Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1 Intro, 0,2|       Council's teaching on this matter, making it more up - to -
 2 III, 0,29 |  expressed their thought on this matter in an important proposal
 3 III, 0,30 |         which is certainly not a matter of despising or rejecting
 4  IV, 0,34 |          a secondary or marginal matter, or the business of one
 5  IV, 0,34 |         it were but a "part," no matter how important, of the entire
 6  IV, 0,36 |        practice the heart of the matter.... It is the humble and
 7   V, 1,47 |           cf. Jn. 14:6). It is a matter of reading the "scriptures"
 8   V, 1,50 |          for discernment in this matter. Of the greatest importance
 9   V, 2,62 |   duration, place, form, subject matter of this period, all of which
10   V, 2,62 | communicate its findings on this matter to the episcopal conferences."( 197)~
11   V, 3,68 |        if not worldly) logic, no matter how supported by sincere
12  VI, 0,72 |          mere human opinions, no matter how renowned and widespread
13  VI, 0,75 |       priest must be faithful no matter how many and varied the
14  VI, 0,77 |      these priests will not be a matter so much of study, updating