Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1 Intro, 0,2  |       updating of their pastoral commitment is considered by the Church
 2 Intro, 0,2  |         to relive with a renewed commitment all that the Master did
 3 Intro, 0,4  |      have renewed their pastoral commitment to care for vocations and
 4   I, 0,6    |         human dignity; a growing commitment in many sectors of the world
 5   I, 0,7    |        religious dimension and a commitment to solidarity.~Furthermore,
 6   I, 0,9    |       dialogue with all; and the commitment to peace.~The fruitful and
 7  IV, 0,34   |          vigor and more decisive commitment by all the members of the
 8  IV, 0,38   | Vocations -- and of the explicit commitment of persons and groups particularly
 9  IV, 0,40   |          young men to appreciate commitment, the meaning of free service,
10  IV, 0,40   |       the possibility of a total commitment in consecrated life and
11  IV, 0,40   |        of disinterested and free commitment and will make the one involved
12   V, 1,44   |       his Church. In view of the commitment to celibacy, affective maturity
13   V, 1,51   |         its diverse aspects. The commitment to study, which takes up
14   V, 1,52   |         apostolic and missionary commitment, are closely linked to the
15   V, 1,56   |   seriousness of studies and the commitment to them. This tendency is
16   V, 2,61   |    proceeding to a choice of and commitment to precise ideals of life.
17   V, 2,61   |   regards the conscious and free commitment of the candidates. What
18   V, 3,68   |          sensibility or pastoral commitment."( 213)~
19  VI, 0,72   |     entire life, especially by a commitment to study and a serious and
20  VI, 0,74   |     readiness, indeed a generous commitment, to provide for a fair distribution
21  VI, 0,78   |      easy to undertake a serious commitment to formation. The multiplication
22 Conclu, 0,82|    responds to grace through the commitment which priests make to receive