Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

1   I,  0|   responsibilities and political leaders animated by a profound sense
2  II,  1|     Athanasius, and Saint Cyril, leaders of the Alexandrian school,
3  II,  1|  admonishes us to ?Remember your leaders, those who spoke to you
4   V,  1|     Ordinary",185 then urged the leaders of the local Churches and
5  VI,  0|          in power or of national leaders. But the Synodal Assembly
6  VI,  0| dishonesty of corrupt government leaders who, in connivance with
7  VI,  1|         scientists and political leaders, moved by the love and respect
8  VI,  1|   especially through some of its leaders — has been in the front