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1 DeiVerbum, 2, 8 : same tradition the Church's full canon of the sacred 2 DeiVerbum, 2, 10 : Church, in accord with God's most wise design, are so 3 DeiVerbum, 5, 19 : glorious events of Christ's life and taught by the light 4 DeiVerbum, 6, 21 : from the table both of God's word and of Christ's body. 5 DeiVerbum, 6, 21 : God's word and of Christ's body. She has always maintained 6 DeiVerbum, 6, 23 : their wills, and set men's hearts on fire with the 7 LumenGentium, 1, 7 : rite a oneness with Christ's death and resurrection is 8 LumenGentium, 1, 7 : the building up of Christ's Body various members and 9 LumenGentium, 2, 9 : strengthened by the power of God's grace, which was promised 10 LumenGentium, 2, 11 : feed the Church in Christ's name with the word and the 11 LumenGentium, 2, 12 : God shares also in Christ's prophetic office; it spreads 12 LumenGentium, 2, 13 : so that the decree of God's will may be fulfilled. In 13 LumenGentium, 2, 14 : heart."12* All the Church's children should remember 14 LumenGentium, 2, 15 : blood. In all of Christ's disciples the Spirit arouses 15 LumenGentium, 2, 17 : to do her part that God's plan may be fully realized, 16 LumenGentium, 3, 19 : accordance with the Lord's promise: "You shall receive 17 LumenGentium, 3, 21 : chosen to shepherd the Lord's flock of the elect, are 18 LumenGentium, 3, 21 : which both in the Church's liturgical practice and 19 LumenGentium, 3, 22 : Peter as its head. The pope's power of primacy over all, 20 LumenGentium, 3, 23 : apostles, is obliged by Christ's institution and command 21 LumenGentium, 3, 23 : persecution for justice's sake,160 and finally to 22 LumenGentium, 3, 25 : nevertheless proclaim Christ's doctrine infallibly whenever, 23 LumenGentium, 3, 26 : the mystery of the Lord's Supper is celebrated, that 24 LumenGentium, 3, 26 : food and blood of the Lord's body the whole brotherhood 25 LumenGentium, 3, 26 : accordance with the Lord's commandments and the Church' 26 LumenGentium, 3, 26 : commandments and the Church's laws, as further defined 27 LumenGentium, 3, 26 : from the fullness of Christ's holiness. By the ministry 28 LumenGentium, 3, 26 : word they communicate God's power to those who believe 29 LumenGentium, 3, 26 : as they are able with God's help, exchanging evil for 30 LumenGentium, 3, 27 : personally exercise in Christ's name, is proper, ordinary 31 LumenGentium, 3, 28 : they gather together God's family as a brotherhood 32 LumenGentium, 3, 28 : govern under the bishop's authority, that part of 33 LumenGentium, 3, 28 : authority, that part of the Lord's flock entrusted to them 34 LumenGentium, 3, 28 : upon the welfare of God's children, they must strive 35 LumenGentium, 4, 33 : to the measure of Christ's bestowal".197~Besides this 36 LumenGentium, 4, 34 : the offering of the Lord's body, they are most fittingly 37 LumenGentium, 4, 36 : yours, and you are Christ's, and Christ is God's"210~ 38 LumenGentium, 4, 36 : Christ's, and Christ is God's"210~The faithful, therefore, 39 LumenGentium, 4, 36 : can be withdrawn from God's dominion. In our own time, 40 LumenGentium, 5, 39 : the Holy Spirit for God's glory. Therefore in the 41 LumenGentium, 5, 40 : made holy. Then too, by God's gift, they must hold on 42 LumenGentium, 5, 40 : and to put on "as God's chosen ones, holy and beloved 43 LumenGentium, 5, 40 : things 222 we all need God's mercies continually and 44 LumenGentium, 5, 41 : the shepherds of Christ's flock must holily and eagerly, 45 LumenGentium, 5, 41 : are dispensers of Christ's mysteries and servants of 46 LumenGentium, 5, 41 : labors, working the Lord's field with much success.10*.~ 47 LumenGentium, 5, 41 : lovingly welcomed as God's gift, with Christian doctrine 48 LumenGentium, 5, 41 : His hands with carpenter's tools and Who in union with 49 LumenGentium, 5, 41 : Finally all Christ's faithful, whatever be the 50 LumenGentium, 5, 42 : actions with the help of God's grace. These actions consist 51 LumenGentium, 5, 42 : God and the love of one's neighbor which points out 52 LumenGentium, 6, 43 : Church and thus each in one's own way, may be of some 53 LumenGentium, 6, 45 : the building up of Christ's Body in order that these 54 LumenGentium, 6, 46 : undertaken according to each one's personal vocation, contribute 55 LumenGentium, 7, 48 : nor the hour, on Our Lord's advice we must be constantly 56 LumenGentium, 7, 50 : the apostles and Christ's martyrs who had given the 57 LumenGentium, 7, 50 : closely imitated Christ's virginity and poverty,8* 58 LumenGentium, 8, 56 : Nazareth is greeted, on God's command, by an angel messenger 59 LumenGentium, 8, 56 : Mediator. Embracing God's salvific will with a full 60 LumenGentium, 8, 56 : preaching, "The knot of Eve's disobedience was untied 61 LumenGentium, 8, 56 : disobedience was untied by Mary's obedience; what the virgin 62 LumenGentium, 8, 57 : from the time of Christ's virginal conception up to 63 LumenGentium, 8, 57 : not diminish His mother's virginal integrity but sanctified 64 LumenGentium, 8, 57 : would pierce the mother's soul, that out of many hearts 65 LumenGentium, 8, 57 : things that were His Father's business; and they did not 66 LumenGentium, 8, 58 : In the course of her Son's preaching she received the 67 LumenGentium, 8, 63 : serpent, but in that of God's messenger. The Son whom 68 LumenGentium, 8, 64 : faithfully fulfilling the Father's will, by receiving the word 69 LumenGentium, 8, 66 : the grace of God, as God's Mother, next to her Son, 70 LumenGentium, 8, 67 : the guidance of the Church's magisterium, let them rightly 71 LumenGentium, 8, 69 : Given in Rome at St. Peter's on November 21, 1964.