Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I, 0,8 |     life consists in a free and responsible giving of oneself to others,
 2   I, 0,10|        a "task," a challenge to responsible freedom -- both of the individual
 3  II, 0,17|       above all communion and a responsible and necessary cooperation
 4 III, 0,25|        as a conscious, free and responsible person. The bond with Jesus
 5 III, 0,28|       It flows instead from the responsible freedom of the priest who
 6 III, 0,30|       goods but of a loving and responsible use of these goods and at
 7 III, 0,30|         the community and being responsible for it, the priest should
 8  IV, 0,36|         gratuitous gift and the responsible freedom of human beings,
 9  IV, 0,37|        driving force behind the responsible gift of oneself. Only thus
10  IV, 0,41|                      We Are All Responsible for Priestly Vocations~41.
11  IV, 0,41|   esteem it and love it. She is responsible for the birth and development
12   V, 0,42|        settings and the persons responsible for the formation of candidates
13   V, 1,43|      person who is called to be responsible for a community and to be
14   V, 1,43|        an education in true and responsible love, is a significant and
15   V, 1,44|      body."( 128)~Education for responsible love and the affective maturity
16   V, 1,44|        journey toward a mature, responsible freedom, the community life
17   V, 1,44|     connected with formation to responsible freedom is education of
18   V, 3,66|    bishop, who is the first one responsible for the formation of the
19   V, 3,69|       one can replace us in the responsible freedom that we have as
20  VI, 0,76|         ever more convinced and responsible insertion in the presbyterate,
21  VI, 0,78| requirements of our time.~Those responsible for the ongoing formation
22  VI, 0,79|         is the person primarily responsible in the Church for ongoing
23  VI, 0,79|        the People of God. He is responsible for ongoing formation, the