Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,1  |          same time of the unique gift of faith which she has received
 2 Intro,3  |         Peter and sharing in the gift of hierarchical communion,
 3 Intro,4  |        Saviour. Grateful for the gift of faith, the Synod Fathers
 4  I,9     |  charismatic movements too are a gift of the Spirit, bringing
 5 II       |          II~JESUS THE SAVIOUR:~A GIFT TO ASIA~ ~ ~
 6 II,10    |                              The Gift of Faith~10. As the Synod
 7 II,10    |     Church's faith in Jesus is a gift received and a gift to be
 8 II,10    |         is a gift received and a gift to be shared; it is the
 9 II,10    |       shared; it is the greatest gift which the Church can offer
10 II,10    |        all who have received the gift of faith. In my Encyclical
11 II,12    |     Father, who then offers this gift to the world in the act
12 II,12    |        world. This extraordinary gift could only come through
13 III,17   |    resurrection of Jesus. By the gift of Christ's Spirit, the
14 III,18   | salvation he has won is always a gift, never the result of human
15 IV       |         SAVIOUR:~PROCLAIMING THE GIFT~ ~ ~
16 IV,19    |       Cor 4:5). Blessed with the gift of faith, the Church, after
17 IV,19    |          what we treasure as the gift containing all gifts, namely,
18 IV,20    |          the effort to share the gift of faith in Jesus as the
19 IV,20    |          of Jesus Christ and the gift of faith. A special word
20 IV,20    |     which the Church offers as a gift to her Asian sons and daughters
21 IV,21    |          very point at which the gift of faith and the power of
22  V,24    |        with others, which is the gift of Christ and his Spirit,
23  V,25    |         follower of Christ has a gift to offer the community,
24  V,25    |     receive and benefit from the gift of each one.~In this context,
25  V,31    |      People of God recognize the gift that is theirs in Christ
26  V,31    |         able to communicate that gift to others through proclamation
27 VI,35    |          itself. Life is a great gift entrusted to us by God:
28 VI,35    |      proprietors. We receive the gift freely and, in gratitude,
29 VI,35    |     handicapped or elderly, is a gift for all.~The Synod Fathers
30 VII,46   |         the rule of life and the gift which the family members
31 Conclu,50|       Asia's peoples the immense gift which she herself has received—