Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I, 0,5 |     our part we must therefore seek to be as open as possible
 2   I, 0,7 |   children and young people -- seek to compensate for this loneliness
 3   I, 0,7 |      the fleeting moment, they seek to "consume" the strongest
 4   I, 0,9 |   experience of companions who seek escape through drugs and
 5 III, 0,20|     midst of human weakness to seek perfection (cf. 2 Cor. 12:
 6 III, 0,28|    priests are always ready to seek not their own will, but
 7  IV, 0,34|                                Seek, Follow, Abide~34. "Come,
 8  IV, 0,34|     said to them, 'What do you seek?' Arid they said to him, '
 9   V, 1,43| shepherd of the Church, should seek to reflect in himself, as
10   V, 1,45|       They should be taught to seek Christ in faithful meditation
11   V, 1,45|      and the Divine Office, to seek him in the bishop by whom
12   V, 1,46|       They should be taught to seek Christ." This, along with
13   V, 1,46|     the question: "What do you seek?" And the two reply: "Rabbi,
14   V, 1,46|        in others the desire to seek out the Master. But all
15   V, 1,46|        1:42).~But what does to seek Christ signify in the spiritual
16   V, 1,51|        and sisters they should seek an ever deeper knowledge
17   V, 1,58|   seminary which educates must seek really and truly to initiate
18   V, 3,68|       the family, should never seek to call back the future
19  VI, 0,72|        that the priest himself seek God's face and contemplate
20  VI, 0,72|        he finds himself and to seek the most suitable methods