Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1 Intro, 0,3|      ministerial priesthood display different characteristics in comparison
 2   I, 0,5  |          ecclesial circumstances in different countries limits by necessity
 3   I, 0,7  |         concentrations of people of different races and religions, thereby
 4  II, 0,16 |            to the latter it assumes different forms.~Consequently, the
 5  II, 0,18 |        respecting and fostering the different roles, charisms and ministries
 6 III, 0,19 |            new title and in new and different ways deriving from the sacrament
 7 III, 0,23 |        capable of unifying the many different activities of the priest.
 8 III, 0,26 |          built up and molded by the different characteristics and demands
 9 III, 0,27 |           the Gospel is seen in the different "evangelical counsels" which
10  IV, 0,40 |      himself to each Christian with different charisms and special signs.
11   V, 0,42 |        extent there still are, many different practical forms according
12   V, 0,42 |        sense, the "seminary" in its different forms -- and analogously
13   V, 0,42 |      confirmed, bearing in mind the different particular churches. The
14   V, 0,42 |            exhortation looks at the different areas of formation -- the
15   V, 1,44 |           to fight and overcome the different forms of selfishness and
16   V, 1,54 |            the contributions of the different theological disciplines,
17   V, 1,55 |          and theology, while having different gifts and functions, ultimately
18   V, 1,55 |           which work together, from different angles, in favor of a more
19   V, 1,55 |              In the face of all the different and at times contrasting
20   V, 1,57 |        Hence their formation in its different aspects must have a fundamentally
21   V, 1,57 |             the coordination of the different aspects of human, spiritual
22   V, 1,58 |     training is to be suitable, the different experiences which candidates
23   V, 1,59 |      heartfelt cooperation with the different members of the Church: priests
24   V, 1,59 |             and appreciation of the different gifts and charisms, of the
25   V, 1,59 |    experience and competence in the different fields of human activity.
26   V, 1,59 |            young especially, to the different vocations (marriage, social
27   V, 1,59 |     dimension of the Church and her different pastoral activities. He
28   V, 2,61 |           entire life -- in all its different expressions -- is committed
29   V, 2,61 |          problems, difficulties and different rates of progress and growth.
30   V, 2,61 |         seminaries exist and to the different life histories which they
31   V, 2,61 |          synod. The rationes of the different nations or rites should
32   V, 2,61 |    visitations of the seminaries of different countries, in order to bring
33   V, 2,62 |           major seminary, there are different ideas as to what such preparation
34   V, 2,62 |          candidates but also in the different regions and countries. This
35   V, 2,62 |            suitably as possible the different elements of this prior preparation
36   V, 3,65 |            place and role which her different members have -- be it individually
37   V, 3,66 |             they represent in their different roles and in various ways.
38   V, 3,66 |          prudent and adapted to the different cultural contexts, the cooperation
39   V, 3,67 |            the plan of God, all the different branches of human knowledge
40   V, 3,68 |            associations inspired in different ways by the Gospel message.
41   V, 3,69 |          result, the actions of the different teachers become truly and
42  VI, 0,71 |                                     Different Dimensions of Ongoing Formation~
43  VI, 0,71 |        priests, especially those in different age groups. Ongoing formation
44  VI, 0,72 |            Or suffering in its many different manifestations, from poverty
45  VI, 0,72 |          that the priest deepen the different aspects of his formation.
46  VI, 0,73 |            Ongoing Formation~73 The different and complementary dimensions
47  VI, 0,74 |        presbyterate, albeit under a different title. Their presence is
48  VI, 0,74 |     enrichment for all priests. The different particular charisms which
49  VI, 0,76 | possibilities for formation and the different kinds of formation are connected
50  VI, 0,77 |         they continue -- perhaps in different ways -- their pastoral ministry,
51  VI, 0,78 |          develop and look after the different aspects of her priests'
52  VI, 0,78 |         specific and depends on its different members, starting with the
53  VI, 0,81 |             them, let us recall the different forms of common life among
54  VI, 0,81 |        though they have appeared in different ways and with different
55  VI, 0,81 |             different ways and with different degrees of intensity, in