Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I, 0,10| fundamental question: How can we form priests who are truly able
 2  II, 0,13|       come" instead of "the true form of these realities" (cf.
 3  II, 0,17|         a radical "communitarian form" and can only be carried
 4  II, 0,17|           for whose service they form with the bishop a single
 5 III, 0,21|      emptied himself, taking the form of a servant, being born
 6 III, 0,21|         And being found in human form, he humbled himself and
 7 III, 0,32|         priests have the duty to form the community entrusted
 8 III, 0,33|          call to holiness in the form which derives from the sacrament
 9  IV, 0,39|          splendid and privileged form of Christian living. Educators,
10   V, 1,45|         sacred ordination should form the habit of drawing close
11   V, 1,53|          Cor. 2:16) in the human form of a science (scientia fidei):
12   V, 1,55|        an organic and systematic form."( 172) When, for a number
13   V, 2,61|      priesthood.~The content and form of the educational work
14   V, 2,62|         and specific educational form of the major seminary demand
15   V, 2,62|    period": the duration, place, form, subject matter of this
16   V, 3,68|     respect and encourage him to form himself in his identity
17  VI, 0,70|     People of God. The heart and form of the priest's ongoing