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(...) Redemptoris missio
Chap., §
1501 6, 64 | 64. Each particular church must be generous and open
1502 6, 64 | clergy in the world. 127~The Church's mission is wider than
1503 6, 65 | to know exactly what the Church expects of them today.~The
1504 6, 65 | same time raises up in the Church those institutes which undertake
1505 6, 65 | responsibility of the whole Church, as their special task."129~
1506 6, 65(128) | Missionary Activity of the Church Ad Gentes, Chapter IV, 23-
1507 6, 66 | institute exists for the Church and must enrich her with
1508 6, 66(132) | Bishops and Religious in the Church Mutuae Relationes (May 14,
1509 6, 66 | it is the model of the Church's missionary commitment,
1510 6, 66(133) | Missionary Activity of the Church Ad Gentes, 27.~
1511 6, 67 | share in concern for the Church's mission: "The spiritual
1512 6, 67 | to the aid of the whole Church, in readiness to preach
1513 6, 67(134) | Missionary Activity of the Church Ad Gentes, 39.~
1514 6, 67 | open to the needs of the Church and the world, with concern
1515 6, 67 | the concern of the whole Church for all of humanity.~Especially
1516 6, 68 | direct it toward the entire Church."137 Today it is clear how
1517 6, 68 | of the new setting of the Church which welcomes them, and
1518 6, 68(138) | Missionary Activity of the Church Ad Gentes, 38; Sacred Congregation
1519 6, 68(139) | Missionary Activity of the Church Ad Gentes, 20.~
1520 6, 69 | dedication to the service of the Church deriving from their very
1521 6, 69 | more authentic service. The Church needs to make known the
1522 6, 69(141) | Missionary Activity of the Church Ad Gentes, 40.~
1523 6, 71 | spoke explicitly of the Church's "permanent mission of
1524 6, 71 | the foundation of a new church requires the Eucharist and
1525 6, 71(147) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 17, 33ff.~
1526 6, 71(148) | Missionary Activity of the Church Ad Gentes, 35-36, 41.~
1527 6, 71(151) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 31; cf. CIC,
1528 6, 72 | international levels. Within the Church, there are various types
1529 6, 73 | Missionary Activity of the Church speaks of them as "that
1530 6, 73 | of the faith and of the Church by their strenuous efforts." 154
1531 6, 73(154) | Missionary Activity of the Church Ad Gentes, 17.~
1532 6, 73 | both within and outside the Church, there is always need for
1533 6, 73(157) | Missionary Activity of the Church Ad Gentes, 17.~
1534 6, 74 | other ways of serving the Church and her mission; namely,
1535 6, 74 | her mission; namely, other Church personnel: leaders of prayer,
1536 6, 74 | works; administrators of Church resources; leaders in the
1537 6, 74 | part of their time to the Church, living their faith authentically.~
1538 6, 75 | communion.~But since the Church is also a communion which
1539 6, 75 | for the building up of the Church."159~To the congregation
1540 6, 75(159) | Missionary Activity of the Church Ad Gentes, 28.~
1541 6, 75(160) | Missionary Activity of the Church Ad Gentes, 29.~
1542 6, 75 | programs of action which the Church needs in order to be more
1543 6, 75 | communion in which the entire Church is missionary, but in which
1544 6, 75(161) | Missionary Activity of the Church Ad Gentes, 29: Cf. John
1545 6, 76(162) | Missionary Activity of the Church Ad Gentes, 31.~
1546 6, 76(165) | Missionary Activity of the Church Ad Gentes, 34; Paul VI,
1547 7, 77 | they are members of the Church by virtue of their Baptism,
1548 7, 77 | become a fruitful part of the Church's mission. The Second Vatican
1549 7, 77(166) | Missionary Activity of the Church Ad Gentes, 35; cf. CIC,
1550 7, 78 | Pentecost - the beginning of the Church's mission - is celebrated
1551 7, 79 | sign of the vitality of a church.~
1552 7, 80 | missionary cause of the Church by fostering missionary
1553 7, 80 | generous participation in Church activities provide families
1554 7, 81 | not only to set up the Church with minimal structures (
1555 7, 81 | countries. The missionary Church gives what she receives,
1556 7, 81 | indispensable for building up the Church and for showing love.~In
1557 7, 81 | date in the life of the Church, because it teaches how
1558 7, 83 | is the task of the local Church, assisted by missionaries
1559 7, 83 | the life of the universal Church and in voicing the experiences
1560 7, 83 | and should not ignore the Church's universal mission, ecumenism,
1561 7, 83 | People of God to share in the Church's universal mission, promoting
1562 7, 83 | human rights. The missionary Church is certainly involved on