~ 72 LumenGentium, Appen : self-evident, the Council's text must always be interpreted 73 LumenGentium, Appen : the teaching of the Church's supreme magisterium, ought. 74 LumenGentium, Appen : and every one of Christ's faithful according to the 75 LumenGentium, Appen, 71: in accordance with Christ's will. It is evident that 76 LumenGentium, Appen, 71: was applied in the Church's life according to the circumstances 77 LumenGentium, Appen, 72: unhindered his function as Christ's Vicar and as Pastor of the 78 LumenGentium, Appen, 72: Pontiff, to whose care Christ's whole flock has been entrusted, 79 LumenGentium, Appen, 72: taking account of the Church's welfare, proceeds according 80 LumenGentium, Appen, 73: collegial activity; the Church's Tradition makes this clear. 81 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : Evang. 19, 1: PL 76, 1154 B. S Augustinus, Serm. 341, 9, 82 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : 204. Ambrosiascr In I Tim. S 19: PL 17, 479 C ct in Eph. 83 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : passim. Conc. Nicaenum. Can. S: Conc. Oec. Decr. p. 7. ~ 84 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : Cfr. l Thess. S, 19 et 1 lo. 4, 1.~ 85 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : s. 5. Ambrosius, De Vidu s, 4, 23: PL 16, 241 s. ~ 86 SacrosConcil, 1 : Importance in the Church's Life~ 87 SacrosConcil, 1, 7 : priest and of His Body which .s the Church, is a sacred 88 SacrosConcil, 1, 8 : sing a hymn to the Lord's glory with all the warriors 89 SacrosConcil, 1, 9 : make it clear that Christ's faithful, though not of 90 SacrosConcil, 1, 10 : sacrifice, and to eat the Lord's supper.~The liturgy in its 91 SacrosConcil, 1, 18 : already working in the Lord's vineyard are to be helped 92 SacrosConcil, 1, 29 : expected of them by God's people.~Consequently they 93 SacrosConcil, 1, 31 : rubrics also for the people's parts.~ 94 SacrosConcil, 1, 34 : should be within the people's powers of comprehension, 95 SacrosConcil, 1, 35 : of a proclamation of God's wonderful works in the history 96 SacrosConcil, 1, 41 : participation of all God's holy people in these liturgical 97 SacrosConcil, 1, 43 : distinguishing mark of the Church's life, indeed of the whole 98 SacrosConcil, 2, 48 : earnestly desires that Christ's faithful, when present at 99 SacrosConcil, 2, 48 : should be instructed by God's word and be nourished at 100 SacrosConcil, 2, 48 : at the table of the Lord's body; they should give thanks 101 SacrosConcil, 2, 51 : faithful at the table of God's word. In this way a more 102 SacrosConcil, 2, 55 : faithful, after the priest's communion, receive the Lord' 103 SacrosConcil, 2, 55 : communion, receive the Lord's body from the same sacrifice, 104 SacrosConcil, 2, 57 : the Thursday of the Lord's Supper, not only at the 105 SacrosConcil, 2, 57 : on Thursday of the Lord's Supper.~ 106 SacrosConcil, 3, 60 : obtained through the Church's intercession. By them men 107 SacrosConcil, 4, 84 : this purpose by the Church's ordinance, or by the faithful 108 SacrosConcil, 4, 85 : greatest honor of Christ's spouse, for by offering 109 SacrosConcil, 4, 85 : are standing before God's throne in the name of the 110 SacrosConcil, 4, 86 : they must heed St. Paul's exhortation: "Pray without 111 SacrosConcil, 4, 92 : so that the riches of God's word may be easily accessible 112 SacrosConcil, 5, 102 : she has called the Lord's day, she keeps the memory 113 SacrosConcil, 5, 102 : keeps the memory of the Lord's resurrection, which she 114 SacrosConcil, 5, 102 : faithful the riches of her Lord's powers and merits, so that 115 SacrosConcil, 5, 103 : this annual cycle of Christ's mysteries, holy Church honors 116 SacrosConcil, 5, 104 : salvation, they sing God's perfect praise in heaven 117 SacrosConcil, 5, 104 : merits she pleads for God's favors.~ 118 SacrosConcil, 5, 106 : from the very day of Christ's resurrection, the Church 119 SacrosConcil, 5, 106 : bears the name of the Lord's day or Sunday. For on this 120 SacrosConcil, 5, 106 : For on this day Christ's faithful are bound to come 121 SacrosConcil, 5, 106 : Pet. 1:3). Hence the Lord's day is the original feast 122 SacrosConcil, 6, 120 : wonderful splendor to the Church's ceremonies and powerfully 123 SacrosConcil, 6, 120 : powerfully lifts up man's mind to God and to higher 124 SacrosConcil, 7, 122 : noblest activities of man's genius, and this applies 125 SacrosConcil, 7, 122 : purpose of redounding to God's praise and glory in proportion 126 SacrosConcil, 7, 122 : single aim of turning men's minds devoutly toward God.