Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I, 0,5 |    resemble Christ. When Jesus lived on this earth, he manifested
 2   I, 0,8 |  communities -- are perceived, lived and experienced by our young
 3   I, 0,8 |     values are interpreted and lived not according to the logic
 4   I, 0,8 |    universal truth, freedom is lived out as a blind acquiescence
 5   I, 0,8 |      more decisive choices, is lived as if God did not exist.
 6  II, 0,14|      kept them at his side and lived with them, imparting his
 7 III, 0,28|      is properly motivated and lived without servility, helps
 8 III, 0,28|     pastoral" character. It is lived in an atmosphere of constant
 9 III, 0,29|    that is, of human sexuality lived as a genuine sign of and
10 III, 0,29|       not to be considered and lived as an isolated or purely
11  IV, 0,35|     Christian is reflected and lived out. And she is so in her
12  IV, 0,36|        more than any other has lived the full truth of vocation
13  IV, 0,37|        loved in its beauty and lived out with total dedication
14  IV, 0,40|  people to discern true needs, lived with dedication and faithfulness
15   V, 1,44| affection which Christ himself lived on earth (cf. Jn. 11:5). ~
16   V, 1,54|      holy writ, celebrated and lived in the living tradition
17   V, 3,65|       charity which he himself lived to the point of total self -
18   V, 3,68|    which they have learned and lived there in all that they contain
19   V, 3,68|       These should be felt and lived as a nourishing gift of
20  VI, 0,72|  demands to be assimilated and lived out in a personal, free
21  VI, 0,74|      This unity among priests, lived in a spirit of pastoral
22  VI, 0,78|     Christians are fraternally lived and sincerely suffered in