Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II,10 |    many Asian religions teach divine self-manifestations as mediating
 2 II,11 |    the feet of his disciples. Divine compassion had never been
 3 II,12 |     and on their roles in the divine plan of salvation. We cannot
 4 III,15|      raised to the dignity of divine adoption (cf. Gal 4:5).
 5 IV,20 |     as a manifestation of the Divine or the Absolute, or as an ‘
 6 IV,20 |     only manifestation of the Divine".74 In fact, the effort
 7 IV,20 |       fruition the "seeds" of divine Wisdom already present in
 8 IV,22 |     with the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline
 9 IV,23 | peoples are thirsting for the divine, the Church is called to
10 VII,42|       striving to imitate the Divine Master, can and must bear