Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I, 0,7 |      reason of all reality,"( 12) finds himself ever more bereft
 2   I, 0,10|          the historical situation finds its principle for understanding
 3  II, 0,12|         on our behalf. The priest finds the full truth of his identity
 4 III, 0,23|         sacrament of holy orders, finds its full expression and
 5 III, 0,23|      flows from the Eucharist but finds in the celebration of the
 6 III, 0,29|        But the will of the Church finds its ultimate motivation
 7 III, 0,31|         In this sense, the priest finds precisely in his belonging
 8  IV, 0,35|          Every Christian vocation finds its foundation in the gratuitous
 9  IV, 0,36|        response to God who calls, finds its incomparable model,
10  IV, 0,40|         of every vocation, and it finds a specific expression in
11   V, 1,45|        human person, leads to and finds its completion in spiritual
12   V, 1,47|         person's entire existence finds its unifying and radical
13   V, 1,48|        liturgical year, and which finds its fullness in the sacrament
14   V, 1,51|     candidates for the priesthood finds its specific justification
15   V, 1,59| understanding and expectation. It finds its roots above all in a
16  VI, 0,72|         circumstances in which he finds himself and to seek the
17  VI, 0,74|       that grows ever greater and finds expression in the most varied
18  VI, 0,76| conditions of life and duties one finds among priests.~Ongoing formation