Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1 Intro, 0,3|     Attention has shifted from the question of the priest's identity
 2   I, 0,5  | particularly those relating to the question of education and priestly
 3   I, 0,9  |        inescapable the fundamental question as to what values are truly
 4   I, 0,9  |          For many young people the question of religion and the need
 5   I, 0,10 |           given to the fundamental question: How can we form priests
 6  II, 0,16 |            the Church. It is not a question of "relations" which are
 7 III, 0,25 |        Jesus asked Peter the basic question about love: "Simon, son
 8 III, 0,25 |             which gave rise to his question to Peter and to his act
 9   V, 0,42 |            heart to Christ's basic question: 'Do you love me?' (Jn.
10   V, 1,46 |         Jesus himself who asks the question: "What do you seek?" And
11   V, 1,52 |          are closely linked to the question about the nature of truth,
12   V, 1,52 |           anything but an abstract question: If we are not certain about
13   V, 1,54 |          fundamental and permanent question of the relationship between
14   V, 1,55 |        nature of theology. It is a question, really, of two characteristics
15   V, 1,57 |   educational commitments. It is a question of pastoral "experiences,"
16   V, 1,57 |         priestly ministry. It is a question of a type of formation meant