Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I, 0,6 |      where there is a lack of a genuine and full proclamation of
 2   I, 0,9 |       new readiness, and even a genuine search, for ethical and
 3 III, 0,22|       generous and pure -- with genuine self - detachment, with
 4 III, 0,26|    intervals and in a spirit of genuine faith and devotion. If a
 5 III, 0,28|         Indeed, there can be no genuine priestly ministry except
 6 III, 0,28| evaluated and tested to see how genuine they are. But it is undeniable
 7 III, 0,29|      human sexuality lived as a genuine sign of and precious service
 8  IV, 0,37|      live their vocation in its genuine value: Vocation will be
 9  IV, 0,37|  priestly ministry acquires its genuine meaning and attains to its
10  IV, 0,37|        Jesus Christ, and to the genuine meaning of human freedom
11  IV, 0,39|         young people a free and genuine response. Besides, the history
12   V, 1,44|       celibacy, even when it is genuine and has proved itself, leaves
13   V, 1,47|      and have experience of the genuine meaning of Christian prayer,
14   V, 1,54|        nature of which acquires genuine value only in their profound
15   V, 1,55|         respectful study of the genuine scientific quality of the
16   V, 1,55|        But this means we need a genuine theology, inspired by the
17   V, 1,55|      proper use of the good and genuine elements of their own cultures
18   V, 1,57|       therefore as the true and genuine theological discipline that
19   V, 1,59|    never lessening the pastor's genuine sense of responsibility,
20   V, 3,65|     that there cannot exist any genuine formational work for the
21   V, 3,66|    among themselves a frank and genuine communion. The unity of
22   V, 3,68|        in some way anticipate a genuine priestly choice to serve
23  VI, 0,72|        and make it all the more genuine and clearly apparent by
24  VI, 0,72|       offers the most complete, genuine and perfect expression of
25  VI, 0,72|         priestly ministry to be genuine and spiritually fruitful. "
26  VI, 0,72|         for the experience of a genuine personal encounter with
27  VI, 0,72|      position to assimilate the genuine richness of the Church in
28  VI, 0,74|    diocese, when accompanied by genuine esteem and rightful respect
29  VI, 0,74|     true ecclesial communion, a genuine participation in the progress
30  VI, 0,74|       solitude are incapable of genuine and fraternal fellowship.~
31  VI, 0,75|      kindness, the Holy Spirit, genuine love, truthful speech and