Gaudium et spes
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 1 Intro,  5 |            a result of the latter, intellectual formation is ever increasingly
 2     1,  15|         obscured and weakened.~The intellectual nature of the human person
 3     2,  29|         power and the diversity of intellectual and moral resources. Nevertheless,
 4     7,  64|       needs and the demands of his intellectual, moral, spiritual, and religious


Gravissimum educationis
   Chap., Paragraph
 5     0     |          their physical, moral and intellectual endowments so that they
 6     0     |      develop with special care the intellectual faculties but also to form
 7     0     |         give abiding spiritual and intellectual assistance to the youth
 8     0     |            work of a more rigorous intellectual apostolate. Likewise it
 9     0     |            s world, especially the intellectual world. ~


Presbyterorum ordinis
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10     2,  8 | development of their spiritual and intellectual life, that they may be able


Optatam totius
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11     3, 4  |            of training, spiritual, intellectual, disciplinary, are to be
12     3, 6  |           his spiritual, moral and intellectual qualifications, into his
13     7, 21 |     activity, under its spiritual, intellectual, and pastoral aspects, and


Perfectae caritatis
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14     0,  18|    instruction, depending on their intellectual capacity and personal talent,


Dei verbum
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15     2, 16 |      solicitous for the spiritual, intellectual and material welfare of