Dei verbum
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 1     3,  12(6)|                St. Augustine, "City of God," XVII, 6, 2: PL


Lumen gentium
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 2     1,  6    |        the liturgy to the Holy City, the New Jerusalem 5*. As
 3     1,  6    |    John contemplates this holy city coming down from heaven
 4     2,  9    |        of a future and abiding city 97 is called the Church
 5     2,  13   |   inheritance,121 and to whose city they bring gifts and offerings.122
 6     4,  37   |       everyone in this earthly city~A great many wonderful things
 7     6,  44   |  people of God have no lasting city here below, but look forward
 8     6,  46   |       citizens of this earthly city by their consecration. For
 9     6,  46   |     building up of the earthly city may have its foundation
10     6,  46   |   perhaps those who build this city shall have labored in vain. 10*~
11     7,  50   |     new reason for seeking the City that is to come 274 and
12     7,  51   |     will light up the heavenly City and the Lamb will be the


Sacrosanctum concilium
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13 Intro,  2    |     this present world to that city yet to come, which we seek 2.
14     1,  8    |      is celebrated in the holy city of Jerusalem toward which


Gaudium et spes
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15 Intro,  6    |        the cult and pursuit of city living has grown, either
16 Intro,  6    |        by a transplantation of city life to rural settings.~
17     1,  14   |    nameless constituent of the city of man. For by his interior
18     1,  20   |    constructing of the earthly city. Consequently when the proponents
19     4,  40   |      of members of the earthly city who have a call to form
20     4,  40   |       earthly and the heavenly city penetrate each other is
21     4,  43   |        we have here no abiding city but seek one which is to
22     4,  43   |        the life of the earthly city; from priests they may look
23     6,  57   | pilgrimage toward the heavenly city, should seek and think of
24     8,  76   |    means proper to the earthly city.~There are, indeed, close


Gravissimum educationis
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25     0        |        the good of the earthly city and also prepares them for


Nostra aetate
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26     0, 1     |     will be united in the Holy City, the city ablaze with the
27     0, 1     |   united in the Holy City, the city ablaze with the glory of


Ad gentes
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28     2,  12   |      government of the earthly city. It claims no other authority
29     6,  41   |     building up of the earthly city should have its foundation


Presbyterorum ordinis
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30     1,  2(9) |        ed. Vogel-Elze, Vatican City 1963, vol. I, p 34).~
31     2,  9    |        everyone in the earthly city. They must willingly listen