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 1   1,  24  |     freedom, between gift and task, has been expressed in simple
 2   1,  25  |    the course of history. The task of interpreting these prescriptions
 3   1,  27  |     and the moral life is the task entrusted by Jesus to the
 4   1,  27  | Apostles (cf. Mt 28:19-20), a task which continues in the ministry
 5   1,  27  |     the Council affirms, "the task of authentically interpreting
 6   2,  30  |    continues to carry out its task of discernment, accepting
 7   2,  37  |     alone would then have the task of completing with normative
 8   2,  38  |       a great and responsible task for man, one which involves
 9   2,  67  |       prudence always has the task of verifying that they apply
10   3,  110 |  sphere of morals. It has the task of "discerning, by means
11   3,  110 |      to consider the specific task of all those who by mandate
12   3,  111 |    Moral theologians have the task, in close and vital connection
13   3,  115 |    who entrusted to Peter the task of strengthening his brethren (
14   3,  116 |      it. In carrying out this task we are all assisted by theologians;
15 Conc,  119|       carry it out. It is the task of the Church's Magisterium