Chapter, Paragraph

 1  I,5  | important key to a more precise understanding of the Eternal Father's
 2  I,8  |   always needs to have an exact understanding of the political situation
 3  I,9  |  provided by the Council, a new understanding of mission dawned and with
 4 III,15|         their search for mutual understanding and acceptance. The Synod
 5 IV,20 |   confined within the limits of understanding and expression of any single
 6 IV,20 |       to rise to new heights of understanding and expression. Yet at the
 7 IV,22 |        staff to seek a profound understanding of the elements of spirituality
 8 IV,23 |      must be grounded on a sure understanding of the person of Jesus Christ,
 9  V,26 |      Communion calls for mutual understanding and a coordinated approach
10 VI,34 |       attitude through a proper understanding of the role of men and women
11 VI,37 |        fostering interreligious understanding. The Church's schools often