Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1 Intro, 0,3|        relatively new point of view, one that was more adapted
 2 III, 0,28 |       preferences or points of view and in the sense of giving
 3  IV, 0,35 |    Church. ~From this point of view, we understand the statement
 4  IV, 0,37 |     also a certain tendency to view the bond between human beings
 5  IV, 0,40 |        him.~From this point of view, the pastoral work of promoting
 6  IV, 0,41 |   fosters in the Church with a view to a more missionary Christian
 7   V, 1,43 |       of self, but also with a view to the ministry. These qualities
 8   V, 1,44 |   Christ and to his Church. In view of the commitment to celibacy,
 9   V, 1,49 |        15). From this point of view, spiritual formation has
10   V, 1,53 | ecclesiastical studies, with a view to "a more effective coordination
11   V, 1,55 |    there is a pastoral goal in view will help The serious and
12   V, 2,60 |  shepherd. ~The human point of view, the major seminary should
13   V, 3,66 |      from the Gospel points of view. And so it is especially
14   V, 3,67 |   presentation of the point of view which unifies, in the plan
15  VI, 0,79 |     from the pastoral point of view, the affairs of the presbyterate