Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
 1   3,  23  |              On the basis of a hard, lived experience of work and of
 2   4,  36  |              development, man always lived under the weight of necessity.


Dominum et vivificantem
   Chap., §
 3   1,  18  |           same Nazareth where he had lived for thirty years in the
 4   3,  58  |          Pentecost is proclaimed and lived by the Church, which has


Ecclesia de Eucharistia
   Chap., §
 5   1,  11  |        Christians down the ages have lived. The Church's Magisterium
 6   6,  55  |              In a certain sense Mary lived her Eucharistic faith even
 7 CON,  61  |              must be experienced and lived in its integrity, both in
 8 CON,  62  |            on all the splendour of a lived reality; it becomes “contagious”


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
 9   1,  13  |              responsible parenthood, lived in respect for the full
10   1,  22  |         experiences demanding to be "lived", become things to be merely "
11   2,  33  |               cf. Phil 2:6-7). Jesus lived this poverty throughout
12   2,  43  |          were created. When Adam had lived a hundred and thirty years,


Redemptoris Mater
   Chap., §
13   1,  17  |           that Mary, for many years, lived in intimacy with the mystery
14   1,  17  |        discover Christ was Mary, who lived with Joseph in the same
15   1,  17  |       mystery of his divine sonship, lived in intimacy with this mystery
16   3,  38  |            and can be understood and lived in faith only on the basis
17   3,  39  |              And to the very end she lived her entire maternal sharing


Redemptoris missio
   Chap., §
18   1,  7   |           life brought by Christ and lived by his followers. This new
19   5,  47  |             desire to see the Gospel lived out in the Church. They
20   5,  49  |     presented as a gift of God to be lived out in community (families,
21   7,  77  |            cooperation is rooted and lived, above all, in personal
22   8,  91  |         other words, the Beatitudes, lived out in the apostolic life (


Slavorum apostoli
   Chap., §
23   2,  4   |           Provinces where many Slavs lived. However, towards the year
24   8,  29  |              the century in which he lived but also for the centuries


Ut unum sint
   Chap., §
25   2,  57  | Redintegratio, 14). For centuries we lived this life of 'Sister Churches',
26   2,  57  |            Churches of the East have lived with great generosity the
27   2,  64  |            when the Christian people lived in ecclesiastical communion".109
28   3,  80  |       received from the Apostles and lived out in the community of


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
29   1,  18  |             freely chosen and freely lived out. Indeed, they feel an
30   1,  26  |           precepts as they are to be lived in different cultural circumstances (
31   2,  54  |             God's law is most deeply lived out in the "heart" of the
32   3,  87  |            saving power of a freedom lived out in truth. ~
33   3,  88  |           assent. Rather, faith is a lived knowledge of Christ, a living
34   3,  88  |      commandments, and a truth to be lived out. A word, in any event,
35   3,  88  |             enables us to live as he lived (cf Gal 2:20), in profound
36   3,  89  |              which is manifested and lived in the gift of self, even
37   3,  107 |            held out a new life to be lived, a "way" to be followed,
38   3,  107 |      proclaimed but also of the word lived. In particular, the life
39 Conc,  118|          life and demands that it be lived. No matter how many and
40 Conc,  120|              Glory Itself?".184 Mary lived and exercised her freedom