Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1 Intro, 0,3|       deepened, the more what is proper to the priest stands out."( 6) ~
 2  II, 0,15 |         This is the ordinary and proper way in which ordained ministers
 3 III, 0,20 |         orders -- as a sacrament proper and specific to the priest --
 4 III, 0,21 |       way of thinking and acting proper to Jesus Christ, head and
 5 III, 0,26 |          the word, but serve its proper interpretation and preserve
 6 III, 0,26 |          from the specific grace proper to each of them, the priest'
 7 III, 0,31 |         account in sketching the proper configuration of the priest
 8 III, 0,33 |        call to holiness which is proper to the priestly ministry?
 9  IV, 0,34 |       discern and to live out he proper dynamism of vocation, its
10  IV, 0,41 |       growth they may make their proper contribution to the development
11   V, 1,43 |       qualities, not only out of proper and due growth and realization
12   V, 1,48 |           radical self - giving" proper to the priest following
13   V, 1,49 |         profitably make use of a proper devotion to the Sacred Heart
14   V, 1,49 |       must necessarily involve a proper training in charity and
15   V, 1,50 |   spiritual and pastoral reasons proper to priestly celibacy so
16   V, 1,52 |        the world and with God. A proper philosophical training is
17   V, 1,55 |        virtues, and also to make proper use of the good and genuine
18   V, 2,60 | hierarchical life, indeed as the proper home for the formation of
19   V, 2,62 |       should also have attitudes proper to their regions, through
20   V, 3,68 |         spiritual life which are proper to the diocesan priest,
21  VI, 0,70 |   received.~We thus see that the proper foundation and original
22  VI, 0,70 |       Indeed, an act of true and proper justice: The priest owes
23  VI, 0,74 |     above all with regard to the proper relationship and interplay