Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1 Intro, 0,2|        good seed, sown by God, can take root and bring forth abundant
 2 Intro, 0,4|           apostolic exhortation, I take up anew the rich legacy
 3   I, 0,7  |           transcendence.~We should take note also of a desperate
 4  II, 0,11 |          and in fact the synod did take it -- in order to emerge
 5  IV, 0,38 |            The Church should daily take up Jesus' persuasive and
 6   V, 1,45 |           Spirit. Those who are to take on the likeness of Christ
 7   V, 1,48 |           fitting that seminarians take part every day in the eucharistic
 8   V, 1,48 |           that afterward they will take up as a rule of their priestly
 9   V, 1,48 |            day, in which they will take an active part and at which
10   V, 1,53 |           to the priesthood should take up consciously, not only
11   V, 1,55 | relationship which does not always take the shape it ought to have,
12   V, 1,57 |         the work of formation will take care to guard and make good
13   V, 2,62 |          seminary.~In this sense I take up and propose to the Congregation
14   V, 2,64 |            people live at home and take part in the activities of
15   V, 3,68 |           and cooperation," should take in genuinely and sincerely
16   V, 3,68 |   seminarians and diocesan priests take part in particular spiritualities
17  VI, 0,70 |         all may see your progress. Take heed to yourself and to
18  VI, 0,70 |        gift of the Spirit does not take away the freedom of the
19  VI, 0,71 |           ongoing formation should take place in the major seminary,
20  VI, 0,76 |       rejected. ~Young priests who take part in meetings for ongoing
21  VI, 0,78 |         and energies they need to "take heed of themselves" (cf.
22  VI, 0,79 |         which unfold by stages and take on precise forms. The bishop