~ 127 SacrosConcil, 7, 127 : talents, desire to serve God's glory in holy Church, should 128 SacrosConcil, 7, 129 : and preserve the Church's venerable monuments, and 129 GaudiumSpes, Pref, 2 : which is the theater of man's history, and the heir of 130 GaudiumSpes, Pref, 2 : and sustained by its Maker's love, fallen indeed into 131 GaudiumSpes, Pref, 2 : fashioned anew according to God's design and reach its fulfillment.~ 132 GaudiumSpes, Intro, 4 : has repercussions on man's religious life as well.~ 133 GaudiumSpes, Intro, 5 : 5. Today's spiritual agitation and 134 GaudiumSpes, Intro, 6 : manner of life. Thus a man's ties with his fellows are 135 GaudiumSpes, Intro, 8 : ambition to propagate one's own ideology, as well as 136 GaudiumSpes : PART I THE CHURCH AND MAN'S CALLING~ 137 GaudiumSpes, Intro, 11 : that it is led by the Lord's Spirit, Who fills the earth. 138 GaudiumSpes, Intro, 11 : decipher authentic signs of God's presence and purpose in 139 GaudiumSpes, Intro, 11 : everything, manifests God's design œor man's total vocation, 140 GaudiumSpes, Intro, 11 : manifests God's design œor man's total vocation, and thus 141 GaudiumSpes, Intro, 11 : function by the taint in man's heart, and hence stand in 142 GaudiumSpes, 1, 12 : solutions to them, so that man's true situation can be portrayed 143 GaudiumSpes, 1, 12 : them and use them to God's glory.2 "What is man that 144 GaudiumSpes, 1, 17 : loyalty to Him. Hence man's dignity demands that he 145 GaudiumSpes, 1, 17 : helps to that end. Since man's freedom has been damaged 146 GaudiumSpes, 1, 17 : only by the aid of God's grace can he bring such 147 GaudiumSpes, 1, 19 : human dignity lies in man's call to communion with God. 148 GaudiumSpes, 1, 20 : liberation by arousing man's hope for a deceptive future 149 GaudiumSpes, 1, 21 : in no way hostile to man's dignity, since this dignity 150 GaudiumSpes, 1, 21 : eternal are wanting, man's dignity is most grievously 151 GaudiumSpes, 1, 21 : earlier, especially when life's major events take place. 152 GaudiumSpes, 1, 21 : presentation of the Church's teaching as well as in the 153 GaudiumSpes, 1, 21 : penetrating the believer's entire life, including its 154 GaudiumSpes, 1, 21 : does the most reveal God's presence, however, is the 155 GaudiumSpes, 1, 21 : build up in this world God's temple too. She courteously 156 GaudiumSpes, 2, 23 : Creator has written into man's moral and spiritual nature.~ 157 GaudiumSpes, 2, 23 : documents of the Church's teaching authority have 158 GaudiumSpes, 2, 24 : Persons, and the unity of God's sons in truth and charity. 159 GaudiumSpes, 2, 25 : 25. Man's social nature makes it evident 160 GaudiumSpes, 2, 25 : level they flow from man's pride and selfishness, which 161 GaudiumSpes, 2, 26 : the upright norm of one's own conscience, to protection 162 GaudiumSpes, 2, 26 : objectives are to be gained.~God's Spirit, Who with a marvelous 163 GaudiumSpes, 2, 26 : continues to arouse in man's heart the irresistible requirements 164 GaudiumSpes, 2, 28 : and calumniate you" (Matt. S:43-44).~ 165 GaudiumSpes, 2, 29 : soul and are created in God's likeness, since they have 166 GaudiumSpes, 2, 29 : eradicated as contrary to God's intent. For in truth it 167 GaudiumSpes, 2, 31 : indulges in too many of life's comforts and imprisons himself 168 GaudiumSpes, 2, 31 : Hence, the will to play one's role in common endeavors 169 GaudiumSpes, 2, 32 : to all peoples the Gospel's message that the human race 170 GaudiumSpes, 3 : CHAPTER III MAN'S ACTIVITY THROUGHOUT THE 171 GaudiumSpes, 3, 33 : guards the heritage of God's word and draws from it moral 172 GaudiumSpes, 3, 33 : revealed truth to mankind's store of experience. so 173 GaudiumSpes, 3, 34 : activity accords with God's will. For man, created to 174 GaudiumSpes, 3, 34 : For man, created to God's image, received a mandate 175 GaudiumSpes, 3, 34 : are unfolding the Creator's work, consulting the advantages 176 GaudiumSpes, 3, 34 : that works produced by man's own talent and energy are 177 GaudiumSpes, 3, 34 : are in opposition to God's power, and that the rational 178 GaudiumSpes, 3, 34 : human race are a sign of God's grace and the flowering 179 GaudiumSpes, 3, 34 : design. For the greater man's power becomes, the farther 180 GaudiumSpes, 3, 37 : efforts and the help of God's grace.~That is why Christ' 181 GaudiumSpes, 3, 37 : grace.~That is why Christ's Church, trusting in the 182 GaudiumSpes, 3, 37 : human progress can serve man's true happiness, yet she 183 GaudiumSpes, 3, 37 : help echoing the Apostle's warning: "Be not conformed 184 GaudiumSpes, 3, 37 : constantly imperiled by man's pride and deranged self- 185 GaudiumSpes, 3, 37 : perfected by the power of Christ's cross and resurrection. 186 GaudiumSpes, 3, 37 : yours, and you are Christ's, and Christ is God's" (1 187 GaudiumSpes, 3, 37 : Christ's, and Christ is God's" (1 Cor. 3:22-23).~ 188 GaudiumSpes, 3, 38 : 38. For God's Word, through Whom all things 189 GaudiumSpes, 3, 38 : Thus He entered the world's history as a perfect man, 190 GaudiumSpes, 3, 38 : hope and strength for life's journey in that sacrament 191 GaudiumSpes, 3, 39 : which God made on man's account will be unchained 192 GaudiumSpes, 3, 39 : from the growth of Christ's kingdom, to the extent that 193 GaudiumSpes, 4, 40 : from the eternal Father's love,2 founded in time by 194 GaudiumSpes, 4, 40 : to form the family of God's children during the present 195 GaudiumSpes, 4, 40 : and transformed into God's family.