Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,6|      emerging from it.( 8)~This concern was all the more prominent,
 2 II,15  |         of today with fraternal concern in all their joys and sufferings,
 3 II,20  |       the Church considers with concern the negative aspects which
 4 II,22  |        The Synod Fathers voiced concern about the external debt
 5 II,25  |                      Ecological concern~25. “And God saw that it
 6 III,32 |    about which I have voiced my concern from the beginning of my
 7 IV,37  |        more deeply issues which concern America as a whole. Areas
 8 IV,42  | candidates, as well as constant concern for them once they are ordained,
 9 IV,42  |       case of married deacons — concern as well for their families,
10 IV,43  |      especially on issues which concern them directly. (153)~“Today
11 IV,45  |       committed to show greater concern for women and to defend
12  V,57  |   dignity of others and of real concern for them, even if they are
13  V,58  |   reconciliation and communion.~Concern for those most in need springs
14  V,59  |      the Church in her pastoral concern cannot ignore this difficult
15  V,59  |         frequently expressed my concern about this situation, which
16  V,63  |       each day. (232)~This same concern must be shown to the elderly,
17 VI,67  |      the center of her pastoral concern and her evangelizing activity. “