Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1  II, 0,16|      the synod fathers wrote: "Inasmuch as he represents Christ
 2  II, 0,16| apostles and their successors, inasmuch as they exercise an authority
 3 III, 0,21|       to the Church, precisely inasmuch as it is required by the
 4 III, 0,22|      regard to the community. "Inasmuch as he represents Christ,
 5 III, 0,23|   spiritual life of the priest inasmuch as he is configured to Christ
 6 III, 0,27|       forefront" of the Church inasmuch as they are configured to
 7 III, 0,29|      Church's law on celibacy. Inasmuch as it is a law, it expresses
 8  IV, 0,41|   seminary in particular), for inasmuch as it is "a vital problem
 9   V, 1,47|  priestly life will have value inasmuch as they are able to give
10   V, 1,53|     his personal life but also inasmuch as they affect his pastoral
11   V, 2,61|       church and in the world.~Inasmuch as it is an educating community,
12   V, 3,68|      family's role. Above all, inasmuch as it is the most immediate
13  VI, 0,74|      but expresses its essence inasmuch as it is the care of Christ
14  VI, 0,77|     the presbyterate, not only inasmuch as they continue -- perhaps
15  VI, 0,79|     priests, looks to families inasmuch as they are "domestic churches."