1563 7, 84 | universality and of service to the Church's mission, without which
1564 7, 84(170) | Missionary Activity of the Church Ad Gentes, 38.~
1565 7, 85 | other parts and to the whole Church, in such a way that the
1566 7, 85 | the different parts of the Church there are bonds of intimate
1567 7, 85 | laity, to be open to the Church's universality, and to avoid
1568 7, 85(171) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 13.~
1569 7, 86 | a development which the Church seeks to encourage. Today
1570 7, 86 | Gospel, or for whom the Church is scarcely present, are
1571 7, 86 | require the uniting of all the Church's resources. As she prepares
1572 7, 86 | the year 2000, the whole Church is even more committed to
1573 7, 86 | believer, as for the entire Church, the missionary task must
1574 8, 88(172) | Missionary Activity of the Church Ad Gentes, 24.~
1575 8 | Loving the Church and Humanity As Jesus Did~
1576 8, 89 | for souls, and love the Church as Christ did.~The missionary
1577 8, 89 | bearing in himself the Church's spirit, her openness to
1578 8, 89 | Christ he must love the Church: "Christ loved the Church
1579 8, 89 | Church: "Christ loved the Church and gave himself up for
1580 8, 89 | Only profound love for the Church can sustain the missionary'
1581 8, 89 | separated from fidelity to the Church."173~
1582 8, 90 | mission of salvation in the Church."174~The universal call
1583 8, 90 | gleams over the face of the Church, by preaching the Gospel
1584 8, 90 | every creature." 175 The Church's missionary spirituality
1585 8, 90(175) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 1.~
1586 8, 91 | this two-thousand-year-old Church of ours: being young in
1587 8, 91 | missionary epic of the early Church. You will also be a leaven
1588 Conc, 92 | Today, as never before, the Church has the opportunity of bringing
1589 Conc, 92 | Christ's Ascension, the Church must gather in the Upper
1590 Conc, 92 | third millennium the whole Church is invited to live more
1591 Conc, 92 | the work of salvation. The Church does this together with
1592 Conc, 92 | the example of Mary, the Church's Mother and model: Mary
1593 Conc, 92 | all who cooperate in the Church's apostolic mission for
1594 Conc, 92 | presence of Christ, the Church journeys through time toward
1595 Conc, 92 | power,"178 I entrust the Church and, in particular, those
Slavorum apostoli
Chap., §
1596 1, 1 | Methodius, are remembered by the Church together with the great
1597 1, 1 | two Saints to the whole Church, with the Encyclical Epistle
1598 1, 2 | these solenm acts of the Church and to call the attention
1599 1, 2 | originally rooted in the Church and in Christian tradition.~
1600 1, 2 | dialogue between the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Churches
1601 1, 3 | III intended to remind the Church and the world of the apostolic
1602 1, 3 | renewed expression to the Church's memory of this important
1603 1, 3 | helped to revive in the Church not only the religious memory
1604 1, 3 | place in the life of the Church: the Second Vatican Council.
1605 2, 4 | Archive attached to the great church of Holy Wisdom in Constantinople,
1606 2, 4 | they believed to be the church in which had been buried
1607 2, 5 | placed on the altar in the Church of Saint Mary ad Praesepe,
1608 2, 6 | works of the Fathers of the Church and also the collection
1609 2, 6 | 885 in the service of the Church established among the Slav
1610 2, 7 | legitimate Pastor of the Church which in that age became
1611 2, 7 | remains a living model for the Church and for the missionaries
1612 3, 8 | of the Patriarch of the Church of Constantinople, addressed
1613 3, 9 | entrusted by the Savior to the Church until the end of time. It
1614 3, 10 | the unity of the universal Church. This was the price which
1615 3, 11 | their holy relics, to the Church's chief episcopal See.~Previously,
1616 3, 11 | communion in love preserves the Church from all forms of particularism,
1617 4 | IV. THEY PLANTED THE CHURCH OF GOD~
1618 4, 12 | which they built up the Church, guided as they were by
1619 4, 12 | were by their vision of the Church as one, holy and universal.~
1620 4, 12 | been transmitted by the Church of Rome. The uniformity
1621 4, 13 | the visible center: of the Church's unity.21 Thus they established
1622 4, 13 | Thus they established the Church with an awareness of her
1623 4, 13 | namely that each local Church is called to enrich with
1624 4, 14 | to various needs of the Church and as opportunities offer,
1625 4, 14 | communities belonging to the same Church. For the division which
1626 4, 14 | occurred in the course of the Church's history and which sadly
