Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,6|                different countries or, better perhaps, in different groups
 2 II,15  |              oblivion, but must become better and more widely known among
 3 II,17  |                since these “correspond better to the customs of their
 4 II,17  |          faithful and are judged to be better suited to provide for the
 5 II,20  |            peoples and make possible a better service to the human family.
 6 IV,36  |               the particular Church is better known and appreciated. (121)~
 7 IV,37  |              so that they may become a better expression of communion
 8 IV,39  | co-responsibility. This will lead to a better distribution of tasks, enabling
 9 IV,39  |          Christ, and thus to represent better within the community the
10 IV,41  |     person-centered evangelization and better cooperate with other social,
11 IV,45  |            that society in America can better support family life based
12 IV,45  |                life based on marriage, better protect motherhood and show
13  V,60  |               in the different nations better acquainted with the relevant
14  V,65  |               regions in the hope of a better future. The phenomenon continues
15 VI,69  |               the Catechism, and for a better utilization of its contents,
16 VI,73  |            projects which will produce better results. (287)~