Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I, 0,7 |          by hindering ecumenical dialogue and threatening the necessary
 2   I, 0,7 |         and fruitful exercise of dialogue, open - mindedness, good
 3   I, 0,9 |       united world; openness and dialogue with all; and the commitment
 4  II, 0,18|          be a man of mission and dialogue. Deeply rooted in the truth
 5  IV, 0,36|                   The Vocational Dialogue - Divine Initiative and
 6  IV, 0,36|      history of an inexpressible dialogue between and human beings,
 7  IV, 0,37|          marvelous and permanent dialogue, inviting them, as his children,
 8  IV, 0,37|         one's vocation as a free dialogue of love, which arises from
 9   V, 1,43|    problems, to make meeting and dialogue easy, to create trust and
10   V, 1,47|          action of the Spirit, a dialogue that becomes a sharing in
11   V, 3,68|  spiritual paths and a spirit of dialogue and cooperation," should
12  VI, 0,72|      able to meet and enter into dialogue with all people. In particular,
13  VI, 0,72| encounter with Jesus, a trusting dialogue with the Father and a deep
14  VI, 0,74|         teachers. The climate of dialogue is friendship. Indeed it
15  VI, 0,74|   maintains a kind and fraternal dialogue with those of the middle