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 1 Intro,1 |           in communion and in the work of ministry, he bestows
 2 Intro,5 |  dicasteries would carry on their work of jurisdiction or governance.
 3 Intro,9 |    principal beneficiaries of the work of the dicasteries. This
 4 Intro,9 |           the Petrine ministry by work that is neither light nor
 5 Intro,9 |         carrying out the pastoral work of the Roman Curia. This
 6 Intro,10|        collegiality enables it to work for the college of bishops
 7 Intro,10|      obstructing their mission to work for the eternal salvation
 8 Intro,12|    intended nothing other than to work all the better for this
 9 Intro,12|        have proclaimed to all who work there that the only possible
10 Intro,13|         this in order to make the work of those institutions more
11 Intro,14|       easily use to carry out the work of salvation in the world,
12 Intro,14|           sphere of its important work, to be filled with the same
13  I,8    |           The activity of all who work at the Roman Curia and the
14  I,8    |          in such a way that their work may come together and be
15  I,8    |            Art. 35 — Although any work performed within the institutes
16 II,1    |  dicasteries and coordinate their work, without prejudice to their
17 II,1    |          supervise the office and work of the legates of the Holy
18 III,6   |    ecclesiastical institutes that work for the regions of Latin
19 III,7   |   throughout the world the actual work of spreading the Gospel
20 III,7   |         spirituality and pastoral work; it likewise proposes principles,
21 III,7   |      their lives, by their active work and contributions.~Art. 
22 III,10  |        and, at the same time, the work of societies of apostolic
23 III,10  |           concerning the life and work of the institutes and societies,
24  V,2    |           to engage in ecumenical work through timely initiatives
25  V,3    |    initiatives that help pastoral work for families.~§ 3. The Council
26  V,3    | institutes and associations which work for the good of the family.~
27  V,6    |        same concern for those who work in airports or airplanes.~§ 
28  V,7    |        help in carrying out their work according to Christian teachings,
29  V,7    |           need to carry out their work.~§ 3. The Council fosters
30  V,7    |           account in the pastoral work of the Church.~
31  V,10   |       pastoral action through the work especially of Catholic educational
32  V,12   |           duty of every person to work to ensure that the media
33 IX      |          they carry out their own work, but then also, by papal
34 IX      |          Charities carries on the work of aid of the Supreme Pontiff
35 AppI,4  |          demands and includes the work and help of all those who
36 AppII   |         of the Apostolic See as a Work Community ~(cf. arts. 33-
37 AppII,2 |          that leading idea of the work community constituted by
38 AppII,3 |   November 1982 on the meaning of work performed for the Apostolic
39 AppII,3 |           characteristics of this work community. The letter outlined
40 AppII,3 |          those who shared in this work should be aware "of that
41 AppII,3 |       these qualities, "those who work for the Holy See must therefore
42 AppII,3 |    profound conviction that their work above all entails an ecclesial
43 AppII,4 |        ideal that must govern the work community of the See of
44 AppII,5 |    mentioned above — "set forward work problems and develop continuous
45 AppII,5 |        prepared "for forthering a work community according to the
46 AppII,6 |         to promote and preserve a work community among the various
47 AppII,6 |   families and even on the actual work community composed of all
48 AppII,7 |          understanding within the work community at the service
49 AS      |         Paul II~on the meaning of work performed for the Apostolic
50 AS,1    |         to the valid and precious work of the particular community
51 AS,1    |          content and value of the work done and of the person who
52 AS,1    |        directly, inasmuch as they work in those organisms which
53 AS,1    |        Catholic doctrine on human work, a doctrine always alive
54 AS,2    |           well as of its pastoral work directed toward the whole
55 AS,3    |         well as in the zeal, hard work and professional spirit
56 AS,3    |           through organization of work based, on the one hand,
57 AS,4    |      teaching on remuneration for work. Immediate indications for
58 AS,4    |          a useful function in the work community, operating in
59 AS,4    |          that as they set forward work problems and develop continuous
60 AS,4    |        documents for furthering a work community according to the
61 AS,5    |  particular relationship with the work entrusted to him. This relationship
62 AS,5    |          according to the kind of work undertaken. It is realized
63 AS,5    |    working "for wages." Since the work in question here is performed
64 AS,5    |         Chair of Peter.~Those who work for the Holy See must therefore
65 AS,5    |    profound conviction that their work above all entails an ecclesial
66 AS,5    |    interior relationship with the work that each is called upon
67 AS,5    |    perform. It seems evident that work — of whatever kind — carried
68 AS,5    |       interior relationship, this work calls for reciprocal respect,
69 AS,5    |          See that spirit of human work which comes from our Lord