Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,3  |           Jesus Christ: The Way to Conversion, Communion and Solidarity
 2 Intro,3  |       Church and calling people to conversion, communion and solidarity.
 3 Intro,7  |            Christ” is “the path to conversion, communion and solidarity”.
 4  I,8     |            an authentic process of conversion, communion and solidarity” (11)
 5  I,8     |             cf. Lk 19:1-10) is the conversion of the tax collector, who
 6  I,8     |     Christianity was certainly the conversion of Saul, the future Paul,
 7  I,12    |        starting-point of authentic conversion and of renewed communion
 8  I,12    |       produces authentic fruits of conversion of heart.~A second place
 9 II,13    |            which show the need for conversion and the Lord's forgiveness.
10 II,16    |            might lead to a sincere conversion and a practical exercise
11 III      |            CHAPTER III~THE PATH OF CONVERSION~“Repent therefore and be
12 III,26   |         The urgency of the call to conversion~26. “The time is fulfilled
13 III,26   |           a more decisive personal conversion and a stimulus to ever more
14 III,26   |           Gospel. Christ's call to conversion finds an echo in the words
15 III,26   |          living Jesus impels us to conversion.~In speaking of conversion,
16 III,26   |         conversion.~In speaking of conversion, the New Testament uses
17 III,26   |           6). This means that true conversion needs to be prepared and
18 III,26   |  Reconciliation and the Eucharist. Conversion leads to fraternal communion,
19 III,26   |          we do for Christ himself. Conversion, therefore, fosters a new
20 III,26   |     holiness. In order to speak of conversion, the gap between faith and
21 III,27   |            The social dimension of conversion~27. Yet conversion is incomplete
22 III,27   |    dimension of conversion~27. Yet conversion is incomplete if we are
23 III,27   |        relation to a more profound conversion and with regard to relationships
24 III,27   |        Christian people of America conversion to the Gospel means to revise “
25 III,28   |                         Continuing conversion~28. In this life, conversion
26 III,28   |       conversion~28. In this life, conversion is a goal which is never
27 III,28   |            the footsteps of Jesus, conversion is a lifelong task. While
28 III,28   |       which leads us to continuing conversion”.( 75)~The universal call
29 III,28   |              The universal call to conversion has special implications
30 III,28   |            task in this way: “This conversion demands especially of us
31 III,29   | spirituality, which is the goal of conversion, we mean “not a part of
32 III,30   |   Constitution on the Church.( 87) Conversion is directed to holiness,
33 III,30   |        directed to holiness, since conversion “is not an end in itself
34 III,32   |     Penance and reconciliation~32. Conversion (metanoia), to which every
35 III,32   |        recommended on this path of conversion and quest for holiness are “
36 IV,40    |           so that through constant conversion, the spirit of prayer, the
37  V,52    |          for its part the fruit of conversion, leads to the service of
38  V,53    |        statement of the demands of conversion~53. At a time when in the
39  V,53    |            with renewed vigor that conversion consists in commitment to
40  V,58    |        awaken a sincere desire for conversion leading to reconciliation
41 Conclu,76|          Christ who is “the way of conversion, communion and solidarity