~That the earthly 196 GaudiumSpes, 4, 40 : until the splendor of God's sons, is fully revealed. 197 GaudiumSpes, 4, 41 : constantly worked upon by God's spirit, and hence can never 198 GaudiumSpes, 4, 41 : His incarnation the Father's Word assumed, and sanctified 199 GaudiumSpes, 4, 41 : nature created by God for man's use.~Thanks to this belief, 200 GaudiumSpes, 4, 41 : talents be employed in God's service and men's, and, 201 GaudiumSpes, 4, 41 : in God's service and men's, and, finally, commends 202 GaudiumSpes, 4, 42 : of the family of God's sons.~Christ, to be sure, 203 GaudiumSpes, 4, 42 : elements are found in today's social movements, especially 204 GaudiumSpes, 4, 42 : this family spirit of God's children, an in the same 205 GaudiumSpes, 4, 43 : are harmonized unto God's glory.~Secular duties and 206 GaudiumSpes, 4, 43 : to appropriate the Church's authority for his opinion. 207 GaudiumSpes, 4, 43 : led to the unity of God's family."19~Although by the 208 GaudiumSpes, 4, 44 : Just as it is in the world's interest to acknowledge 209 GaudiumSpes, 4, 44 : ability to express Christ's message in its own way is 210 GaudiumSpes, 4, 44 : a one, according to God's design, is contributing 211 GaudiumSpes, 4, 45 : single intention: that God's kingdom may come, and that 212 GaudiumSpes, 4, 45 : rising the mystery of God's love.~For God's Word, by 213 GaudiumSpes, 4, 45 : mystery of God's love.~For God's Word, by whom all things 214 GaudiumSpes, 4, 45 : with the counsel of God's love: "To reestablish all 215 GaudiumSpes, 5, 48 : governed and enriched by Christ's redeeming power and the 216 GaudiumSpes, 5, 48 : manifest to all men Christ's living presence in the world, 217 GaudiumSpes, 5, 50 : submissive toward the Church's teaching office, which authentically 218 GaudiumSpes, 5, 52 : means, by preaching God's word, by liturgical worship, 219 GaudiumSpes, 6, 57 : John 1:9-10).5~Indeed today's progress in science and 220 GaudiumSpes, 6, 61 : is a decrease in each man's faculty of perceiving and 221 GaudiumSpes, 6, 61 : Nevertheless it remains each man's duty to retain an understanding 222 GaudiumSpes, 6, 61 : tourism which refines man's character and enriches him 223 GaudiumSpes, 6, 62 : itself to be relevant to man's actual conditions of life.~ 224 GaudiumSpes, 7, 63 : of today is marked by man's increasing domination over 225 GaudiumSpes, 7, 64 : moral order," so that God's plan for mankind may be 226 GaudiumSpes, 7, 65 : development must remain under man's determination and must not 227 GaudiumSpes, 7, 69 : sufficient for oneself and one's family belongs to everyone. 228 GaudiumSpes, 7, 71 : incentives for carrying on one's function and charge, it 229 GaudiumSpes, 7, 71 : incentive to working on one's own initiative given. Indeed, 230 GaudiumSpes, 8, 73 : the right to express one's own opinion and to profess 231 GaudiumSpes, 8, 73 : opinion and to profess one's religion both publicly and 232 GaudiumSpes, 8, 74 : which appeals to each one's freedom and sense of responsibility.~ 233 GaudiumSpes, 8, 75 : their free pursuit of man's total well-being. The relations, 234 GaudiumSpes, 8, 76 : the good of all. For man's horizons are not limited 235 GaudiumSpes, 8, 76 : dedicated to the ministry of God's Word must use the ways and 236 GaudiumSpes, 8, 76 : and those elements of man's condition which transcend 237 GaudiumSpes, 9, 79 : embracing principles. Man's conscience itself gives 238 GaudiumSpes, 9, 84 : must make provision for men's different needs, both in 239 GaudiumSpes, 9, 86 : likewise this community's duty, with due regard for 240 GaudiumSpes, 9, 86 : nevertheless contrary to man's spiritual nature and advancement. 241 GaudiumSpes, 9, 87 : For in keeping with man's inalienable right to marry 242 GaudiumSpes, 9, 91 : fashion the world more to man's surpassing dignity, to search 243 GaudiumSpes, 9, 93 : 93. Mindful of the Lord's saying: "by this will all 244 GaudiumSpes, 9, 93 : those who do the Father's will by taking a strong 245 GaudiumSpes, 9, 93 : mystery of the heavenly Father's love. As a consequence, 246 GravissEduc, 0 : concerned with the whole of man's life, even the secular part 247 GravissEduc, 0 : life and progress of God's own people.12~The family 248 GravissEduc, 0 : beneficent influence upon today's world, especially the intellectual 249 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : 11 (1919) p. 172. Pius XI's apostolic encyclical, Divini 250 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : 1930) pp. 49-86. Pius XII's allocution to the youths 251 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : pp. 241-245. John XXIII's 30th anniversary message 252 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : 1960) pp. 57-S9. Paul VI's allocution to members of 253 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. John XXIII's encyclical letter Mater 254 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. John XXIII's encyclical letter, Mater 255 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Second Vatican Council's Dogmatic