Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,7  |     the unity which comes from true communion with the Risen
 2  I,9     |     nature. This is especially true of the encounters with the
 3  I,10    |   himself and thus reveals his true nature”.( 16) With these
 4 II,15    | America~15. The Saints are the true expression and the finest
 5 II,16    |     urgency of discovering the true spiritual values present
 6 II,16    |       Christ.( 44) The same is true for Americans of African
 7 II,19    |     condition for establishing true democracy”.( 51)~There can
 8 III,26   |      Gal 5:6). This means that true conversion needs to be prepared
 9 III,26   |       such only in name. To be true disciples of the Lord, believers
10 III,32   |     God can be prime agents of true reconciliation with and
11 IV,33    |        the life of Christ, the true vine (cf. Jn 15:5). Through
12 IV,34    |      faith in word and deed as true witnesses of Christ”. (103)
13 IV,40    |       so that they can discern true and false values, since
14 IV,41    |      of a size that allows for true human relationships. This
15 IV,44    |       laity. Secularity is the true and distinctive mark of
16 IV,46    |     families.~In order to be a true “domestic church” (176)
17 IV,47    |      America are searching for true meaning in life and are
18 IV,51    |       nothing in them which is true and holy. (192) Hence, with
19  V,64    |      only a partial account of true Christian doctrine. Then
20 VI,70    |  search of authentic unity and true peace.~In America, the mestiza
21 VI,73    |     some regions. The bonds of true though imperfect communion
22 Conclu,76|         Catholic homes will be true centers of evangelization.~