1627 4, 14 | members, namely, between the Church of Constantinople and the
1628 4, 14 | of Constantinople and the Church of Rome on the one hand,
1629 4, 14 | of the perfectly united Church, and in particular to the "
1630 4, 14 | canonical unity with the Church of Rome, with the Church
1631 4, 14 | Church of Rome, with the Church of Constantinople and with
1632 4, 15 | had assumed vis-a-vis the Church of Byzantium which had begotten
1633 4, 15 | were his obligations to the Church of Rome, thanks to which
1634 4, 15 | his obligations to that Church growing in the lands of
1635 4, 15 | manifold fullness of the Church, which, conforming to the
1636 5 | V. CATHOLIC SENSE OF THE CHURCH~
1637 5, 16 | and instructive for the Church today is the catcehetic
1638 5, 16 | the self-awareness of the Church and, through her interior
1639 5, 16 | rebirth in the life of the Church.~And, among its statements
1640 5, 16 | again (cf. Jn 11:52)... The Church or People of God takes nothing
1641 5, 16 | each individual part of the Church contributes through its
1642 5, 16 | other parts and of the whole Church. Thus through the common
1643 5, 16(28) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 13.~
1644 5, 17 | of the catholicity of the Church - like a symphony of the
1645 5, 17 | rather narrow idea of the Church and were opposed to this
1646 5, 18 | 18. The Church is catholic also because
1647 5, 18 | the very make-up of the Church, is not something static,
1648 5, 18 | Christ and preached by the Church through the power of the
1649 5, 19 | The catholicity of the Church is manifested in the active
1650 5, 19 | of the common good. The Church everywhere effects her universality
1651 5, 20 | from the treasury of the Church "things old and new",38
1652 5, 20 | by the authorities of the Church - the Bishops of Rome and
1653 5, 20 | their destined place in the Church which had now arisen also
1654 6, 21 | cultures into the life of the Church.~By incarnating the Gospel
1655 6, 21 | It was also used in the Church of the Holy Cross in Cracow,
1656 7, 24 | principally through the Bohemian Church, and by this route Christianity
1657 7, 25 | in the bosom of the one Church, even though against the
1658 7, 26 | communion of the universal Church both in the East and in
1659 7, 26 | and, within the universal Church, love for the particular
1660 7, 26 | love for the particular Church that was coming into being
1661 7, 26 | an essential task of the Church, and is urgent today in
1662 7, 26(42) | VATICAN COUNCIL, Decree on the Church's Missionary Activity Ad
1663 7, 27 | Tradition of the universal Church. For us they are the champions
1664 7, 27 | particular tradition, every local Church must remain open and alert
1665 7, 27 | builders of communion in the Church and in society. This calls
1666 7, 27 | the worldwide level. The Church, conscious of being the
1667 7, 27(45) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 1.~
1668 8, 28 | fitting, then, that the Church should celebrate with solemnity
1669 8, 29 | first Archbishop of the Church which he established among
1670 8, 29 | their own language. This Church grew even stronger when
1671 8, 29 | faith and love both with the Church of Rome and with that of
1672 8, 30 | O Father, what the whole Church today implores from you
1673 8, 31 | desire to entrust the whole Church of yesterday, today and
1674 8, 31 | today and tomorrow, the Church both in Europe and throughout
1675 8, 31 | and daughters.~The whole Church thanks you, who called the
1676 8, 31 | never cease to enrich the Church, the Continent of Europe
1677 8, 31 | spiritual patrimony of the Church and of humanity. The whole
1678 8, 31 | and of humanity. The whole Church, aware of this common treasure,
1679 8, 31 | For the mission of the Church is always oriented and directed
1680 8, 32 | your Son and Mother of the Church, the intercession of your
Sollicitudo rei socialis
Chap., §
1681 1, 1 | The social concern of the Church, directed towards an authentic
1682 1, 1 | the social doctrine of the Church. As a result, this doctrine,
1683 1, 1 | builds up gradually, as the Church, in the fullness of the
1684 1, 3 | value of the teaching of the Church.~This twofold dimension
1685 2, 5 | continuity and renewal within the Church's social doctrine. The intention
1686 2, 6 | the same concern of the Church which inspired the whole
1687 2, 6(8) | Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World, Gaudium
1688 2, 7 | the great tradition of the Church's social teaching, takes
1689 2, 7 | awareness of the duty of the Church, as "an expert in humanity," "
1690 2, 7 | centuries - old tradition of the Church regarding the "universal
