Lumen gentium
   Chap., Paragraph
 1     4,  30 |        understand that it is their noble duty to shepherd the faithful
 2     4,  33 |        laity, therefore, rests the noble duty of working to extend


Sacrosanctum concilium
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 3     1,  34 |       should be distinguished by a noble simplicity; they should
 4     6,  113|            worship is given a more noble form when the divine offices
 5     7,  122|          and has ever sought their noble help, with the special aim
 6     7,  124|        sacred, should strive after noble beauty rather than mere


Gaudium et spes
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 7  Pref,  3  |      sacred synod, proclaiming the noble destiny of man and championing
 8     2,  30 |        possessing grand and rather noble sentiments, nevertheless
 9     3,  38 |            and strengthening those noble longings too by which the
10     5,  49 |        intimately and chastely are noble and worthy ones. Expressed
11     8,  75 |            the same time, the very noble art of politics,8 and should
12     9,  77 |       points out the authentic and noble meaning of peace and condemns


Gravissimum educationis
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13     0      | self-dedication are devoted to the noble work of education and of


Ad gentes
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14     2,  17 |         gratefully acknowledge the noble work being done by auxiliary
15     3,  20 |          may properly fulfill this noble task, let him thoroughly
16     4,  25 |   entrusted to him; he will with a noble spirit adapt himself to


Perfectae caritatis
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17     0,  9  |         majesty at once humble and noble within the walls of the


Inter mirifica
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18     2,  14 |          an effort to see that the noble and ancient art of the drama,