Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,1|           Son of God, are special times when our hearts spontaneously
 2  I,8   |      abundant restitution — “four times as much” — to those he had
 3  I,9   |         Jn 1:38-39). But at other times the encounters are communal
 4  I,12  |          to indicate the specific times and places in which, in
 5 II,13  |       very diverse situations. At times these are situations of
 6 II,14  |     consistently practiced and at times are cast into doubt, are
 7 II,17  | phenomenon, we see that in recent times different parts of America
 8 II,17  |           Churches have in recent times taken root in America alongside
 9 II,24  |       progress achieved in recent times. For some American nations,
10 IV,47  |           the future lead them at times to withdrawal and to violence.
11  V,56  |       individuals and peoples. At times this system has become the
12  V,57  |           has increased in recent times, yet much still remains
13  V,63  |       incurably ill, subjected at times to euthanasia; and the many
14 VI,67  |        alien to the Gospel and at times openly contrary to it.~
15 VI,72  | technology has produced in recent times, is indispensable. Contemporary