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 1 LumenGentium,  2, 12    :      makes them fit and ready to undertake the various tasks and offices
 2 LumenGentium,  4, 37    :          people so that they may undertake tasks on their own initiative.
 3 SacrosConcil,  1, 14    :        power of the liturgy, and undertake to give instruction about
 4 SacrosConcil,  1, 21    :         Mother Church desires to undertake with great care a general
 5 GaudiumSpes,  4, 46     :        men have been destined to undertake throughout the world both
 6 GaudiumSpes,  5, 50     :         and common deliberation, undertake to bring up suitably even
 7 GaudiumSpes,  5, 51     :       sons of the Church may not undertake methods of birth control
 8 GaudiumSpes,  8, 76     :       the tasks which Christians undertake, individually or as a group,
 9 GaudiumSpes,  9, 79     :           But it is one thing to undertake military action for the
10 GaudiumSpes,  9, 80     :      considerations compel us to undertake an evaluation of war with
11 GravissEduc,  0         :          of the human community, undertake the task of education in
12 GravissEduc,  0         :         their training, ready to undertake weighty responsibilities
13 GravissEduc,  0         :         helped and encouraged to undertake a teaching career. ~
14 AdGentes,  4, 23        :  qualities, have been trained to undertake mission work;3 or be they
15 AdGentes,  6, 40        :      whether they could possibly undertake activity in the missions,
16 PresbytOrdin,  2, 9     :         on suitable occasions to undertake worlds on their own initiative.55~
17 OptatTotius,  3, 6      :      guided in a fatherly way to undertake other tasks. The latter
18 PerfectCarit,  0, 1     :          responding to the call, undertake to observe the same, bind
19 PerfectCarit,  0, 12    :      instructed as to be able to undertake the celibacy which binds
20 ChristDomin,  2, 32     :       the bishop is empowered to undertake on his own authority. ~
21 ChristDomin,  2, 35     :      legitimately called upon to undertake works of the apostolate,
22 ChristDomin,  2, 35     :apostolate which Religious are to undertake, bishops or episcopal conferences,
23 UnitatRedint,  1, 4     :        Church and accordingly to undertake with vigor the task of renewal
24 InterMirific,  Appen, 23:    mentioned in Number 19 should undertake, with the assistance of