Chapter,  Paragraph, §§

 1 Intro,  0,9   |          responded wisely to new needs. Following in their footsteps,
 2 Intro,  0,10  | providential response to the new needs encountered by the Church
 3 Intro,  0,13  |       enthusiasm, for the Church needs the spiritual and apostolic
 4   I,  1,19    |         tasks in response to the needs of the Church and the world,
 5   I,  2,24    |   constantly interceding for the needs of their brothers and sisters,
 6   I,  4,37    |         situations and different needs, in complete openness to
 7   I,  4,37    |     capable of responding to the needs of the times without departing
 8  II,  1,45    |      today's world, she urgently needs such fraternal communities,
 9  II,  1,47    |    present in Catholic unity the needs of different peoples and
10  II,  1,49    |    initiatives responding to the needs of our time, while remaining
11  II,  1,58    |      should be adapted to modern needs and should provide sufficient
12  II,  2,62    |  traditional form adapted to the needs of modern society. Their
13  II,  3,63    |           to be attentive to the needs of both the universal and
14  II,  3,64    |      Church in order to meet the needs of the new evangelization (
15  II,  3,64    |     should abound in meeting the needs of vocational formation
16  II,  3,71    |     carried out according to the needs of their own time, making
17 III,  0,73    |        prayer the entire world's needs, while at the same time
18 III,  1,80    |   foundresses perceiving certain needs of their time, with all
19 III,  1,80    |     recognized, have given these needs an answer which has become
20 III,  1,81    |         anxieties and the urgent needs of the human heart.~
21 III,  1,82    |      address one or other of the needs of the poor. But even when
22 III,  1,82    |    provide even for the smallest needs of our neighbour, then does
23 III,  1,82    |        bends to the most extreme needs, then with much vigour does
24 III,  2,89    |     possessions, heedless of the needs and sufferings of the weakest,
25 III,  2,90    |       who are indifferent to the needs of their neighbour. This
26 III,  3,98    |       methods most suited to the needs of the different social
27 Conclu,  0,104|         there are so many urgent needs in the areas of charity
28 Conclu,  0,104|            When Judas, using the needs of the poor as an excuse,
29 Conclu,  0,105|        life and hope. The Church needs consecrated persons who,
30 Conclu,  0,112|       may go forth to meet human needs, to bring help, but above