Constitution on 256 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Pius XII's radio message of Dec. 24, 257 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : pp. 12-19, and John XXIII's encyclical letter, Pacem 258 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Pius XI's encyclical letter, Divini 259 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. John XXIII's encyclical letter, Mater 260 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Pius XI's encyclical letter, Divini 261 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Second Vatican Council's Dogmatic Constitution on 262 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Second Vatican Council's schema on the Decree on 263 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Pius XI's encyclical letter Divini 264 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : 1937: A.A.S. 29; Pius XII's allocution to the first 265 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Second Vatican Council's Dogmatic Constitution on 266 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Pius XI's encyclical letter Divini 267 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Magistri, 1, p. 63 ff. Pius XII's radio message of June 1, 268 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : subsidiarity, cf. John XXIII's encyclical letter, Pacem 269 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Pius XI's encyclical letter, Divini 270 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : 1931) p. 311 ff. Pius XII's letter from Secretariat 271 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : human culture. Cf. Paul VI's allocution to the United 272 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Pius XI's motu proprio. Orbem Catholicum, 273 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Second Vatican Council's Decree on Bishops and Pastoral 274 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Second Vatican Council's Constitution on the Sacred 275 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Second Vatican Council's Decree on Communications 276 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Pius XI's encyclical letter, Divini 277 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Magistri, 1, p. 76; Pius XII's allocution to Bavarian Association 278 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : col. 1240, c/d; Pius XI's encyclical letter, Divini 279 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Pius XI's encyclical letter, Divini 280 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : 1931) p. 305, Pius XII's letter from the Secretary 281 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Sept. 29, 1955. Paul VI's allocution to the Association 282 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. John XXIII's message on the 30th anniversary 283 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Second Vatican Council's schema of the Decree on 284 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Second Vatican Council's schema on the Declaration 285 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : col. 1334, a/b; Pius XI's encyclical letter, Divini 286 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : 1, p. 77 ff.; Pius XII's allocution to the Bavarian 287 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : vol. 18, p. 746; Paul VI's allocution to the members 288 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Pius XI's encyclical letter, Divini 289 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Magistri, 1 p. 80 ff.; Pius XII's allocution to the Catholic 290 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : pp. 551-55B; John XXIII's allocution to the 6th Congress 291 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Pius XII's allocution to the Catholic 292 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Paul VI's allocution to the International 293 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Paul VI's allocution to the Christian 294 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Paul VI's allocution to the International 295 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Pius XII's allocution to teachers and 296 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : pp. 567-569; John XXIII's allocution to the Federation 297 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : 1960, pp. 226-229; Paul VI's allocution to the Academic 298 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Pius XII's allocution to the academic 299 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : The direction of today's society principally is placed 300 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Pius XII's apostolic constitution, 301 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. Pius XII's encyclical letter, Humani 302 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : 568 ff. and 578; Paul VI's encyclical letter, Ecclesiam 303 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Second Vatican Council's Decree on Eccumenism: A. 304 DeiVerbum, Pref|1 : Cf. John XXIII's encyclical letter, Pacem 305 NostraAetate, 0, 4 : New Covenant to Abraham's stock. ~Thus the Church 306 NostraAetate, 0, 4 :acknowledges