1691 2, 8 | authority of the Catholic Church and addressed both to the
1692 2, 8 | and addressed both to the Church herself and "to all people
1693 2, 8 | legitimate concern of the Church seen as a religious institution -
1694 2, 8 | legitimacy and necessity of the Church's intervention in this field.~
1695 2, 8 | the social doctrine of the Church has once more demonstrated
1696 2, 8 | In consequence, when the Church concerns herself with the "
1697 2, 9 | the social teaching of the Church had not yet reached the
1698 2, 10 | the social doctrine of the Church in its totality and to the
1699 3, 12 | decolonization. For her part, the Church felt the duty to deepen
1700 3, 14 | content, before which the Church, which is a "sacrament or
1701 3, 14(32) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Church, Lumen Gentium, n. 1.~
1702 3, 17(34) | Your Homeless Brother?" The Church and the Housing Problem (
1703 3, 18 | justice and peace, which the Church proclaims and for which
1704 3, 21 | one of the reasons why the Church's social doctrine adopts
1705 3, 26(48) | Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World, Gaudium
1706 4, 28(52) | Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World, Gaudium
1707 4, 31 | to his body, which is the Church" ( Col.1.18 ; cf. Eph 1:
1708 4, 31 | reasons which impel the Church to concern herself with
1709 4, 31 | Some Fathers of the Church were inspired by this idea
1710 4, 31(57) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Church, Lumen Gentium, n. 1.~
1711 4, 31 | ancient practice of the Church is her conviction that she
1712 4, 31 | in favor of superfluous church ornaments and costly furnishings
1713 4, 31(60) | used by the Fathers of the Church to describe the proper attitude
1714 4, 32 | it obliges the Catholic Church and the other Churches and
1715 4, 33(62) | Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World, Gaudium
1716 4, 33(62) | the basic reasons why the Church has always been opposed
1717 5, 36(64) | Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World, Gaudium
1718 5, 36(65) | 1984), n. 16: "Whenever the Church speaks of situations of
1719 5, 39 | own evangelical duty the Church feels called to take her
1720 5, 40 | help, is the soul of the Church's vocation to be a "sacrament,"
1721 5, 40 | solidarity to which the Church calls us and which she tirelessly
1722 5, 40 | development and peace. Many of the Church's canonized saints offer
1723 6, 41 | 41. The Church does not have technical
1724 6, 41 | his Encyclical.69 For the Church does not propose economic
1725 6, 41 | ministry in the world. ~But the Church is an "expert in humanity,"70
1726 6, 41 | to serve.~This is why the Church has something to say today,
1727 6, 41 | its way. In doing so the Church fulfills her mission to
1728 6, 41 | reaching this goal, the Church uses her social doctrine.
1729 6, 41 | action" proposed by the Church's teaching72 would be of
1730 6, 41 | essential dimension.~The Church's social doctrine is not
1731 6, 41 | light of faith and of the Church's tradition. Its main aim
1732 6, 41 | doctrine are part of the Church's evangelizing mission.
1733 6, 41 | which is an aspect of the Church's prophetic role. But it
1734 6, 42 | more than in the past, the Church's social doctrine must be
1735 6, 42(73) | Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World, Gaudium
1736 6, 42 | the whole tradition of the Church bears witness. It affects
1737 6, 42(78) | Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World, Gaudium
1738 6, 44(81) | Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World, Gaudium
1739 7, 46 | appropriately pointed out by the Church's Magisterium.83~It is fitting
1740 7, 47 | the present moment, the Church must strongly affirm the
1741 7, 47 | possibility are based on the Church's awareness of the divine
1742 7, 47 | the Kingdom of God.~The Church has confidence also in man,
1743 7, 47(86) | Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World, Gaudium
1744 7, 47 | the world about us. The Church too feels profoundly involved
1745 7, 47 | sons and daughters of the Church must serve as examples and
1746 7, 47(88) | the Relationship of the Church to Non-Christian Religions,
1747 7, 48 | 48. The Church well knows that no temporal
1748 7, 49(90) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Church, Lumen Gentium, n. 58; John
Ut unum sint
Chap., §
1749 Int, 1 | communion with the Catholic Church, gives new vigour to the
1750 Int, 3 | Vatican Council, the Catholic Church committed herself irrevocably
1751 Int, 3 | these years have made the Church even more profoundly aware
