Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1 Intro, 0,4  |               4. In the ecclesial experience that is typical of the synod (
 2 Intro, 0,4  |        the synod (i.e., "a unique experience on a universal basis of
 3   I, 0,7    |          corresponds to their own experience; and to what does not impinge
 4   I, 0,8    |       people undergo an affective experience which, instead of contributing
 5   I, 0,8    |       with a full and penetrating experience of Christian and ecclesial
 6   I, 0,9    |      transcendent values, and the experience of companions who seek escape
 7   I, 0,9    |         more recent origin. Their experience of a Church challenged to
 8   I, 0,9    |          of him, as well as their experience of a Church ever more united
 9  IV, 0,36   |        This was, for example, the experience of the prophet Jeremiah: "
10  IV, 0,36   |           him" (Mt. 4:19-20). The experience of James and John was exactly
11  IV, 0,38   |         be possible to relive the experience of the apostles in the upper
12  IV, 0,38   |           The liturgy is a living experience of God's gift and a great
13  IV, 0,40   |     direction, to look for it and experience it, and to ask for it with
14   V, 1,43   | consideration every day and which experience confirms, but a requirement
15   V, 1,44   |    encounter love, if he does not experience it and make it his own,
16   V, 1,45   |          revelation and Christian experience, spiritual formation possesses
17   V, 1,45   |    formation has its roots in the experience of the cross, which in deep
18   V, 1,46   |   proposed to others as a living "experience,' an experience that is
19   V, 1,46   |           living "experience,' an experience that is worthwhile sharing.
20   V, 1,47   |           to get to know and have experience of the genuine meaning of
21   V, 1,51   | spirituality marked by a personal experience of God. In this way a purely
22   V, 1,54   |        Christ and of the Church's experience of faith. Hence the need
23   V, 1,58   |         to an initial and gradual experience of ministry, future priests
24   V, 1,58   |         can obtain their pastoral experience, the parish should be given
25   V, 1,59   |        wishes and recognize their experience and competence in the different
26   V, 2,60   |    possibility of re - living the experience of formation which our Lord
27   V, 2,60   |       apostolic ministry. Such an experience demands of the Twelve the
28   V, 2,60   |      proceeding toward the Easter experience, awaiting the gift of the
29   V, 2,60   |            in itself, an original experience of the Church's life. In
30   V, 2,60   |        community that relives the experience of the group of Twelve who
31   V, 2,63   |   Fostering Vocations~63. As long experience shows, a priestly vocation
32   V, 2,63   |           should include suitable experience of the ordinary affairs
33   V, 2,64   |           age after some years of experience of lay life and professional
34   V, 3,66   |      spiritual maturity, pastoral experience, professional competence,
35   V, 3,67   |       educational responsibility. Experience teaches that they often
36   V, 3,68   |  especially in difficult moments. Experience teaches that, in so many
37   V, 3,68   |           spiritual and apostolic experience of these groups. Young people
38   V, 3,68   |        and look to them for their experience of the Church should not
39  VI, 0,72   |          making his own the human experience Or suffering in its many
40  VI, 0,72   |        know joy and suffering, to experience weariness, to share feelings,
41  VI, 0,72   |           continually "reformed." Experience teaches that in prayer one
42  VI, 0,72   |         strive constantly for the experience of a genuine personal encounter
43  VI, 0,72   |        with the Father and a deep experience of the Spirit.~What the
44  VI, 0,74   |      share in the history or life experience of this same particular
45  VI, 0,74   |      loneliness which all priests experience and which is completely
46  VI, 0,74   |          the priest can sometimes experience."( 227)~Loneliness does
47  VI, 0,74   |         unable to have a positive experience of their own solitude are
48  VI, 0,77   |            as if his own personal experience, which has seemed trustworthy
49  VI, 0,77   |  themselves have, thanks to their experience of life and apostolate,
50  VI, 0,77   |         reliving Paul's spiritual experience when he said, "I rejoice
51  VI, 0,78   |       truth is that the Christian experience of persons who are simple
52  VI, 0,81   |         ever more precious living experience for priests. Among them,
53 Conclu, 0,82|       that, in a sense, they will experience the blessedness of Mary,