Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I,  0| humanity, every race, tribe and nation: thus it also embraces all
 2   I,  0|        partiality, but in every nation any one who fears him and
 3  II,  1|         whole people or a whole nation or, even worse, a whole
 4 III,  0|        of peoples — within each nation and among nations — must
 5 III,  0|         of all the members of a nation and of all the peoples of
 6  VI,  0|    within the community and the nation, the Church has both the
 7  VI,  0|                    Building the nation~111. On the political front,
 8  VI,  1|         part in the life of the nation and of the Church.221~But
 9  VI,  1|         distinctive role in the nation. Thus, while the Synod praised
10 VII,  0|       every local Church, every nation, every region, and in the