that, according to God's saving design, the beginnings 307 NostraAetate, 0, 4 : believe in Christ-Abraham's sons according to faith 6- 308 NostraAetate, 0, 4 : included in the same Patriarch's call, and likewise that 309 NostraAetate, 0, 4 : foreshadowed by the chosen people's exodus from the land of 310 NostraAetate, 0, 4 : the Apostles, the Church's main-stay and pillars, as 311 NostraAetate, 0, 4 : disciples who proclaimed Christ's Gospel to the world, sprang 312 NostraAetate, 0, 4 : reasons but by the Gospel's spiritual love, decries 313 NostraAetate, 0, 4 : the burden of the Church's preaching to proclaim the 314 NostraAetate, 0, 4 : Christ as the sign of God's all-embracing love and as 315 NostraAetate, 0, 5 : in the image of God. Man's relation to God the Father 316 DignitHuman, 0, 4 : considered an abuse of one's right and a violation of 317 DignitHuman, 0, 6 : have their origin in men's faithfulness to God and 318 DignitHuman, 0, 10 : Catholic doctrine that man's response to God in faith 319 DignitHuman, 0, 10 : Christ Jesus called to be God's adopted son,9 cannot give 320 DignitHuman, 0, 11 : the things that are Caesar's and to God the things that 321 DignitHuman, 0, 11 : the things that are God's" (Matt. 22:21). In the end, 322 DignitHuman, 0, 11 : resists authority resists God's ordinance" (Romans 13:1- 323 AdGentes, Pref, 1 : through the whole Church's great - hearted endeavor, 324 AdGentes, 1, 6 : recognizable in this, the Church's activity, are not due to 325 AdGentes, 1, 6 : she strives to make God's plan a reality. In fact, 326 AdGentes, 1, 6 : have passed, the Church's missionary activity does 327 AdGentes, 1, 6 : wells up from the Church's inner nature and spreads 328 AdGentes, 1, 7 : made known by the Church's preaching, and all must 329 AdGentes, 1, 8 : bear the mark both of man's sin and of God's blessing: " 330 AdGentes, 1, 8 : of man's sin and of God's blessing: "For all have 331 AdGentes, 1, 9 : or a manifesting of God's decree, and its fulfillment 332 AdGentes, 1, 9 : who overthrows the devil's domain and wards off the 333 AdGentes, 2, 11 : and technology of today's world from becoming a stranger 334 AdGentes, 2, 12 : suffering with them in death's anxieties. To those in quest 335 AdGentes, 2, 12 : their life and work, Christ's disciples hope to render 336 AdGentes, 2, 13 : into the mystery of God's love, who called him to 337 AdGentes, 2, 13 : in the mystery of Christ's Death and Resurrection, 338 AdGentes, 2, 13 : In accord with the Church's ancient custom, the convert' 339 AdGentes, 2, 13 : ancient custom, the convert's motives should be looked 340 AdGentes, 2, 14 : remembrance of the Lord's death and resurrection together 341 AdGentes, 2, 15 : let the missionaries, God's coworkers, ( cf. 1 Cor. 342 AdGentes, 2, 15 : community will be a sign of God's presence in the world: for 343 AdGentes, 2, 15 : riches of its own nation's culture, should be deeply 344 AdGentes, 2, 15 : believe in Christ are Christ's disciples, reborn in baptism, 345 AdGentes, 2, 16 : own comfort or that of one's family; about cultivating 346 AdGentes, 2, 16 : mystery of Christ and of man's salvation they can discover 347 AdGentes, 2, 16 : appreciation of their own nation's culture. In their philosophical 348 AdGentes, 2, 16 : and method of the Church's missionary activity, and 349 AdGentes, 2, 16 : functions of the deacon's office, either preaching 350 AdGentes, 2, 18 : treasures with which the Church's religious tradition is adorned, 351 AdGentes, 2, 18 : the fullness of the Church's presence, let it be put 352 AdGentes, 3, 21 : so that they are Christ's in newness of life and work ( 353 AdGentes, 3, 22 : of the universal Church's tradition, as may submit 354 AdGentes, 3, 22 : always the primacy of Peter's See, which presides over 355 AdGentes, 4, 24 : Following in his Master's footsteps, meek and humble 356 AdGentes, 4, 25 : adapt himself to the people's foreign way of doing things 357 AdGentes, 4, 26 : the diversity of the world's nations. This holds for 358 AdGentes, 5, 28 : according to each one's opportunity, ability, charisms 359 AdGentes, 5, 30 : itself.~It is the bishop's role, as the ruler and center 360 AdGentes, 6, 37 : missionaries who are from one's own community, or with some 361 AdGentes, 6, 38 : missionary.~It will be the bishop's task to raise up from among 362 AdGentes, 6, 39 : courses about the Church's task of announcing Christ 363 AdGentes, 6, 41 : cooperate in the Church's work of evangelization; 364 PresbytOrdin, Pref, 1 : in the renewal of Christ's Church tasks of the greatest 365 PresbytOrdin, 1, 2 : glory of God and to man's progress in the divine life. 366 PresbytOrdin, 2, 4 : more effectively move men's minds, the word of God ought 367 PresbytOrdin, 2, 6 : required and what is God's will in the important and 368 PresbytOrdin, 2, 7 : a manner suited to today's conditions and necessities,41 369 PresbytOrdin, 2, 8 : recreation, remembering Christ's invitation to the weary 370 PresbytOrdin, 2, 9 : together with all Christ's faithful, disciples of the 371 PresbytOrdin, 2, 9 : Kingdom by the grace of God's call.50 For priests are 372 PresbytOrdin, 2, 10 : better correspond to today's pastoral