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 1  Int,   2     |                           2. The Church is no stranger to this journey
 2  Int,   2     |      truth about human life, the Church has made her pilgrim way
 3  Int,   2(1)  |      serving divine truth in the Church. Being responsible for that
 4  Int,   2(2)  |     Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World Gaudium
 5  Int,   5     |              5. On her part, the Church cannot but set great value
 6  Int,   5     |      life. At the same time, the Church considers philosophy an
 7  Int,   6     |  Revelation of Jesus Christ, the Church reaffirms the need to reflect
 8  Int,   6(3)  |     Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 25.~
 9    1,   7     |            7. Underlying all the Church's thinking is the awareness
10    1,   7     |          The knowledge which the Church offers to man has its origin
11    1,   9(7)  |     Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World Gaudium
12    1,  11     |         succeed one another, the Church constantly progresses towards
13    1,  13     |         meaning. This is why the Church has always considered the
14    1,  13(18) |     Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World Gaudium
15    3,  24     |    accentuates a truth which the Church has always treasured: in
16    3,  30(27) |          on the Relations of the Church with Non-Christian Religions,
17    4,  36     |          that the Fathers of the Church entered into fruitful dialogue
18    4,  40     |     misleading to be told by the Church to believe what could not
19    4,  41     |  Jerusalem? The Academy with the Church?”.40 This clearly indicates
20    4,  41(41) |      Study of the Fathers of the Church in Priestly Formation (10
21    4,  43     |        choice.46~This is why the Church has been justified in consistently
22    4,  44     |        universality. In him, the Church's Magisterium has seen and
23    5,  49     |                          49. The Church has no philosophy of her
24    5,  50     |         of faith, therefore, the Church's Magisterium can and must
25    5,  50     |   theological enquiry.~It is the Church's duty to indicate the elements
26    5,  50     |    ethical behaviour— engage the Church directly, because they touch
27    5,  50(55) |     Dogmatic Constitution on the Church of Christ Pastor Aeternus:
28    5,  50(55) |     Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 25 c.~
29    5,  51     |   mistaken or dangerous. Yet the Church knows that “the treasures
30    5,  52     |      that the Magisterium of the Church has intervened to make its
31    5,  52     |           the Magisterium of the Church was obliged to be vigilant
32    5,  53(64) |     Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World Gaudium
33    5,  55     |  eliminating the doctrine of the Church which the Second Vatican
34    5,  55(72) |      this faith..., the Catholic Church professes that it is a supernatural
35    5,  55(72) | particularly if condemned by the Church, but they are strictly obliged
36    5,  55     |          of God entrusted to the Church. Embracing this deposit
37    5,  55     | Scripture, therefore, is not the Church's sole point of reference.
38    5,  55     |       and the Magisterium of the Church in a reciprocity which means
39    5,  55     |          together with the whole Church, to arrive at the full sense
40    5          |                              The Church's interest in philosophy~
41    5,  57     |   importance for the life of the Church, since it remains to this
42    5,  58     |       the twentieth century, the Church has been served by a powerful
43    5,  61(85) |     Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World Gaudium
44    5,  62     |          never be lacking in the Church.~
45    5,  63     |       this Encyclical Letter the Church's intense interest in philosophy—
46    6,  65     |         Sacred Scripture and the Church's living Magisterium.88
47    6,  65     |        coherent understanding of Church Tradition, the pronouncements
48    6,  65     |   concepts and terms used by the Church in her thinking and the
49    6,  66     |       rightly interpreted by the Church's teaching” 89 enjoys an
50    6,  66     |        propositions in which the Church's teaching is framed, but
51    6,  69     |       the universal value of the Church's philosophical heritage.~
52    6,  69(92) |     Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World Gaudium
53    6,  69(92) |          Spes, 15; Decree on the Church's Missionary Activity Ad
54    6,  70     |          was first preached, the Church has known the process of
55    6,  70     |        unity is so deep that the Church can say with Saint Paul: “
56    6,  70(94) |     Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World Gaudium
57    6,  72     |        unlike those faced by the Church in the first centuries.~
58    6,  72     |          for the first time, the Church cannot abandon what she
59    6,  72     |       plan of God who guides his Church down the paths of time and
60    6,  72     |       criterion is valid for the Church in every age, even for the
61    6,  72     |          every age, even for the Church of the future, who will
62    6,  74     |          both the Fathers of the Church, among whom at least Saint
63    6,  74     |         for the good of both the Church and humanity.~
64    6,  76     |       official philosophy of the Church, since the faith as such
65    6,  76     |         Paul, the Fathers of the Church and, closer to our own time,
66    6,  77     |          that the Fathers of the Church and the Medieval theologians
67    7,  82(100)|     Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World Gaudium
68    7,  85     |    interior unity. How could the Church not be concerned by this?
69    7,  85     |       through the Fathers of the Church and the masters of Scholasticism
70    7,  85     |          living Tradition of the Church as its original source, 104
71    7,  93     |     Spirit of truth to bring his Church to birth and give her growth.
72    7,  93     |          those which express the Church's living Tradition. On this
73    7,  94     |          elaborated fully in the Church's constant reading of these
74    7,  96(112)|             It is clear that the Church cannot be tied to any and
75    7,  96(112)|       the human mind through the Church. Hence it is not astonishing
76    7,  96(113)|         true and constant in the Church, even when it is expressed
77    7,  96(113)|         Catholic Doctrine on the Church Mysterium Ecclesiae (24
78    7,  99     |          Theological work in the Church is first of all at the service
79    7,  99     |      catechesis must present the Church's doctrine in its integrity, 118
80 Conc, 100     |        truths of Revelation. The Church remains profoundly convinced
81 Conc, 101(123)|     teaching truth for which the Church is responsible”: John Paul
82 Conc, 102     |       philosophical thought, the Church promotes both the defence
83 Conc, 104     |     those who are hostile to the Church and persecute her in various
84 Conc, 104(126)|     Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World Gaudium
85 Conc, 105     |         for their service to the Church. The intimate bond between
86 Conc, 105     |         the current needs of the Church and the world.~
87 Conc, 106     |        this particular time. The Church follows the work of philosophers
88 Conc, 108     |     woman whom the prayer of the Church invokes as Seat of Wisdom,