1752 Int, 3 | in history. The Catholic Church acknowledges and confesses
1753 Int, 3 | events of her history, the Church is committed to freeing
1754 Int, 3 | engagement which awaits the Church at the threshold of the
1755 Int, 4 | this special mission in the Church and exhorted him to strengthen
1756 Int, 4 | special ministry in the Church, depends totally on the
1757 Int, 4 | of the Redeemer, and the Church constantly makes this petition
1758 Int, 4 | faithful of the Catholic Church and all Christians to share
1759 Int, 4 | her earthly pilgrimage the Church has suffered and will continue
1760 1 | CHAPTER I - THE CATHOLIC CHURCH'S COMMITMENT TO ECUMENISM~
1761 1, 5 | disciples, the Catholic Church bases upon God's plan her
1762 1, 5 | into unity. Indeed, "the Church is not a reality closed
1763 1, 5(4) | Bishops of the Catholic Church on Some Aspects of the Church
1764 1, 5(4) | Church on Some Aspects of the Church Understood as Communion
1765 1 | ecumenism: the way of the Church~
1766 1, 7 | which each regards as his Church and, indeed, God's. And
1767 1, 7 | there may be one visible Church of God, a Church truly universal
1768 1, 7 | visible Church of God, a Church truly universal and sent
1769 1, 8 | The Council expresses the Church's decision to take up the
1770 1, 8 | all the teaching on the Church set forth in the Dogmatic
1771 1, 8(8) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 14.~
1772 1, 8 | Dignitatis Humanae.9~The Catholic Church embraces with hope the commitment
1773 1, 9 | Lord has bestowed on his Church and in which he wishes to
1774 1, 9 | community. God wills the Church, because he wills unity,
1775 1, 9(10) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 14.~
1776 1, 9 | Jn 1:3). For the Catholic Church, then, thecommunion of Christians
1777 1, 9 | unity means to desire the Church; to desire the Church means
1778 1, 9 | the Church; to desire the Church means to desire the communion
1779 1, 10 | challenged by the Lord of the Church. The Second Vatican Council
1780 1, 10 | Council states that the Church of Christ "subsists in the
1781 1, 10 | subsists in the Catholic Church, which is governed by the
1782 1, 10 | properly belonging to the Church of Christ, possess an inner
1783 1, 10 | entrusted to the Catholic Church".12~
1784 1, 11 | 11. The Catholic Church thus affirms that during
1785 1, 11 | God wishes to endow his Church, and this despite the often
1786 1, 11 | daily fall. The Catholic Church knows that, by virtue of
1787 1, 11 | Even so, the Catholic Church does not forget that many
1788 1, 11 | to the structure of the Church of Christ nor that communion
1789 1, 11 | between them and the Catholic Church.~To the extent that these
1790 1, 11 | Christian Communities, the one Church of Christ is effectively
1791 1, 11 | stresses that the Catholic Church "recognizes that in many
1792 1, 12 | boundaries of the Catholic Church: "For there are many who
1793 1, 12 | each of these Churches, the Church of God is built up and grows
1794 1, 13 | daughters of the Catholic Church".17~With reference to the
1795 1, 13 | belong by right to the one Church of Christ. The separated
1796 1, 13 | to the condition of each Church or Community, these actions
1797 1, 13 | which in the Catholic Church are part of the fullness
1798 1, 13 | grace which make up the Church, are also found in the other
1799 1, 14 | in order to arrive at a Church which God has in mind for
1800 1, 14 | of the West, the Catholic Church believes that in the Pentecost
1801 1, 14 | has already manifested the Church in her eschatological reality,
1802 1, 14 | elements of this already-given Church exist, found in their fullness
1803 1, 14 | fullness in the Catholic Church and, without this fullness,
1804 1, 14(19) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 2.~
1805 1, 15 | evangelization at every stage of the Church's journey of salvation.
1806 1, 16 | that "Christ summons the Church, as she goes her pilgrim
1807 1, 16 | With regard to the Catholic Church, I have frequently recalled
1808 1, 17 | faithful of the Catholic Church cannot forget that the ecumenical
1809 1, 17 | consequence of all that the Church at that time committed herself
1810 1, 17(28) | GROUP BETWEEN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND THE WORLD COUNCIL OF
1811 1, 17 | and from the midst of the Church" the excommunications of
1812 1, 17 | debates about Revelation, the Church, the nature of ecumenism
1813 1, 18 | what concerns God and his Church",33 and adherence to truth'
1814 1, 19 | love which preserves the Church from all forms of particularism,
1815 1, 19 | unity pertains to the whole Church, faithful and clergy alike.