needs. Where a 373 PresbytOrdin, 2, 11 : shepherd.63 Recognizing Christ's desire, and at the inspiration 374 PresbytOrdin, 3, 13 : they are ministers of God's word, each day they read 375 PresbytOrdin, 3, 13 : very fact of teaching God's word they will be brought 376 PresbytOrdin, 3, 13 : with Christ share in God's love, the mystery of which, 377 PresbytOrdin, 3, 13 : the mystery of the Lord's death they should keep their 378 PresbytOrdin, 3, 14 : the oneness of the Church's mission. They will be joined 379 PresbytOrdin, 3, 18 : diligently seek signs of God's will and impulses of his 380 PresbytOrdin, 3, 18 : totally to the mystery of man's redemption.56 Let priests 381 PresbytOrdin, 3, 21 : each according to each one's need" (Acts 4:35). So it 382 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : their explanations of Christ's words to Peter: "Do you 383 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : of love to feed the Lord's flock" (St. Augustine, Tract 384 ApostActuos, 1, 3 : incorporated into Christ's Mystical Body through Baptism 385 ApostActuos, 1, 3 : charity, which is the Lord's greatest commandment, all 386 ApostActuos, 1, 4 : apostolate depends upon the laity's living union with Christ, 387 ApostActuos, 1, 4 : in keeping with the Lord's words, "He who abides in 388 ApostActuos, 1, 4 : their work according to God's will they grow in that union. 389 ApostActuos, 1, 4 : in their relation to man's final goal.~They who have 390 ApostActuos, 1, 4 : leave all things for Christ's sake (cf. Luke 14:26) and 391 ApostActuos, 2, 5 : 5. Christ's redemptive work, while essentially 392 ApostActuos, 2, 6 : designed to manifest Christ's message by words and deeds 393 ApostActuos, 2, 6 : only in the witness of one's way of life; a true apostle 394 ApostActuos, 2, 7 : 7. God's plan for the world is that 395 ApostActuos, 2, 7 : in the attainment of man's ultimate goal but also possess 396 ApostActuos, 2, 7 : puts it on a level with man's whole vocation upon earth.~ 397 ApostActuos, 2, 7 : seek the justice of God's kingdom. The temporal order 398 ApostActuos, 2, 8 : is to love God with one's whole heart and one's neighbor 399 ApostActuos, 2, 8 : one's whole heart and one's neighbor as oneself (cf. 400 ApostActuos, 2, 8 : one should consider in one's neighbor the image of God 401 ApostActuos, 2, 8 : that the purity of one's charitable intentions be 402 ApostActuos, 2, 8 : not stained by seeking one's own advantage or by striving 403 ApostActuos, 3, 9 : various fields of the Church's apostolate.~ 404 ApostActuos, 3, 10 : their own and the world's problems as well as questions 405 ApostActuos, 3, 10 : ever ready at their pastor's invitation to participate 406 ApostActuos, 4, 16 : teaching in accordance with one's status and ability, and 407 ApostActuos, 4, 19 : global nature of the Church's mission requires that apostolic 408 ApostActuos, 4, 20 : excellent results for Christ's kingdom. These societies 409 ApostActuos, 4, 20 : this kind is the Church's apostolic aim, that is, 410 ApostActuos, 4, 21 : promoted according to each one's ability. Among these associations, 411 ApostActuos, 5, 27 : who do not profess Christ's name but acknowledge these 412 ApostActuos, 6, 30 : start with the children's earliest education. In a 413 ApostActuos, 6, 30 : childhood on to recognize God's love for all men. By example 414 ApostActuos, 6, 30 : circumstances throughout one's whole life, especially one' 415 ApostActuos, 6, 30 : whole life, especially one's professional and social 416 ApostActuos, 6, 31 : order to manifest Christ's message to all men.5~Since 417 OptatTotius, 2, 2 : to be called to the Lord's work.~The effective union 418 OptatTotius, 2, 2 : which workers for the Lord's vineyard are being requested 419 OptatTotius, 2, 3 : and for contact with one's own family. Moreover, whatever 420 OptatTotius, 3, 5 : acting. Under the rector's leadership they are to form 421 OptatTotius, 3, 5 : will answer to the Lord's prayer "That they be one" ( 422 OptatTotius, 3, 6 : made into the candidate's proper intention and freedom 423 OptatTotius, 4, 8 : faithful meditation on God's word, in the active participation 424 OptatTotius, 4, 11 : justice, fidelity to one's promises, refinement in 425 OptatTotius, 5, 16 : these religions, in God's providence, possess, and 426 PerfectCarit, 0, 2 : characteristics the Church's undertakings and aims in 427 PerfectCarit, 0, 5 : way they share in Christ's emptying of Himself (cf. 428 PerfectCarit, 0, 6 : energizes that love of one's neighbor which contributes 429 PerfectCarit, 0, 6 : God, they will love Christ's members as brothers, honor 430 PerfectCarit, 0, 12 : Lord, and trusting in God's help not overestimate their 431 PerfectCarit, 0, 13 : subject to the superior's will, but members must be 432 PerfectCarit, 0, 14 : permanently and securely to God's salvific will. ~After the 433 PerfectCarit, 0, 14 : Christ according to God's plan, they should use both 434 PerfectCarit, 0, 14 : a way responsive to God's will. They should exercise 435 PerfectCarit, 0, 15 : 10) and bear each other's burdens (cf. Gal. 6:2). 