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   Part,Chapter,Paragraph
1 Intro | doctrine on the mystery of the Church and continuing cultural 2 Intro | of all the priests in the Church. In some areas they account 3 Intro | territories throughout the Church and aims at making a practical 4 Intro | Institutes within the particular Church (cf. CD 33) are involved.~ 5 I, I | CHAPTER I~THE CHURCH AS A "NEW" PEOPLE~ 6 I, I,1 | constitutive nature of the Church, presenting her as Mystery ( 7 I, I,1 | among various members of the Church. The element on which the 8 I, I,1 | flourishing spousal newness of the Church as she tends towards the 9 I, I,2 | 2. In the mystery of the Church, unity in Christ involves 10 I, I,2 | indeed, He unifies the Church "in communion and in the 11 I, I,2 | Consequently, the fact that in the Church there are pastors, laymen 12 I, I,3 | social structure of the Church serve the Spirit of Christ 13 I, I,3 | therefore, confers upon the Church her special sacramental 14 I, I,3 | though they evoke in the Church the need to renew not a 15 I, I,4 | sacramental nature of the Church. Likewise, each one, according 16 I, I,4 | to holiness: "all in the Church, whether they belong to 17 I, I,4 | the apostolate: the entire Church "is driven by the Holy Spirit 18 I,II,5 | among the members of the Church is the fruit of the Holy 19 I,II,5 | organic communion of the Church, therefore, is not exclusively 20 I,II,5 | and activities. "Now the Church is His body, He is its head. 21 I,II,5 | organic communion of the church, both as to its spiritual 22 I,II,6 | Lord Himself "set up in His Church a variety of offices which 23 I,II,6 | 2; CD 2). No one in the Church other than a bishop carries 24 I,II,8 | life and holiness of the Church (cf. LG 44). Through the 25 I,II,8 | cf. LG 44). Likewise the Church, through the ministry of 26 I,II,8 | LG 45) of the universal Church and to better "ensure that 27 I,II,9 | hierarchic communion" in the Church shed much light on the relations 28 I,III,10| special gift for the entire Church (cf. LG 43).~It consists 29 I,III,10| unites the religious "to the Church and her mystery in a special 30 I,III,10| Religious Institutes in the Church, each differing one from 31 I,III,10| preserved and fostered by the Church" (LG 44; cf. CD 33; 35, 32 I,III,10| part of the life of the Church in a vague and ambiguous 33 I,III,11| the spiritual life of the Church. In its surroundings it 34 I,III,11| the will to be part of the Church; the awareness of subordination 35 I,III,11| and with the needs of the Church as judged by legitimate 36 I,III,12| autonomy, even though in the Church this autonomy can never 37 I,III,13| give clear testimony in the Church of total dedication to God. 38 I,III,13| institute exists for the Church and must enrich her with 39 I,IV,14 | promote the spread of the Church" (AG 4). Thus the Church, 40 I,IV,14 | Church" (AG 4). Thus the Church, throughout her history, " 41 I,IV,14 | participation in the mystery of the Church. And, in fact, the Church' 42 I,IV,14 | Church. And, in fact, the Church's mission is by its very 43 I,IV,16 | circumstances depend either on the Church itself or on the peoples, 44 I,IV,17 | insert the mystery of the Church into the setting distinctive 45 I,IV,17 | only with the universal Church but also with particular 46 I,IV,17 | significance.~Every particular Church becomes enriched by sound 47 I,IV,17 | Body (cf. UR 14-17). The Church universal, in fact, is not 48 I,IV,17 | values in the life of their Church, and of the clear perspective 49 I,IV,18 | pastoral activity~20. The Church was not established to be 50 I,IV,18 | Christ. Nevertheless the Church necessarily carries on the 51 I,IV,20 | view of the good of the Church itself (cf. LG 45; CD 35, 52 I,IV,20 | the good of the universal Church or that some other competent 53 I,IV,20 | zeal in every particular Church.~ 54 I,IV,21 | place in the mission of the Church, "no matter how pressing 55 I,IV,21 | the very character of the Church (LG 17) and by Christ's 56 I,IV,21 | promote it.~d) The particular Church is the historic space in 57 I,IV,21 | is that of the Catholic Church -- for all the faithful -- 58 I,IV,21 | the apostolic work of the Church among those, who today constitute, 59 II, V | bishops carry out in the Church the supreme role of authentic 60 II, V | mystery and structure of the Church and of the vivifying indwelling 61 II, V | harmony with the needs of the Church.~27. In promoting ongoing 62 II, V | religious life and on the local Church, and also on the mutual 63 II, V | sacramental nature of the Church, of the ministry of bishops 64 II, V | of religious life in the Church should be programmed. Therefore:~ 65 II, V | and concern for the local church, while at the same time 66 II, V | structured in harmony with the Church's Magisterium, can be fostered. 67 II, V | in the life of the local Church and in their knowledge of 68 II,VI | THE FIELD ~OF ACTION~The Church lives in the Spirit and 69 II,VI | of God. Consequently the Church works in harmony both with 70 II,VI,22 | genuine awareness of the local Church, but also to encourage each 71 II,VI,22 | in such a way that the Church is built up according to 72 II,VI,22 | the greater good of the Church. It is evident that no obstacles 73 II,VI,22 | the urgent needs of the Church or shortage of clergy require 74 II,VI,22 | most urgent needs of the Church and in conformity with the 75 II,VI,22 | liturgists of the local Church (cf SC 22; 41; LG 26;CD 76 II,VI,23 | vision of the particular Church, should also strive to keep 77 II,VI,23 | apostolic dynamism of the local Church, is that of fostering, with 78 II,VI,23 | vast pastoral field of the Church, a new and very important 79 II,VI,23 | the concrete needs of the Church and of the world.~After 80 II,VI,23 | example of Mary who in the Church holds the highest place 81 II,VI,23 | as a radiant sign of the Church, faithful, zealous and fruitful 82 II,VI,23 | importance in the life of the Church, do their utmost to see 83 II,VI,23 | of religious life in the Church is in a certain manner distorted ( 84 II,VI,23 | constructive love of the Church, which absolutely shrinks 85 II,VII,24| evangelizing action of his Church, according to their distinctive 86 II,VII,24| for the good of the local Church. Indeed they "should comply 87 II,VII,24| made by religious to their Church and to approve willingly 88 II,VII,25| in order to enhance the Church's beneficial influence on 89 II,VII,26| on behalf of the entire Church; however "in exercising 90 II,VII,26| authority over the universal Church the Roman Pontiff employs


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