1816 1, 20 | appendix" which is added to the Church's traditional activity.
1817 1, 20 | believed about the unity of the Church and how he saw full Christian
1818 1, 22 | and then bestowed on his Church in the Upper Room in Jerusalem,
1819 1, 22 | in that community of the Church which Christ constantly
1820 1, 23 | leads people to look at the Church and Christianity in a new
1821 1, 23 | Gospel, appealed to his own Church or Ecclesial Community.
1822 1, 23 | which marked the Apostolic Church at its birth and which we
1823 1, 23 | present in the life of the Church and in every activity aimed
1824 1, 24 | unity in Christ and in his Church. With profound emotion I
1825 1, 24 | Eucharistic Liturgy in the Church of Saint George at the Ecumenical
1826 1, 24 | have all become part of the Church's memory as she is guided
1827 1, 25 | an integral part of the Church's life. There is no important
1828 1, 26(48) | Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World Gaudium
1829 1, 27 | we have taken on in the Church. It was in order to reaffirm
1830 1, 27 | faithful of the Catholic Church a model which I consider
1831 1, 27(50) | life for the unity of the Church. Following a grave illness,
1832 1, 28(51) | Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World Gaudium
1833 1, 28(53) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 13.~
1834 1, 29 | standpoint of the Catholic Church and refers to the criteria
1835 1, 30 | the bases for the Catholic Church's participation in ecumenical
1836 1, 31 | 31. The Church's commitment to ecumenical
1837 1, 31 | commitment of the Catholic Church to apply the Council's guidelines
1838 1, 31 | outright necessity, one of the Church's priorities. As a result,
1839 1, 32 | to Christ's will for the Church and, wherever necessary,
1840 1, 33 | particularly concerning the Church. In effect, truth forms
1841 1, 34 | sins committed against the Church's unity: the sins of Christians,
1842 1, 35 | Christ, the source of the Church's unity, can effectively
1843 1, 36 | fast by the teaching of the Church and searching together with
1844 1, 37(63) | Catholic Doctrine on the Church Mysterium Ecclesiae (24
1845 1, 38 | though the truths which the Church intends to teach through
1846 1, 38 | dogmatic formulas of the Church's Magisterium were from
1847 1, 38(64) | Catholic Doctrine on the Church Mysterium Ecclesiae, 5:
1848 1, 39 | the great Tradition of the Church. Catholics have the help
1849 1, 39 | Catholics have the help of the Church's living Magisterium.~
1850 1, 40(66) | Declaration between the Catholic Church and the Assyrian Church
1851 1, 40(66) | Church and the Assyrian Church of the East: L'Osservatore
1852 2, 41 | to the Apostles and the Church (cf. Jn 14:26). It is the
1853 2, 42 | communion with the Catholic Church".69 This broadening of vocabulary
1854 2, 42 | Baptism in building up the Church has been clearly brought
1855 2, 43 | stressing that the Catholic Church cannot fail to take part
1856 2, 43 | as through the Catholic Church.74 Today I see with satisfaction
1857 2, 44 | Dei Verbum, the Catholic Church could not fail to welcome
1858 2, 45 | carried out by the Catholic Church, certain other Ecclesial
1859 2, 46 | communion with the Catholic Church but who greatly desire to
1860 2, 46 | faith which the Catholic Church professes with regard to
1861 2, 48 | members of the Catholic Church have established with other
1862 2, 48 | mystery of Christ and the Church".80 Ecumenical dialogue,
1863 2, 49 | teaching on the Catholic Church to an acknowledgment of
1864 2, 49 | they are elements of the Church of Christ, these are by
1865 2, 50 | moment for the Catholic Church, their common willingness
1866 2, 50 | linking them with the Catholic Church. The Decree on Ecumenism
1867 2, 50 | each of these Churches, the Church of God is built up and grows
1868 2, 50 | in no way opposed to the Church's unity, but rather enhances
1869 2, 50 | Churches and the Catholic Church, to give due consideration
1870 2, 51 | Dialogue between the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church.
