Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1 Intro, 0,2|  freedom, develops freedom and demands freedom.~For this reason,
 2   I, 0,5  |       in the sacrament and the demands of the spiritual life which
 3   I, 0,9  |     her and in response to the demands of a world far from Christ
 4   I, 0,10 |   truly able to respond to the demands of our times and capable
 5  II, 0,17 |      the body of Christ, which demands a variety of functions and
 6  II, 0,18 |       of the Gospel. This task demands priests who are deeply and
 7 III, 0,22 |       spousal character, which demands that he be a witness to
 8 III, 0,23 |       people. It makes special demands on us."( 51)~The gift of
 9 III, 0,23 |    pastoral charity impels and demands in a particular and specific
10 III, 0,25 |    loves and yet even more so, demands a response. After his resurrection,
11 III, 0,26 |       grasp the conditions and demands, the manifestations and
12 III, 0,26 |  different characteristics and demands of each of the sacraments
13 III, 0,26 |     the bishops. This ministry demands of the priest an intense
14 III, 0,27 |    enriching it with gifts and demands, virtues and incentives
15 III, 0,27 |       many virtues and ethical demands which are decisive for the
16 III, 0,28 |       who accepts not only the demands of an organized and organic
17 III, 0,28 |      of the priest's obedience demands a marked spirit of asceticism,
18 III, 0,28 |    consumed," by the needs and demands of the flock. These last
19 III, 0,29 |       to maintain the law that demands perpetual and freely chosen
20 III, 0,29 |         pastoral and spiritual demands of priestly celibacy it
21  IV, 0,34 |   Church,( 93) a concern which demands to be integrated into and
22  IV, 0,37 |     the Spirit and the radical demands of the kingdom of God, certain
23   V, 1,43 |        man of communion." This demands that the priest not be arrogant,
24   V, 1,44 |      loving response, to God's demands, to God's love. "The human
25   V, 1,46 |    some fundamental values and demands of the spiritual path trodden
26   V, 1,46 |     are three great values and demands which further define the
27   V, 1,49 |      cf. Jn. 15 :12). But this demands that he allow himself to
28   V, 1,51 |       discoveries. It strongly demands a high level of intellectual
29   V, 1,51 |     credible to the legitimate demands of human reason. Moreover,
30   V, 1,51 |      of the Church herself. It demands special attention to critical
31   V, 1,52 |        Our faithfulness to him demands that this contemporaneousness
32   V, 1,56 |  situation of the Church today demands increasingly that teachers
33   V, 1,58 |   according to the theological demands inherent in pastoral work.~
34   V, 1,58 | intimately linked with all the demands that befit preparation to
35   V, 1,59 |   members of Christ's body. It demands a living and precise consciousness
36   V, 1,59 |     the identity of others. It demands mutual trust, patience,
37   V, 2,60 |   ministry. Such an experience demands of the Twelve the practice
38   V, 2,61 |   activity and the fundamental demands of community life, which
39   V, 2,62 |  seminary with its formational demands.~In this context, together
40  VI, 0,72 |        needs, respond to their demands, perceive their unvoiced
41  VI, 0,72 |       the priest's very being, demands to be assimilated and lived
42  VI, 0,72 |       pastoral ministry itself demands that they be living models
43  VI, 0,72 |       of humanity."( 217) This demands that the priest himself
44  VI, 0,72 |       even to its most radical demands. This pastoral charity,
45  VI, 0,72 |        and effective. But this demands some kind of permanent pastoral
46  VI, 0,72 |      of his formation. It also demands above all that he be able
47  VI, 0,77 |     the perennial yet ever new demands of salvation which people
48  VI, 0,78 |      and to the urgency of the demands and requirements of our