Lumen gentium
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 1     4,  36 |     sphere is governed by its own principles, since it is rightly concerned


Sacrosanctum concilium
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 2 Intro,  3  |         judges that the following principles concerning the promotion
 3 Intro,  3  |         established. ~Among these principles and norms there are some
 4     1      |                 CHAPTER I GENERAL PRINCIPLES FOR THE: RESTORATION AND
 5     1,  28 |        nature of the rite and the principles of liturgy.~
 6     2,  52 |         the faith and the guiding principles of the Christian life are
 7     2,  55 |           commended.~The dogmatic principles which were laid down by
 8     7,  129|          art, and about the sound principles governing the production


Gaudium et spes
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 9     3,  33 |       from it moral and religious principles without always having at
10     4,  40 |        sets forth certain general principles for the proper fostering
11     5,  51 |       practiced. Relying on these principles, sons of the Church may
12     6      |                    SECTION 2 Some Principles for the Proper Development
13     6,  59 |     autonomy according to its own principles. It therefore rightly demands
14     6,  59 |         disciplines use their own principles and their proper method,
15     6,  62 |           not only of theological principles, but also of the findings
16     7,  63 |         Gospel has worked out the principles of justice and equity demanded
17     7,  63 |       intends to strengthen these principles according to the circumstances
18     7      |                 SECTION 2 Certain Principles Governing Socio-Economic
19     9,  79 |         law and its all-embracing principles. Man's conscience itself
20     9,  79 |           emphatic voice to these principles. Therefore, actions which
21     9,  79 |          conflict with these same principles, as well as orders commanding


Gravissimum educationis
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22     0      |      declares certain fundamental principles of Christian education especially
23     0      |      especially in schools. These principles will have to be developed
24     0      |    individual moral and religious principles of the families.24 ~
25     0      |    pursued according to their own principles, method, and liberty of


Dignitatis humanae
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26     0,  4  |   accordance with their religious principles.~Religious communities also
27     0,  9  |          is cast upon the general principles upon which the doctrine
28     0,  14 |    confirm by her authority those principles of the moral order which


Ad gentes
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29  Pref,  1  |   endeavor, desires to sketch the principles of missionary activity and
30     1      |                         CHAPTER I PRINCIPLES OF DOCTRINE~
31     5,  29 |      action, issue directives and principles adapted to evangelization,
32     5,  32 |        See to outline the general principles according to which regional


Apostolicam actuositatem
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33 Intro,  1  |    apostolate, to state its basic principles, and to give pastoral directives
34     2,  6  |          properly apply Christian principles to the problems of our era
35     2,  7  |        the nature of man, and the principles of the moral law. This has
36     2,  7  |    Pastors must clearly state the principles concerning the purpose of
37     2,  7  |        conformity with the higher principles of the Christian life and
38     5,  24 |         provide it with spiritual principles and support, direct the
39     5,  24 | authentically interpret the moral principles to be followed in temporal
40     5,  24 |     institutions conform to moral principles and the right to decide
41     6,  31 |      common good in line with the principles of the moral and social
42     6,  31 |        should above all learn the principles and conclusions of the social
43     6,  31 |       rightly applying these same principles and conclusions to individual


Optatam totius
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44            |           lays down certain basic principles by which those regulations
45     5, 15  |       while reaching the ultimate principles of the various systems,


Perfectae caritatis
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46     0,  1  |         to state only the general principles of the adaptation and renewal
47     0,  1  |          and application of these principles are to be determined after
48     0,  2  |        according to the following principles: ~a) Since the ultimate
49     0,  7  |          revised according to the principles and criteria of adaptation


Dei verbum
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50     2, 35  |           preserved intact, these principles are established as fundamental:~
51     2, 35  |           goal in accord with the principles of this conciliar decree.~
52 Direc, 44  |      drawn up in keeping with the principles stated in this decree. Due
53 Direc, 44  |          consider the fundamental principles of such instruction, its


Unitatis redintegratio
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54     1      |                CHAPTER I CATHOLIC PRINCIPLES ON ECUMENISM ~
55     2,  8  |         unity. There are two main principles governing the practice of
56     2,  12 |         the application of Gospel principles to social life, the advancement
57     3,  24 |         ecumenical action and the principles by which it is to be directed,


Orientalium ecclesiarum
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58 Pream,  1  |           to lay down a number of principles, in addition to those which
59     6,  24 |            in accordance with the principles of the decree, "About Ecumenism,"
60     6,  27 |          Without prejudice to the principles noted earlier, Eastern Christians
61     6,  28 |           Further, given the same principles, common participation by


Inter mirifica
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62     2,  16 |      according to Christian moral principles. This should be done in
63 Appen,  23 |           23. So that the general principles and norms of this sacred