Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1  Fwd      |         it is obvious that only common or average conditions could
 2   II, 1,11| witnesses of the events. "It is common knowledge that among ail [
 3   II, 1,12|       and faithful a remarkable common effort" (DV, 10).~ ~From
 4  III, 1,38|         pursue by individual or common efforts; it does, however,
 5  III, 2,57|        this duty, of course, in common with ail men of good will;
 6  III, 2,62|  ministerial priesthood and the common priesthood of the people,
 7  III, 2,62|        As members, they share a common dignity from their rebirth
 8  III, 2,62|     perfection. They possess in common one salvation, one hope,
 9  III, 2,62|        dignity and the activity common to ail the faithful for
10    V,16   |        as the sign of a certain common experience, makes them be
11   VI, 2,73|       Church’s general laws and common practice without the approval
12   VI, 3,82|      under different aspects, a common task, that 0f communicating
13   VI, 5,94|  actions, bringing together for common benefit their experiences
14   VI, 5,94|        to the others; and for a common action program to be prepared
15   VI, 8,99|         Chapter IV: working out common aids; Chapter VII: doing
16   VI, 8,1 |        territories of so-called common law has been entrusted to
17  Add, 5   |                             THE COMMON PRACTICE IN FORCE MUST BE
18  Add, 5   |         and keeping in mind the common and general practice which