Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I, 0,8 |            determining "concern" for having supplants the primacy of
 2   I, 0,8 |             primacy of "being" over "having," and as a recognition that
 3   I, 0,8 |              it. So, the prospect of having a vocation to the priesthood
 4  II, 0,14| evangelization of all peoples. After having called them to follow him,
 5 III, 0,22|          that he might sanctify her, having cleansed her by the washing
 6 III, 0,25|           Jesus Christ: the grace of having been freely chosen by the
 7 III, 0,30|        simple and austere lifestyle, having learned the generous renunciation
 8  IV, 0,40|               They will never regret having neglected or put in second
 9   V, 1,55|           Church and theology, while having different gifts and functions,
10   V, 2,63|    possibility of a vocation or who, having already made up their mind
11  VI, 0,75|             yet making many rich; as having nothing, and yet possessing
12  VI, 0,76|        seminary, a certain sense of "having had enough is quite understandable
13  VI, 0,76|              they will be assured of having times for rest, prayer,