Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1   I, I,4  | holiness" (LG 39).~b) to the apostolate: the entire Church "is driven
 2   I,III,10|     of sanctification and of apostolate, which creates its particular
 3   I,IV,18 |  prompt in acting; and their apostolate frequently excels because
 4   I,IV,21 |    without boundaries on the apostolate (Evang. nunt. 49). Bishops
 5  II, V    |   active life, for which the apostolate constitutes an essential
 6  II, V    |      formation progress, the apostolate itself should be duly emphasized.~
 7  II, V    |  laity engaged in the active apostolate, in order to arrive at new
 8  II,VI,22 |     the growing needs of the apostolate they can and should constantly
 9  II,VI,22 |      actually valid forms of apostolate, which are properly traditional,
10  II,VI,23 |     exercise of their sacred apostolate. Catholic schools conducted
11  II,VII,24|   the exercise of the sacred apostolate as well as the pastoral
12  II,VII,24|       Whenever a work of the apostolate is entrusted to any religious