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 1 LumenGentium,  3, 27    :         Lord to make laws for their subjects, to pass judgment on them
 2 LumenGentium,  3, 27    :             refuse to listen to his subjects, whom he cherishes as his
 3 LumenGentium,  4, 36    :           are made subject until He subjects Himself and all created
 4 LumenGentium,  Appen, 71:       office or in the allotment of subjects, and it is done according
 5 LumenGentium,  Appen, 71:           must be exercised by many subjects cooperating in a hierarchical
 6 SacrosConcil,  1, 16    :         proper to each of their own subjects, must nevertheless do so
 7 SacrosConcil,  1, 16    :            connection between their subjects and the liturgy, as also
 8 SacrosConcil,  4, 97    :       ordinaries can dispense their subjects wholly or in part from the
 9 GaudiumSpes,  4, 46     :       attention of all.~Of the many subjects arousing universal concern
10 GravissEduc,  0         :        their development in secular subjects. Therefore the Church esteems
11 GravissEduc,  0         :             constitution individual subjects be pursued according to
12 DeiVerbum,  Pref, 1|1   :             of peoples and ruler of subjects, he keeps intact the Catholic
13 ApostActuos,  6, 31     :           main points which are the subjects of controversy, but should
14 OptatTotius,  5, 13     :         specifically ecclesiastical subjects, seminarians should be equipped
15 PerfectCarit,  0, 14    :          with which God loves their subjects. They should govern these
16 PerfectCarit,  0, 14    :            careful to respect their subjects' liberty in the matters
17 PerfectCarit,  0, 14    :            direction of conscience. Subjects should be brought to the
18 PerfectCarit,  0, 14    :       should gladly listen to their subjects and foster harmony among
19 ChristDomin,  2, 16     :           the acquisition of deeper subjects, especially Sacred Scripture
20 ChristDomin,  2, 19     :ecclesiastical authorities, or their subjects. ~Assuredly, while sacred