Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I, 0,5 |         Christ."( 9) It is equally certain that the life and ministry
 2   I, 0,9 |            made of the decrease of certain phenomena which had caused
 3 III, 0,26|            spiritual life receives certain features. It is built up
 4 III, 0,28|            that obedience takes on certain special characteristics.~
 5 III, 0,30|           his fellow priests and a certain common use of goods (cf.
 6  IV, 0,34|        this is that vocation, in a certain sense, defines the very
 7  IV, 0,37|     demands of the kingdom of God, certain social and cultural conditions
 8  IV, 0,37|          burden imposed upon them.~Certain distorted ideas regarding
 9  IV, 0,37|            context there is also a certain tendency to view the bond
10  IV, 0,40|           to the Church's life. In certain cases and under precise
11   V, 1,46|           day" (Jn. 1:37-39). In a certain sense, the spiritual life
12   V, 1,50|          of priests brings with it certain characteristics thanks to
13   V, 1,52|            question: If we are not certain about the truth, how can
14   V, 1,55|            should pay attention to certain problems which not infrequently
15   V, 1,56|      tendency is showing itself in certain spheres of the Church, also
16   V, 1,57|         intellectual formation has certain precise content and characteristics;
17   V, 1,57| application through involvement in certain pastoral services which
18   V, 2,61|       community life, establishing certain precise instruments and
19   V, 2,62|          for the priesthood have a certain prior preparation before
20   V, 2,62|   candidates should, however, have certain qualities: a right intention,
21   V, 2,64|          novel features and with a certain frequency. It is not always
22   V, 3,66|     priesthood requires not only a certain special preparation of those
23   V, 3,66|            Lord. It should enjoy a certain stability, and its members
24  VI, 0,74|          It should be added that a certain type of solitude is a necessary
25  VI, 0,76|        come out of the seminary, a certain sense of "having had enough
26  VI, 0,77|          exaggerated activism or a certain routine approach to the
27  VI, 0,79|                           79. In a certain sense, it is the priest
28  VI, 0,80|             nevertheless there are certain "privileged" moments for