Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1 Intro, 0,2|    circumstances, twenty - five years after the Council itself.( 3)~
 2 Intro, 0,3|         may be said that in the years since the Council there
 3 Intro, 0,3|        and the world.~In recent years some have voiced a need
 4  II, 0,11 |        This crisis arose in the years immediately following the
 5   V, 2,62 | coordinated with the subsequent years of formation offered by
 6   V, 2,63 |     itself in the preadolescent years or in the earliest years
 7   V, 2,63 |        years or in the earliest years of youth. Even in people
 8   V, 2,64 |         of adult age after some years of experience of lay life
 9  VI, 0,70 |      and reaffirmed through the years of his priesthood in countless
10  VI, 0,74 |     given help already for many years and from many sources with
11  VI, 0,76 |   imbibed during their seminary years. At the same time, their
12  VI, 0,76 |        who are ahead of them in years. They can thus show their
13  VI, 0,76 |   continues through their first years of ministry, the help they
14  VI, 0,77 |   priests who by their advanced years can be called elderly and