Chapter, Paragraph

 1  I,7  |           to situations which are difficult economically, culturally
 2  I,7  |           as that of tourists, is difficult and complex, especially
 3  I,9  | challenges. Her task is made more difficult by the fact of her being
 4  I,9  |        there are Churches in very difficult circumstances, "experiencing
 5  I,9  |          as Laos and Myanmar, the difficult co-existence with the majority
 6 II,10 |        Asia, often carried out in difficult and even dangerous circumstances.
 7 IV,20 |       enlightened one'. But it is difficult for them to see Him as the
 8  V,26 |          sometimes been tense and difficult. The Bishops present at
 9  V,28 |    circumstances inherited from a difficult period of history. The Church
10  V,28 |      sisters of these Churches in difficult circumstances to join their
11  V,30 |        missionary work still more difficult. The Synod Fathers acknowledged
12 VII,43|          and other aspects of the difficult and delicate task that awaits
13 VII,46|          witness to the Gospel in difficult times and circumstances,