Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1 Intro, 0,3|         the synod searched for forms of ongoing formation to
 2   I, 0,6  |    there is a rising spread of forms of religiosity without God
 3   I, 0,7  |   kinds, in more or less acute forms of hedonism or flight from
 4   I, 0,9  | utopian claims, indiscriminate forms of socialization and violence.~
 5   I, 0,9  |   today of numerous and varied forms of voluntary service, directed
 6   I, 0,9  |     possible to detect various forms of "crisis" to which priests
 7  II, 0,15 |      the head and shepherd; he forms and strengthens them with
 8  II, 0,16 |    latter it assumes different forms.~Consequently, the ordained
 9 III, 0,28 |   abilities, setting aside all forms of jealousy, envy and rivalry.
10 III, 0,31 |     dimension takes on special forms, purposes and meanings in
11 III, 0,31 |   institutes, and from various forms of spiritual communion and
12  IV, 0,40 | assisted, but not replaced, by forms of analysis or psychological
13  IV, 0,40 |      to see the great value of forms of volunteer work, which
14   V, 0,42 |       many different practical forms according to which the Church
15   V, 0,42 |     seminary" in its different forms -- and analogously the "
16   V, 1,44 |     and overcome the different forms of selfishness and individualism
17   V, 1,48 |        renewed and more subtle forms of self justification --
18   V, 1,58 |       practice in some initial forms of cooperation with one
19   V, 2,60 |   seminary in the many diverse forms and varied aspects which
20   V, 2,61 |      validity of the classical forms of seminaries, the synod
21   V, 2,61 |        bring into them diverse forms of formation that have proved
22   V, 2,63 |       Minor Seminary and Other Forms of Fostering Vocations~63.
23   V, 2,63 |   vocation work, with suitable forms of welcome and the offering
24   V, 3,67 |   discern not only content but forms that are suitable for the
25  VI, 0,72 |    methods and the most useful forms for carrying out his ministry
26  VI, 0,74 |  expression in the most varied forms of mutual assistance, spiritual
27  VI, 0,79 |       opportunities, times and forms in which it comes. Ongoing
28  VI, 0,79 |     stages and take on precise forms. The bishop will live up
29  VI, 0,80 |                         Times, Forms and Means for Ongoing Formation~
30  VI, 0,81 |        us recall the different forms of common life among priests,
31  VI, 0,81 |       counsels."( 231) All the forms of "priestly fraternity"