Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,4|          facing the Church in the countries of America.~
 2 Intro,6|        one hand, the situation of countries strongly affected by secularization,
 3 Intro,6|           other, the situation of countries where there are still “many
 4 Intro,6|          are present in different countries or, better perhaps, in different
 5 Intro,6|         groups within the various countries of the American continent.~
 6 II,20  |       links between the different countries, can help to bring greater
 7 II,24  |        which they seek with other countries and which is so essential
 8 II,25  |          extending into different countries: from Brazil to Guyana,
 9 III,32 |           Churches of the various countries, today's differences can
10 IV,37  |   Conferences of various American countries, as an expression of practical
11 IV,38  |      Conferences of the different countries. (125) This fraternal cooperation,
12 IV,46  | institution of the family in most countries of America, and these represent
13  V,54  |    unemployment found in numerous countries in America and the harsh
14  V,56  |            More and more, in many countries of America, a system known
15  V,59  |           suffocating quite a few countries of the American continent
16  V,60  |    Episcopal Conferences in other countries. (221) With such training,
17  V,65  |      families from Latin American countries who have moved to the northern