Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I, 0,5    |        therefore seek to be as open as possible to light from
 2   I, 0,6    |      the human person and more open to religious values, to
 3   I, 0,6    |     and respect nature; a more open search for truth; a greater
 4   I, 0,7    | fruitful exercise of dialogue, open - mindedness, good relations
 5   I, 0,9    |     self - interested and more open and sympathetic toward the
 6   I, 0,9    |       one -- these experiences open the hearts and lives of
 7 III, 0,22   |        like a new Eve from the open side of the redeemer on
 8 III, 0,31   |  presence to be more intensely open to the Church throughout
 9 III, 0,32   |      and heart of missionaries open to the needs of the Church
10  IV, 0,36   |        it in its ability to be open to receiving God's gift.
11  IV, 0,39   |        priestly ministry, will open believers' hearts to expect
12  IV, 0,40   |     and faithfulness each day, open to the possibility of a
13   V, 1,44   |     life of each one, ready to open out to others, generous
14   V, 1,45   |       an anthropology which is open to the full truth regarding
15   V, 1,45   |        The human individual is open to transcendence, to the
16   V, 1,48   |    been made less inclined and open to these very elements by
17   V, 1,58   |     church. They will learn to open the horizon of their mind
18   V, 1,59   |       activities. He should be open and available to all the
19  VI, 0,72   |       priest must be ever more open to accepting the pastoral
20  VI, 0,80   |       and apostolic life. They open minds and hearts to the
21 Conclu, 0,82|    hearts. Do not be afraid to open your minds to Christ the