1871 2, 51 | Church and the Orthodox Church. It has likewise proved
1872 2, 52 | 52. With regard to the Church of Rome and the Ecumenical
1873 2, 52 | and from the midst of the Church" 84 the remembrance of the
1874 2, 52 | rapprochement between the Church of the East and the Church
1875 2, 52 | Church of the East and the Church of the West, and of the
1876 2, 52 | dialogue between the Catholic Church and all the Orthodox Churches
1877 2, 53 | the Lord's will for his Church.~On the path which we have
1878 2, 53 | background of the Byzantine Church of their day, at a time
1879 2, 54 | 988-1988). The Catholic Church, and this Apostolic See
1880 2, 54 | its deepest meaning: the Church must breathe with her two
1881 2, 54 | now includes the entire Church. If we then consider that
1882 2, 54 | back to a time when the Church in the East and the Church
1883 2, 54 | Church in the East and the Church in the West were not divided,
1884 2, 54 | faithful of the Catholic Church in commemoration of the
1885 2, 55 | Apostles themselves".87 The Church's journey began in Jerusalem
1886 2, 55 | The structures of the Church in the East and in the West
1887 2, 56 | ceased to bestow on his Church abundant fruits of grace
1888 2, 56 | source of such good for the Church of Christ. This effort calls
1889 2, 57 | the gifts of God to his Church we are brought into communion
1890 2, 57 | Spirit ... In each local Church this mystery of divine love
1891 2, 57 | is most fruitful for the Church. As the Council points out: "
1892 2, 57 | treasury from which the Church of the West has amply drawn
1893 2, 58 | bonds between the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Churches,
1894 2, 58 | wherein the unity of the Church is not jeopardized nor are
1895 2, 58 | personage, the Catholic Church has often adopted and now
1896 2, 59 | Dialogue between the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church
1897 2, 59 | Church and the Orthodox Church has worked steadily, directing
1898 2, 59 | tradition of the ancient Church, will find its fulfilment
1899 2, 59 | concluded "that the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church
1900 2, 59 | Church and the Orthodox Church can already profess together
1901 2, 59 | faith in the mystery of the Church and the bond between faith
1902 2, 59(98) | DIALOGUE BETWEEN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND THE ORTHODOX CHURCH, "
1903 2, 59(98) | CHURCH AND THE ORTHODOX CHURCH, "The Sacrament of Order
1904 2, 59(98) | Sacramental Structure of the Church, with Particular Reference
1905 2, 60 | communion between the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church,
1906 2, 60 | Church and the Orthodox Church, an issue which has frequently
1907 2, 60 | communion with the Catholic Church, the Council expressed its
1908 2, 60 | Eastern sons of the Catholic Church ... are already living in
1909 2, 60 | apostolic character of the Church".100 Certainly the Eastern
1910 2, 61 | of all this, the Catholic Church desires nothing less than
1911 2, 61 | they were at home in any Church, because praise of the one
1912 2, 61 | moral life, but also the~Church's very structure, in the
1913 2, 61 | task which the Catholic Church must accomplish, a task
1914 2, 61 | incumbent on the Orthodox Church. Thus can be understood
1915 2, 62 | Vatican Council, the Catholic Church has also, in different ways
1916 2, 62(104) | Jacoub III, Patriarch of the Church of Antioch of the Syrians (
1917 2, 62(105) | Delegates of the Coptic Orthodox Church (2 June 1979): AAS 71 (1979),
1918 2, 62 | Patriarch of the Ethiopian Church, Abuna Paulos, paid me a
1919 2, 62(107) | Patriarch of the Orthodox Church of Ethiopia (11 June 1993):
1920 2, 62(108) | Declaration between the Catholic Church and the Assyrian Church
1921 2, 62(108) | Church and the Assyrian Church of the East: L'Osservatore
1922 2, 64 | are bound to the Catholic Church by a special affinity and
1923 2, 64 | one hand, and the Catholic Church on the other, there are
1924 2, 65 | the West of the Catholic Church and of the Churches and
1925 2, 66 | peace with the Catholic Church have not yet taken root
1926 2, 66 | between the Scriptures and the Church. In the Church, according
1927 2, 66 | Scriptures and the Church. In the Church, according to Catholic belief,
1928 2, 67 | emerged with regard to the Church, the sacraments and the
1929 2, 67 | other sacraments and the Church's worship and ministry".120~
1930 2, 69 | sacramentality and authority of the Church and apostolic succession.
