Chapter, Paragraph

 1  I,7 |  especially in Asia where basic structures for this may not exist.
 2  I,8 |       capacity to change unjust structures. There are new demands for
 3 IV,22|    mentality, customs, laws and structures of the secular world in
 4  V,25|      through such participatory structures as Pastoral Councils and
 5  V,25|    established institutions and structures, which remain necessary
 6  V,25|        alternatives to Diocesan structures and parish life. Communion
 7  V,30| possibilities of new ecumenical structures and associations to promote
 8 VI,32|         of individuals but also structures of social, political and
 9 VI,32|    change of both mentality and structures in favour of the human person.
10 VI,32|    vivify civil society and its structures with the leaven of the Gospel. 168
11 VI,34|   consequence of corrupt social structures. The Synod Fathers identified