Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1  II, 0,11|          solved without previous reflection upon the goal of formation,
 2 III, 0,26| attitudes may become ever more a reflection, a proclamation and a witness
 3  IV, 0,35|  vocation, a luminous and living reflection of the mystery of the Blessed
 4   V, 1,53|     aspects (of faith and mature reflection) are intimately connected,
 5   V, 1,53|         As a result, theological reflection is centered on adherence
 6   V, 1,53|        the wisdom of God: Mature reflection has to be described as a
 7   V, 1,53|           because it is a mature reflection on the faith of the Church
 8   V, 1,55|         part -- gains, by way of reflection, an ever deeper understanding
 9   V, 1,57|      develops by means of mature reflection and practical application,
10   V, 1,57|     theology. It is a scientific reflection on the Church as she is
11  VI, 0,70|         and which demand further reflection.~The sacrament of holy orders,
12  VI, 0,76|          times for rest, prayer, reflection and fraternal exchange.
13  VI, 0,80|       workshops and sessions for reflection in common are also important.