Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,5|       mission, as she works to promote the communion of all in
 2  I,12  |     recommendation was made to promote knowledge of the Gospels,
 3 III,27 |      person and, therefore, to promote in the community a sense
 4 IV,35  |      clear how urgent it is to promote priestly vocations. (113)
 5 IV,36  |  cannot but feel duty-bound to promote communion in their dioceses,
 6 IV,36  |     Ordinary will make sure to promote among priests and lay faithful
 7 IV,37  |   Bishops, whose duty it is to promote communion among the particular
 8 IV,41  |  especially city parishes, can promote nowadays a more person-centered
 9 IV,43  |                it is urgent to promote their participation in the
10 IV,44  |             There is a need to promote positive cooperation by
11  V,54  |      addition, it will help to promote and support the study of
12  V,54  |        an organized society to promote and support a culture of
13  V,55  |  America is called not only to promote greater integration between
14  V,56  |     public life at all levels, promote civic education, respect
15  V,62  |     used to combat poverty and promote development. (226) On the
16  V,63  |     upheld, it is essential to promote knowledge of the Church'
17  V,63  |       pastoral initiatives, to promote adoptions and to provide
18  V,63  |        them in ways which will promote their rights and ensure
19  V,64  | peoples if efforts are made to promote priestly and religious vocations
20 VI,71  |      an effort must be made to promote gatherings of Catholic educators