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 1  I,4   |       which they received from the Church, have come to wonder what
 2 II,1   |                                The Church cannot remain indifferent
 3 II,1(1)|       Council, Constitution on the Church in the Modern World "Gaudium
 4 II,2   |          function in the universal Church[2] and by a mandate of the
 5 IV,3   | Furthermore, Christ instituted His Church as "the pillar and bulwark
 6 IV,3   |    sanctification. Now in fact the Church throughout her history has
 7  V,1   |     principles and norms which the Church has always unhesitatingly
 8  V,6   |          same principle, which the Church holds from Divine Revelation
 9 VI,1   |            is rather to repeat the Church's doctrine on certain particular
10 VII,2  |            irrevocably has for the Church,[15] while dissolute sexual
11 VII,3  |                   This is what the Church has always understood and
12 VII,5  |       according to the laws of the Church. It is a consent which makes
13 IX,2   |           practice of the Catholic Church. Whatever the force of certain
14 IX,2   |        both the Magisterium of the Church - in the course of a constant
15 IX,2   |         name, the tradition of the Church has rightly understood it
16  X,4   |                   According to the Church's teaching, mortal sin,
17  X,6   |        Christian tradition and the Church's teaching, and as right
18 XI,5   |          spirit of docility to the Church's teaching, what an upright
19 XII,3  |            been recommended by the Church for living a chaste life.
20 XIII,1 |    faithful to understand that the Church holds these principles not
21 XIII,2 |          by the Magisterium of the Church is taught in faculties of