Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,5  |      life and all our beloved lay people, we repeat aloud: ''
 2 II,17    |   consecrated persons and the lay people of all ages. In their
 3 II,18    |       the faithful, including lay people, for it is ''a fundamental,
 4 II,24    |  religious men and women, and lay people – in an exchange
 5 IV,34    |   consecrated persons and the lay faithful, and for encouraging
 6 IV,38    |      and young people, and to lay down norms concerning their
 7 IV,41    |  these concern members of the lay faithful in their own Dioceses,
 8  V,51    |                           The lay faithful in the pastoral
 9  V,51    |      of the Bishop~51. In the lay faithful, who are the majority
10  V,51    | clearly evident. To this end, lay people need the support,
11  V,51    |    they are in the world, the lay faithful are in a position
12  V,51    |       temporal realities, the lay faithful are called, in
13  V,51    |        should be close to the lay faithful who, since they
14  V,51    |     must also be given to the lay apostolate in the form of
15 VI,62    |       and women religious and lay persons, albeit with a consultative
16 VII,72   |       in training priests and lay workers who are particularly
17 Conclu,74|       be able to count on the lay faithful, whose greater