Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1 III, 0,19|       25). In these words the apostle Paul reminds us that a Christian
 2 III, 0,23|     and spouse of Christ. The apostle Paul had a clear and sure
 3 III, 0,30|   true that this right of the apostle can in no way be confused
 4 III, 0,30|      essential premise of the apostle's docility to the Spirit,
 5  IV, 0,36|     truth is presented by the apostle Paul, who roots every vocation
 6  IV, 0,39|      feels the urgency of the apostle's exclamation: "Woe to me
 7   V, 1,43|     found in the words of the apostle Paul to the Philippians: "
 8   V, 1,46|     too will be called, as an apostle, to follow the Messiah: "
 9   V, 2,63| special love for St. John the Apostle "because of his tender age"
10  VI, 0,70|      or will of God. Thus the apostle Peter is called to follow
11  VI, 0,70|     me" which accompanies the apostle's whole life and mission.
12  VI, 0,72|       of the Spirit.~What the apostle Paul says of all Christians,
13  VI, 0,72| expressed by the words of the apostle Peter: "As each has received
14  VI, 0,75|  namely his faithfulness. The apostle Paul writes: "It is required