Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1 Intro, 0,3| ministerial priesthood and to some aspects of priestly spirituality
 2 III, 0,26 |           linguistic or exegetical aspects, though certainly necessary,
 3 III, 0,30 |            the economic and social aspects of life; and to promote
 4  IV, 0,36 |         him. These two indivisible aspects of vocation, God's gratuitous
 5   V, 1,44 |          person, in all his or her aspects -- physical, psychic and
 6   V, 1,51 | educational process in its diverse aspects. The commitment to study,
 7   V, 1,53 |          the faith itself. The two aspects (of faith and mature reflection)
 8   V, 1,57 |         formation in its different aspects must have a fundamentally
 9   V, 1,57 |      coordination of the different aspects of human, spiritual and
10   V, 1,59 |        should live these ecclesial aspects in the exercise of the ministry.~
11   V, 2,60 |           diverse forms and varied aspects which it assumes historically
12   V, 2,61 |            this formation has many aspects in common with the human
13   V, 2,61 |        also involves the essential aspects of the task of formation.
14  VI, 0,71 |      growth, deepening each of the aspects of formation human, spiritual,
15  VI, 0,72 |        priest deepen the different aspects of his formation. It also
16  VI, 0,72 |        more harmoniously all these aspects, gradually achieving their
17  VI, 0,72 |            and unifies the diverse aspects, but it makes them more
18  VI, 0,72 |      specific, marking them out as aspects of the formation of the
19  VI, 0,78 |           look after the different aspects of her priests' permanent
20  VI, 0,78 |       offer to help in the various aspects of the pastoral mission,