Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,7|   history of America with ever greater effect. Open to the unity
 2  I,8   |       prayer for something far greater than she was capable of
 3 II,14  |    Christian communities, to a greater or lesser degree in the
 4 II,20  |        is more obvious and has greater repercussions in America.
 5 II,20  |   countries, can help to bring greater unity among peoples and
 6 IV,36  | legislation has spelled out in greater detail. (117) “It is up
 7 IV,37  |   intervention in questions of greater importance, especially those
 8 IV,45  |        feels committed to show greater concern for women and to
 9 IV,45  |    protect motherhood and show greater respect for the dignity
10 IV,46  |     fatherhood and motherhood. Greater pastoral attention must
11 IV,47  |     expectation of a future of greater communion and solidarity
12 IV,51  |     America must also work for greater mutual respect and good
13  V,55  |     called not only to promote greater integration between nations,
14  V,56  |     democratic system provides greater control over potential abuses.~“
15  V,56  |        the Church needs to pay greater attention to the formation
16  V,56  |      human rights, and inspire greater efforts in the ethical training
17  V,60  |     from civil society by “the greater involvement of competent
18  V,63  |       well as protecting life, greater efforts should be made,
19 VI,74  |        Fathers: “to maintain a greater cooperation between sister
20 VI,74  |    contemplative life; to give greater impetus to mission promotion,