Chapter, Paragraph
1 1,15| able then to indicate the proper and special sense of the
2 2,18| Church and in the world. A proper understanding of these aspects,
3 2,20| only the organic nature proper to ecclesial communion but
4 2,23| vocation, in the measure proper to each person, the lay
5 2,23| natural that the tasks not proper to the ordained ministers
6 2,24| charisms) genuineness and proper use belongs to those who
7 2,29| Such liberty is a true and proper right that is not derived
8 2,29| quite clear: "As long as the proper relationship is kept to
9 2,31| priests, so that in a way proper to their vocation and with
10 3,32| that all according to their proper roles may cooperate in this
11 3,33| is the grace and vocation proper to the Church, her most
12 3,36| saving purpose which is proper to her, the Church not only
13 3,36| obliging them, in their proper and irreplaceable way, to
14 3,39| faithful are called as their proper and specific role.~
15 3,40| over the role in education proper to the family.~Required
16 3,40| and responsible place for proper growth and proper participation
17 3,40| place for proper growth and proper participation in social
18 3,42| which it derives its basic, proper and lawful arrangement.
19 3,42| pluralistic society, to work out a proper vision of the relationship
20 3,43| organizations of work which lack a proper goal; to make the workplace
21 4,49| greater consciousness of their proper dignity and their entrance
22 4,51| therefore, cannot fulfil the proper function of the ministerial
23 4,52| some of whom abdicate their proper Church responsibilities,
24 5,59| discovering and living their proper vocation and mission, the
25 5,60| They must be offered a proper formation of a social conscience,
26 5,62| their children as a true and proper part of Church mission.
27 5,64| promotes and stimulates the proper apostolic and missionary
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