Gaudium et spes
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 1  Pref,  3 |       and about the ultimate destiny of reality and of humanity.
 2  Pref,  3 | synod, proclaiming the noble destiny of man and championing the
 3  Pref,  3 |    which corresponds to this destiny of theirs. Inspired by no
 4 Intro,  5 |      keep abreast of it. The destiny of the human community has
 5 Intro,  10|    measure up to his supreme destiny. Nor has any other name
 6     1,  12|    same time his dignity and destiny are justly acknowledged.~
 7     1,  14| there he discerns his proper destiny beneath tho eyes of God.
 8     2,  25|   and is able to rise to his destiny.~Among those social ties
 9     2,  25|   aided in responding to his destiny, even in its religious dimensions,
10     2,  29|      same divine calling and destiny, the basic equality of all
11     2,  31|     dignity, and to rise to. destiny by spending himself for
12     5,  48|      development and eternal destiny of the individual members
13     5,  51|     a bearing on the eternal destiny of men.~
14     9,  91|      insight into their full destiny, and thereby lead them to
15     9,  92|    been summoned to the same destiny, human and divine, we can


Gravissimum educationis
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16     0     |  emerging nations.~Since the destiny of society and of the Church


Inter mirifica
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17     1,  6 |   summoned to pursue a lofty destiny, is alone affected by the