
   Chap., Paragraph
 1     2,  9 |    make men holy and save them merely as individuals, without
 2     8,  56|     see her as used by God not merely in a passive way, but as


Gaudium et spes
   Chap., Paragraph
 3     2,  23|      society,1 this council is merely going to call to mind some
 4     2,  30|         content himself with a merely individualistic morality.
 5     2,  32|     men holy and save them not merely as individuals, without
 6     3,  36|     that autonomy. Such is not merely required by modern man,
 7     4,  42| external dominion exercised by merely human means.~Moreover, since
 8     6,  56|    notion of humanism which is merely terrestrial, and even contrary
 9     7,  69|      the poor and to do so not merely out of their superfluous
10     9,  78|               78. Peace is not merely the absence of war; nor


Gravissimum educationis
   Chap., Paragraph
11     0     |   Christian education does not merely strive for the maturing
12     0     |     belongs to the Church, not merely because she must be recognized
13     0     |       such a way that they not merely advance the internal renewal


Dignitatis humanae
   Chap., Paragraph
14     0,  3 |        directly toward God. No merely human power can either command


Apostolicam actuositatem
   Chap., Paragraph
15     1,  2 |  structure of a living body is merely passive but has a share
16     6,  29|   apostolate cannot consist in merely theoretical instruction,


Perfectae caritatis
   Chap., Paragraph
17     0,  18|   needs of our time may not be merely external and that those


Unitatis redintegratio
   Chap., Paragraph
18 Intro,  1 |     and Savior, doing this not merely as individuals but also


Inter mirifica
   Chap., Paragraph
19     1,  9 |       in most instances, would merely reward those who use these