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 1 II,10 |           18), and the time of the Church, which will last until the
 2 II,10 |        time". For this reason, the Church too lives and celebrates
 3 II,11 |    continues in the history of the Church. Jesus of Nazareth, going
 4 II,13 |         The social doctrine of the Church, which has always been a
 5 II,13 |          has always been a part of Church teaching and which has developed
 6 II,14 |            Lord's favour". For the Church, the Jubilee is precisely
 7 II,14 |            On these occasions, the Church proclaims "a year of the
 8 II,15 |          of a town or city. In the Church, we celebrate the jubilees
 9 II,16 |          will demonstrate that the Church rejoices in salvation. She
10 II,16 |            than any other. For the Church respects the measurements
11 II,16 |       activity. In this spirit the Church rejoices, gives thanks and
12 II,16 |        fervent petitions which the Church makes to the Lord during
13 III,17|                         17. In the Church's history every jubilee
14 III,18|    providential event, whereby the Church began the more immediate
15 III,18|          mystery of Christ and his Church and at the same time open
16 III,18|         new era in the life of the Church. This is true, but at the
17 III,18|         XII. In the history of the Church, the "old" and the "new"
18 III,19|        faithful to her Master, the Church questioned herself about
19 III,19|        traditions within which the Church carries out her missionary
20 III,20|        individual and of the whole Church. It was with the Second
21 III,21|            Council's vision of the Church. They open up broad areas
22 III,21|            responsibilities in the Church they define. They are an
23 III,21|         place throughout the whole Church, on the universal and local
24 III,21|  reconciliation in the life of the Church and of humanity in general,
25 III,22|     beginning of this century. The Church was aware of her duty to
26 III,22|    systematic reformulation of the Church's entire social doctrine
27 III,22|            The two elements of the Church's social doctrine—the safeguarding
28 III,23|            Spirit is saying to the Church and to the Churches (cf.
29 III,25|            Christianity and of the Church, a river which flows through
30 III,26|          mystery of Christ and the Church: two thousand years ago
31 III,28|       restate the substance of the Church's teaching on the family,
32 III,28|        Second Vatican Council, the Church recognized her duty to promote
33 IV,32 |      gratitude for the gift of the Church, established by Christ as "
34 IV,32 |         life of the post-conciliar Church. It took up the ever topical
35 IV,33 | Christianity draws to a close, the Church should become more fully
36 IV,33 |     incorporation into Christ, the Church does not tire of doing penance:
37 IV,33 |        daughters. As affirms: "The Church, embracing sinners to her
38 IV,33 |             It is fitting that the Church should make this passage
39 IV,34 |       years of the millennium, the Church should invoke the Holy Spirit
40 IV,34 |        communion with the Catholic Church.~This then is one of the
41 IV,35 |          sons and daughters of the Church must return with a spirit
42 IV,35 |     factors does not exonerate the Church from the obligation to express
43 IV,36 |       above all on the part of the Church of today. On the threshold
44 IV,36 |          sons and daughters of the Church too need to examine themselves
45 IV,36 |            obedience vis-à-vis the Church's Magisterium.~And with
46 IV,36 |            And with respect to the Church of our time, how can we
47 IV,36 |     practice the principles of the Church's social doctrine.~An examination
48 IV,36 |          gift of the Spirit to the Church at the end of the second
49 IV,36 |       teaching of In the universal Church and in the particular Churches,
50 IV,36 |         the Catholic vision of the Church and the authentic spirit
51 IV,36 |           of relations between the Church and the world. The Council'
52 IV,37 |                            37. The Church of the first millennium
53 IV,37 |     ensured the development of the Church as it occurred during the
54 IV,37 |         the second millennium, the Church has once again become a
55 IV,37 |            has once again become a Church of martyrs. The persecutions
56 IV,37 |         must not be forgotten. The Church of the first centuries,
57 IV,37 |          should not be lost to the Church. As was recommended in the
58 IV,37 |            sons and daughters, the Church gave supreme honour to God
59 IV,37 |          continues in the Catholic Church and in the Orthodox Churches.
60 IV,37 |    martyrologies for the universal Church, paying careful attention
61 IV,37 |        proposing them to the whole Church as a model and encouragement
62 IV,38 |           With sincere esteem, the Church regards the elements of
63 IV,41 |        communion with the Catholic Church".(26) From an ecumenical
64 IV,42 |          Catechism of the Catholic Church will prove of great benefit,
65 IV,42 |            living Tradition of the Church and the authentic Magisterium,
66 IV,42 |          Doctors and Saints of the Church, to allow for a better knowledge
67 IV,42 |        against him and against the Church.~
68 IV,43 |          of the Word made man, the Church with reverence enters more
69 IV,44 |       self-communication".(30)~The Church cannot prepare for the new
70 IV,44 |      emerge from the memory of the Church".(31)~The Spirit, in fact,
71 IV,44 |         fact, makes present in the Church of every time and place
72 IV,45 |        Spirit, who acts within the Church both in the Sacraments,
73 IV,45 |       inspires for the good of the Church: "There is only one Spirit
74 IV,45 |        gift for the welfare of the Church (cf. 1 Cor 12:1-11). Among
75 IV,46 |         South of the world. In the Church, they include a greater
76 IV,47 |          value of unity within the Church, to which the various gifts
77 IV,51 |            greater emphasis on the Church's preferential option for
78 IV,53 |            the relationship of the Church to non-Christian religions.~
79 IV,55 |         Christian and of the whole Church in the Triune God.~But since
80 IV,55 |         and saving presence in the Church and the world, the International
81 IV,55 |          grace of the Lord for the Church and for the whole of humanity.~
82  V,56 |                            56. The Church has endured for 2000 years.
83  V,56 |       Dogmatic Constitution on the Church, thus addresses the question
84  V,56 |      question of membership in the Church and the call of all people
85  V,56 |            13:8). For her part the Church "seeks but a solitary goal:
86  V,57 |       since the apostolic age, the Church's mission has continued
87  V,57 |             In the future too, the Church must continue to be missionary:
88  V,58 |        future of the world and the Church belongs to the younger generation,
89  V,59 |          Pastoral Constitution The Church believes that Christ, who
90  V,59 |          of all human history. The Church also maintains that beneath
91  V,59 |        responsibility of the whole Church to the maternal intercession