Chapter, Paragraph

 1  I,12|     the uniqueness of Christ's real presence in the Eucharist,
 2  I,12|   Eucharist, which “is called 'real' not to exclude the idea
 3  I,12|      idea that the others are 'real' too, but rather to indicate
 4 II,13|      live there. It is in this real and concrete situation that
 5 II,22|      too little thought to the real possibility of repaying
 6 IV,43|    resolve the tension between real openness to the values of
 7 IV,44| criteria: a stable presence, a real readiness to serve a determined
 8 IV,47|   continent are clearly making real efforts to catechize young
 9  V,56|       with a view to achieving real justice. For this to happen,
10  V,57|       dignity of others and of real concern for them, even if