Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1 Intro, 0,1|        at the very heart of her existence and her mission in history,
 2   I, 0,8  |         interpretation of human existence. Material "well - being,"
 3 III, 0,21 |      and victim. ~The spiritual existence of every priest receives
 4 III, 0,26 |       the whole of his priestly existence, suffers an inexorable decline
 5 III, 0,27 | inspires and enlivens his daily existence, enriching it with gifts
 6  IV, 0,37 |    people to consider their own existence and freedom as totally determined
 7  IV, 0,38 |      and source of the Church's existence(108) and in particular of
 8   V, 1,44 |      the "meaning" of one's own existence, that is to the "sincere
 9   V, 1,46 |      the "mystery" of Christian existence which is under the influence
10   V, 1,47 |        that the person's entire existence finds its unifying and radical
11   V, 1,48 |  attitudes and actions of daily existence. In this sense, the "grace"
12   V, 1,52 |      and the radical meaning of existence; and that faith itself cannot
13   V, 2,61 |         aim which justifies the existence of the seminary: preparation
14   V, 2,61 |         which alone justify the existence of the seminary, and it
15   V, 2,64 |         with which to check the existence and development of vocations.