Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 9  |       the grace of living one in heart and soul3.~ ~ ~
 2   2, 11 |        as a betrothal3. From the heart of this covenant flows the
 3   2, 18 |          mother, she knew in her heart the joys and sorrows of
 4   2, 26 |        mastery of our senses and heart, and live our vow of chastity
 5   2, 27 |        promised to the undivided heart2.~27.1 Each Saturday, or
 6   2, 30 |                          30. The heart of Mary is revealed to us
 7   2, 30 |         who fashions within us a heart that is poor.~ ~ ~
 8   2, 33 |          Champagnat's poverty of heart is seen most clearly in
 9   2, 35 |         to those who are poor in heart3.~ ~ ~
10   2, 46 |        of enthusiasm, dryness of heart, or waywardness by pursuing
11   3, 49 |       there be among you but one heart and one mind."5~ ~49.1 To
12   3, 50 |     Chastity, since it frees the heart from a possessive love,
13   3, 51 |        others - a sensitivity of heart which is quick to see that
14   3, 53 |        richness of a young man's heart and mind, with its enthusiasm
15   4, 65 | Christian prayer wells up from a heart attuned to the Holy Spirit,
16   4, 67 |       Mother, she ponders in her heart what Jesus does, and relates
17   4, 69 |                          69. The heart of our consecrated life
18   4     |                    Conversion of Heart~ ~
19   4, 75 |          understand his mind and heart, and to steep ourselves
20   5, 81 |     children to become gentle of heart. Good example and constant
21   5, 85 |        of education2, we put our heart and soul into serving the
22   5, 90 | missionary, and we must have the heart of a missionary, as did
23   6, 98 |        is encouraged to open his heart and to interiorise gospel
24   6, 99 |       his own and to give it his heart's allegiance.~ ~He takes
25  11, 165|         good of the Institute at heart. (cf 96.9; 113.5)~ ~
26  11     |                    Conversion of Heart~ ~