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 1 Int,  4   |      simply unacceptable; and the Magisterium itself is considered capable
 2   1,  27  |           and the teaching of the Magisterium. ~In particular, as the
 3   1,  27  |          with the Church's living Magisterium, whose authority is exercised
 4   1,  27  |      theories have developed, the Magisterium, in fidelity to Jesus Christ
 5   2,  29  |            Certainly the Church's Magisterium does not intend to impose
 6   2,  29  |            the word of God,48 the Magisterium has the duty to state that
 7   2,  30  |           power that the Church's Magisterium continues to carry out its
 8   2,  37  |        part of the Church and her Magisterium with regard to particular
 9   2,  47  |         documents of the Church's Magisterium, particularly those dealing
10   2,  53  |     circumstances by the Church's Magisterium, whose decision is preceded
11   2,  54  |        Church's tradition and her Magisterium. ~
12   2,  55  |           adopted by the Church's Magisterium in many moral questions;
13   2,  56  |   contrary to the teaching of the Magisterium, and to justify a "creative"
14   2,  64  |  conscience in the Church and her Magisterium. As the Council affirms: "
15   2,  64  |       truth, but also because the Magisterium does not bring to the Christian
16   2,  74  |          the part of the Church's Magisterium. ~Certain ethical theories,
17   3,  109 |        this in communion with the Magisterium, which has been charged
18   3,  110 |          perfection. The Church's Magisterium intervenes not only in the
19   3,  110 |           of Christ, the Church's Magisterium also teaches the faithful
20   3,  110 |         binding. In addition, the Magisterium carries out an important
21   3,  110 |         the moral norms which the Magisterium teaches. ~This is the point
22   3,  110 |         arguments employed by the Magisterium, moral theologians are called
23   3,  110 |     internal and external, to the Magisterium's teaching in the areas
24   3,  110 | cooperation with the hierarchical Magisterium, theologians will be deeply
25   3,  112 |    following the teachings of the Magisterium, or erroneously consider
26   3,  115 |           time, in fact, that the Magisterium of the Church has set forth
27 Conc,  119|          the task of the Church's Magisterium to see that the dynamic