Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1 Intro,  0|   Fathers, as far as possible, a common point of view. This initial
 2  II,  1  |        Gelasius I, belong to the common heritage of the Church,
 3  II,  1  |       with the Catholic Church a common origin and the doctrinal
 4  II,  1  |  Assembly sadly had to say: "One common situation, without any doubt,
 5  II,  1  |       them at the service of the common good.~
 6  II,  1  |       through their sense of the common good.51~The "winds of change"
 7  II,  2  |         least the pursuit of the common good of the society. They
 8 III,  0  |    Christian faith or by bearing common evangelical witness to justice,
 9 III,  0  | especially in the context of the common and harmonious development
10  IV,  1  |          be able to "advance the common good and prepare the way
11  IV,  2  |        woman is another ?I' in a common humanity",159 and each is
12   V,  1  |        unity in the service of a common mission.186 In this light,
13   V,  1  |         among priests "a certain common life", that is some kind
14  VI,  0  |       meaning and service of the common good, honest management
15  VI,  0  |                Administering the common patrimony~113. The Synod
16  VI,  0  |      binding duty to protect the common patrimony against all forms