Chapter,  Paragraph, §§

 1 Intro,  0,12  |  recognition from the Apostolic See, which alone has final judgment
 2   I,  0,14    |       daily reality, where they see "Jesus only", in the lowliness
 3   I,  1,20    | perfection they can exclaim: "I see the beauty of your grace,
 4   I,  1,20    |         as I think of myself; I see how I was and what I have
 5   I,  1,22    |     Jesus' consecration, we can see in the initiative of the
 6   I,  2,27    |      glory, when all flesh will see the salvation of God (cf.
 7   I,  3,34    |       cf. Acts 1:13-14). We can see here a vivid image of the
 8   I,  4,38    |     receive his blessing and to see him (cf. Gen 32:23-31).
 9  II,  1,43    |      authority has the right to see that decisions taken are
10  II,  1,46    |     founders and foundresses we see a constant and lively sense
11  II,  1,51    |      which makes it possible to see all people as sons and daughters
12  II,  1,53    |         communion with the Holy See. An active and trusting
13  II,  3,64    |  invitation of Jesus, "Come and see" (Jn 1:39), is the golden
14  II,  3,68    |      will not only continue to "see" God with the eyes of faith
15 III,  0,74    |    Church. Dialogue helps us to see the true implications of
16 III,  0,74    |         sometimes, from what we see interiorly, contemplation
17 III,  1,80    |     path is offered by the Holy See, whose task it is to encourage
18 III,  2,91    |        person. But who does not see the aberrant consequences
19 Conclu,  0,109| purified hearts which in faith "see" God, people docile to the
20 Conclu,  0,109|       come to you, they want to see what they do not see elsewhere.
21 Conclu,  0,109|         to see what they do not see elsewhere. An immense task
22 Conclu,  0,109|      Our contemporaries want to see in consecrated persons the