Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I, 0,9 |             new evangelization" by virtue of her faithfulness to the
 2   I, 0,10|            is Jesus Christ, and in virtue of the gift of the Holy
 3  II, 0,12|             Indeed, the priest, by virtue of the consecration which
 4  II, 0,16|        very being of the priest by virtue of his sacramental consecration/
 5  II, 0,16|          communion and mission. In virtue of his participation in
 6  II, 0,18|       sacrament of holy orders, by virtue of which he is configured
 7 III, 0,19|          before him...in love," by virtue of our predestination to
 8 III, 0,21|        through his Spirit.( 45)~By virtue of this consecration brought
 9 III, 0,22|            and through priests. By virtue of their consecration, priests
10 III, 0,22|       called by the Spirit, but in virtue of his configuration to
11 III, 0,23|            Pastoral charity is the virtue by which we imitate Christ
12 III, 0,23|       activities of the priest. In virtue of this pastoral charity
13 III, 0,25|        minister of Jesus Christ by virtue of sacramental consecration
14 III, 0,27|          follow and imitate him by virtue of the intimate communion
15 III, 0,30|         Poverty for the priest, by virtue of his sacramental configuration
16 III, 0,31|    spiritual life of the priest by virtue of his specific relation
17  IV, 0,41|         Christian family, which by virtue of the sacrament of matrimony
18   V, 1,44| appreciation and love for it as a "virtue that develops a person's
19   V, 1,48|         future priests to have the virtue of penance, which the Church
20   V, 1,50|          and pastoral motives. The virtue of chastity is a premise
21  VI, 0,70|          all priests are called by virtue of the "gift of God" which
22  VI, 0,77|          the Church, especially by virtue of their union with the