Lumen gentium
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 1     1,  1 |        technical and cultural ties, might also attain fuller


Gaudium et spes
   Chap., Paragraph
 2 Intro,  6 |  manner of life. Thus a man's ties with his fellows are constantly
 3 Intro,  6 | socialization" brings further ties, without however always
 4     2,  25|   destiny.~Among those social ties which man needs for his
 5     2,  25|   various reasons, reciprocal ties and mutual dependencies
 6     2,  32|     He sanctified those human ties, especially family ones,
 7     6,  58|            58. There are many ties between the message of salvation
 8     8,  75|       united by the different ties which bind together races,
 9     9,  84|     of the increasingly close ties of mutual dependence today


Gravissimum educationis
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10     0     |     one another in the closer ties between groups and even


Nostra aetate
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11     0, 1  |      closer together, and the ties between different peoples
12     0, 4  |     the bond that spiritually ties the people of the New Covenant


Ad gentes
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13     2,  10|  groups by permanent cultural ties, by ancient religious traditions,
14     2,  13|  abrupt breaking off of human ties, but he also tastes the
15     3,  21|       life by manifold social ties; they are cooperating in


Dei verbum
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16     3, 37 |      harmony and closeness of ties with other bishops. Episcopal


Unitatis redintegratio
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17     2,  8 |      a true expression of the ties which still bind Catholics
18     3,  14|        to preserve the family ties of common faith and charity