1931 2, 70 | the prayer of the Catholic Church and of the other Churches
1932 2, 70 | throughout the body of the Church, shows that Christians do
1933 2, 70 | regardless of their role in the Church or level of education, can
1934 3, 77 | Christians who profess that the Church is one, holy, catholic and
1935 3, 78 | is not only the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Churches
1936 3, 78 | catholic and apostolic Church which will be expressed
1937 3, 78 | the communion of the one Church willed by Christ, continues
1938 3, 79 | the Magisterium of the Church, entrusted to the Pope and
1939 3, 79 | Mother of God and Icon of the Church, the spiritual Mother who
1940 3, 79 | and indifference to the Church's ordinances.131 Conversely,
1941 3, 80(134) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 12.~
1942 3, 81 | exercising their charism in the Church. It is also clear that ecumenical
1943 3, 81 | Bishops and the Holy See. The Church's teaching authority is
1944 3, 82 | conscience. The Catholic Church must enter into what might
1945 3, 82 | that constant reform of the Church, insofar as she is also
1946 3, 82 | faithful to his plan for the Church.~
1947 3 | Contribution of the Catholic Church to the quest for Christian
1948 3, 86 | states that the one Church of Christ subsists in the
1949 3, 86 | subsists in the Catholic Church.142 The Decree on Ecumenism
1950 3, 86(142) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 8.~
1951 3, 86 | entrusted by Christ to his Church.~
1952 3, 87 | are aware, as the Catholic Church, that we have received much
1953 3, 87(144) | Churches, The Unity of the Church as "koinonia": Gift and
1954 3, 88 | Communities, the Catholic Church is conscious that she has
1955 3, 88(146) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 23.~
1956 3, 88 | Christ, the Head of the Church. On the other hand, as I
1957 3, 88 | June 1984, the Catholic Church's conviction that in the
1958 3, 89 | dialogues in which the Catholic Church is engaging with other Churches
1959 3, 89(149) | CHRIST AND THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, Report (1981); ROMAN CATHOLIC/
1960 3, 89(149) | COMMISSION, The Ministry in the Church (13 March 1981). The problem
1961 3, 89(149) | DIALOGUE BETWEEN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND THE ORTHODOX CHURCH.~
1962 3, 89(149) | CHURCH AND THE ORTHODOX CHURCH.~
1963 3, 90 | Rome is the Bishop of the Church which preserves the mark
1964 3, 90 | at Rome. In this way the Church of Rome became the Church
1965 3, 90 | Church of Rome became the Church of Peter and of Paul".150~
1966 3, 91 | mission of Peter in the Church: "Blessed are you, Simon
1967 3, 91 | this rock I will build my Church and the powers of death
1968 3, 91 | particular ministry in the Church derives altogether from
1969 3, 91 | about to give him in his Church, and for this reason was
1970 3, 91 | Paul clearly shows that the Church is founded upon the infinite
1971 3, 92 | mission of Peter in the Church, which has been made fruitful
1972 3, 93 | authenticity and transparency.~The Church of God is called by Christ
1973 3, 94 | and the Sacraments, the Church's mission, discipline and
1974 3, 94 | of the common good of the Church, should anyone be tempted
1975 3, 94(152) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Church of Christ Pastor Aeternus:
1976 3, 95 | communion. When the Catholic Church affirms that the office
1977 3, 95(153) | Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 27.~
1978 3, 96 | existing between us persuade Church leaders and their theologians
1979 3, 96 | the will of Christ for his Church and allowing ourselves to
1980 3 | particular Churches with the Church of Rome: a necessary condition
1981 3, 97 | 97. The Catholic Church, both in her praxis and
1982 3, 97 | particular Churches with the Church of Rome, and of their Bishops
1983 3, 97 | of James, the head of the Church in Jerusalem. This function
1984 3, 97 | Peter must continue in the Church so that under her sole Head,
1985 3, 98 | witness of unity given by the Church ... At this point we wish
1986 3, 98 | However true it is that the Church, by the prompting of the
1987 Exh, 100 | faithful of the Catholic Church indicating the path to be
1988 Exh, 100 | individual and of the whole Church".159 The Second Vatican
1989 Exh, 100 | consciousness of the Catholic Church, recalling them in the light
1990 Exh, 100 | and that he is leading the Church to the full realization
1991 Exh, 101 | in the awareness that the Church has this obligation from
1992 Exh, 101 | Christ, the Shepherd of the Church. Indeed all the faithful
1993 Exh, 101 | unity pertains to the whole Church, faithful and clergy alike.
1994 Exh, 102 | growth and builds up the Church down the centuries. As the
1995 Exh, 102 | down the centuries. As the Church turns her gaze to the new
1996 Exh, 102 | other Christians.~How is the Church to obtain this grace? In
1997 Exh, 103 | faithful of the Catholic Church, and to you, my brothers
Veritatis splendor
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1998 Int, 2 | shines upon the face of his Church, which he sends forth to
1999 Int, 2(1) | Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World Gaudium
2000 Int, 2 | cf. Mk 16:15).2 Hence the Church, as the People of God among
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