Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I, 0,8 | situation, if it does not always lead to an explicit refusal of
 2  II, 0,15|       they gather into unity and lead to the Father through Christ
 3  II, 0,15|   paschal meal. He calls them to lead your holy people in love,
 4 III, 0,33|        by their example may they lead all to upright conduct of
 5  IV, 0,37|         theories, also sometimes lead people to consider their
 6  IV, 0,39|          can raise questions and lead to decisions, even definitive
 7   V, 1,46|       path followed by Andrew to lead his brother Simon to Jesus.
 8   V, 1,47|         formation. Prayer should lead candidates for the priesthood
 9   V, 1,49|        Lord, we mean they should lead lives that are a response
10   V, 1,49|          that was so great as to lead him to give his life in
11   V, 1,50|        of God,"( 153) which will lead to prayer and to vigilance
12   V, 1,53|         the word of God, it will lead to a radical "yes" on the
13   V, 1,54|         and demanding. It should lead the candidate for the priesthood
14   V, 1,59|    Spirit and of his bishop will lead him to be sent to preach
15   V, 2,63|   spiritual formation which will lead the young person to embark
16   V, 2,63|       appropriate part -- should lead lives suited to the age,
17   V, 3,67|        teachers of theology will lead them, even before they consider
18  VI, 0,74|       inspired by charity and to lead it to the Father through
19  VI, 0,74|       the life of the priest and lead him to share in the history
20  VI, 0,76|         seminary, will gradually lead young priests to grasp and
21  VI, 0,80|           for the Holy Spirit to lead the priest to a direct growth
22  VI, 0,81|        follow it wherever it may lead, with utter loyalty. It