Gaudium et spes
   Chap., Paragraph
 1     2,  32|       obeying' the laws of his country He sanctified those human
 2     7,  63|      parts of one and the same country. The contrast between the
 3     7,  66|      natural qualities of each country, to remove as quickly as
 4     7,  66|        and selling of produce, country people must be helped both
 5     7,  66|      workers come from another country or district and contribute
 6     7,  66|    into the social life of the country or region that receives
 7     7,  70|       the welfare of their own country or of other countries. Care
 8     9,  79|      military service of their country should regard themselves
 9     9,  85|     aids. The citizens of each country must be prepared by education
10     9,  87|     condition and needs of the country. Since men today are giving


Gravissimum educationis
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11     0     | culture and tradition of their country, and also in harmony with


Dignitatis humanae
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12     0,  6 |     mankind or in a particular country or in a definite community.~


Ad gentes
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13     5,  33|   which institutes of the same country or region should take part.


Apostolicam actuositatem
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14     3,  14|    wisdom. In loyalty to their country and in faithful fulfillment


Optatam totius
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15     1     |       TO BE UNDERTAKEN BY EACH COUNTRY ~
16     1, 1  |       to be undertaken by each country or rite. It must be set
17     3, 7  |      an entire region or for a country are to be set up and developed,


Inter mirifica
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18     2,  21|       in these areas. ~In each country the direction of such offices