436 PerfectCarit, 0, 15 : name of the Lord by God's love which has flooded the 437 ChristDomin, Pref, 3 : the portions of the Lord's flock assigned to them, 438 ChristDomin, 2, 12 : are also disposed for man's salvation and therefore 439 ChristDomin, 2, 17 : regard not only for man's spiritual and moral circumstances 440 ChristDomin, 2, 25 : that the good of the Lord's flock is always the supreme 441 ChristDomin, 2, 28 : single portion of the Lord's flock. In consequence, they 442 ChristDomin, 2, 30 : diocese under the bishop's authority. ~1.) In exercising 443 ChristDomin, 2, 30 : of pastors to preach God's word to all the Christian 444 ChristDomin, 2, 30 : consonant with each one's age. In imparting this instruction 445 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : cf. John XXIII's apostolic constitution, 446 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : cf. Paul VI's motu proprio, Apostolica 447 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : cf. Pius XII's encyclical letter, Fidei 448 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : ff.; also cf. Benedict XV's apostolic letter, Maximum 449 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : 11 (1919) p. 440; Pius XI's encyclical letter, Rerum 450 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : cf. Paul VI's allocution to the cardinals, 451 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : cf. John XXIII's encyclical letter, Pacem 452 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : cf. Paul VI's encyclical letter, Ecclesiam 453 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : cf. Paul VI's encyclical letter, Ecclesiam 454 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : 1964) p. 97 ff; Paul VI's motu proprio, Sacram Liturgiam, 455 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : Pius XII's encyclical letter, Mediator 456 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : 1947) p. 97 ff.; Paul VI's encyclical letter, Mysterium 457 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : cf. St. Pius X's motu proprio, Iampridem, 458 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : 1914) p. 174 ff.; Pius XII's apostolic constitution, 459 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : cf. Pius XII's allocution of Dec. 8, 1950: 460 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : p. 28; also cf. Paul VI's allocution of May 23, 1964: 461 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : cf. Leo XIII's apostolic constitution, 462 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : cf. Paul VI's allocution of May 23, 1964: 463 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : cf. Pius XII's allocution of Dec. 8, 1950, 464 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : Consistorial Congregation's Instruction to Military 465 DeiVerbum, Pref, 1|1 : Consistorial Congregation's letter to the cardinals, 466 UnitatRedint, Intro, 1 : his Church and indeed, God's Church. All however, though 467 UnitatRedint, 1, 2 : principle of the Church's unity. The distribution 468 UnitatRedint, 1, 2 : the bishops with Peter's successor at their head- 469 UnitatRedint, 1, 2 : and He perfects His people's fellowship in unity: in 470 UnitatRedint, 1, 2 : The Church, then, is God's only flock; it is like a 471 UnitatRedint, 1, 3 : Baptism are members of Christ's body,21 and have a right 472 UnitatRedint, 1, 3 : it is only through Christ's Catholic Church, which is " 473 UnitatRedint, 1, 3 : earth, and is guided by God's gentle wisdom, according 474 UnitatRedint, 1, 4 : own faithfulness to Christ's will for the Church and 475 UnitatRedint, 1, 4 : the radiance of the Church's image is less clear in the 476 UnitatRedint, 1, 4 : large, and the growth of God's kingdom is delayed. All 477 UnitatRedint, 2, 6 : various spheres of the Church's life, this renewal is taking 478 UnitatRedint, 2, 6 : married life, and the Church's social teaching and activity- 479 UnitatRedint, 3, 15 : celebration, source of the Church's life and pledge of future 480 UnitatRedint, 3, 16 : an obstacle to the Church's unity, a certain diversity 481 UnitatRedint, 3, 17 :understanding and confession of God's truth. It is hardly surprising, 482 UnitatRedint, 3, 18 : essential".37 It is the Council's urgent desire that, in the 483 UnitatRedint, 3, 22 : resurrection in the Lord's Supper, they profess that 484 UnitatRedint, 3, 22 : teaching concerning the Lord's Supper, the other sacraments, 485 UnitatRedint, 3, 24 : the Church, on our Father's love for us, and on the 486 UnitatRedint, 3, 24 : disappoint, because God's love has been poured into 487 UnitatRedint, 3, 24 : Given in Rome at St. Peter's, November 21, 1964~ 488 OrientEccles, End, 30 : Given in Rome at St. Peter's, November 21, 1964~ 489 InterMirific, Intro, 1 : era, have made with God's help, the Church welcomes 490 InterMirific, Intro, 1 : most direct relation to men's minds and which have uncovered 491 InterMirific, Intro, 2 : greatly contribute to men's entertainment and instruction 492 InterMirific, 1, 3 : expectations of mankind and to God's design. ~ 493 InterMirific, 2, 17 : unbecoming for the Church's children idly to permit 494 InterMirific, Appen, 24: religiously kept by all the Church's children. 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