Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1 Intro, 0,1|             the Church would not be able to live that fundamental
 2   I, 0,7  |       individual feels he is simply able to do without him.~In this
 3   I, 0,10 |          form priests who are truly able to respond to the demands
 4 III, 0,20 |           all the People of God, is able the better to pursue the
 5 III, 0,25 |         their holiness of life, are able to say with St. Paul: 'It
 6 III, 0,25 |            he loves him so as to be able to entrust his flock to
 7 III, 0,28 |            obey in Christian really able to require obedience from
 8  IV, 0,38 |             listening, they will be able to perceive the Lord who
 9  IV, 0,38 |           to the priesthood, and be able to follow that call promptly
10  IV, 0,40 |             priesthood will also be able to find expression in a
11  IV, 0,40 |             it will be more readily able to sustain a life of disinterested
12  IV, 0,40 |             volunteer work would be able to accept the invitation
13  IV, 0,40 |             10:21); and he would be able to accept it because his
14  IV, 0,41 |           on behalf of vocations be able to show its truly ecclesial
15  IV, 0,41 |       Church, the more they will be able to recognize the unique
16   V, 0,42 |          out, indeed in order to be able to send them out to preach,
17   V, 1,43 |           11), the priest should be able to know the depths of the
18   V, 1,44 |          maturity which is prudent, able to renounce anything that
19   V, 1,46 |             which we will easily be able to outline some fundamental
20   V, 1,46 |         this "mystery" will they be able to communicate this amazing
21   V, 1,47 |             the priest will only be able to train others in this
22   V, 1,47 |          value inasmuch as they are able to give themselves to Christ
23   V, 1,50 |             for all his life and be able to carry out generously
24   V, 1,50 |            life, the priest will be able to fulfill better his ministry
25   V, 1,50 |            of virginity, he will be able to aid Christian spouses
26   V, 1,50 |          that the seminarian may be able to embrace priestly celibacy
27   V, 1,56 | increasingly that teachers be truly able to face the complexity of
28   V, 1,58 |              future priests will be able to be inserted into the
29   V, 1,59 |            In this way they will be able to recognize with them the
30   V, 1,59 |             is necessary that he be able to teach and support the
31   V, 2,60 |           takes its inspiration and able to respond to the situations
32   V, 2,61 |         work of education should be able to bring together into a
33  VI, 0,72 |            of life: Thus he will be able to meet and enter into dialogue
34  VI, 0,72 |             People of God should be able to say about the priest,
35  VI, 0,72 |             16:14). Thus we will be able to overcome the difficulties
36  VI, 0,72 |            2). Only thus will he be able to make others know him.
37  VI, 0,72 |           might be. Thus he will be able to stand at the service
38  VI, 0,72 |        demands above all that he be able to combine ever more harmoniously
39  VI, 0,75 |         that, like Paul, he must be able to say: "If I preach the
40  VI, 0,76 |           ongoing formation will be able to help one another by exchanging
41  VI, 0,79 |      together and join forces to be able to offer initiatives for