Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1 Intro, 0,1|        28:20), and aware of the constant activity of the Holy Spirit
 2 Intro, 0,2|        the ministry and for the constant updating of their pastoral
 3   I, 0,6  |     environments, is not only a constant motive to examine our consciences
 4 III, 0,22 |          detachment, with full, constant and faithful dedication
 5 III, 0,26 |     upbuilding of the Church in constant union with the bishops.
 6 III, 0,28 |       lived in an atmosphere of constant readiness to allow oneself
 7  IV, 0,36 |  following" Jesus. ~This is the constant paradigm, the fundamental
 8   V, 1,47 | themselves in the Scriptures by constant sacred reading and diligent
 9   V, 1,50 |    useful assistance toward the constant exercise of that perfect
10   V, 2,63 |      The Church's history gives constant witness of calls which the
11  VI, 0,70 |         growth. Every life is a constant path toward maturity, a
12  VI, 0,70 |    cannot be attained except by constant formation. It is also demanded
13  VI, 0,70 |     work which does not require constant updating if it is to remain
14  VI, 0,70 |         discern and follow this constant call or will of God. Thus
15  VI, 0,70 |         is its first source and constant nourishment. In this sense
16  VI, 0,71 |         and integral process of constant growth, deepening each of
17  VI, 0,78 |    pastoral ministry leads to a constant and fruitful mutual exchange