Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I, 0,7 |       the individual feels he is simply able to do without him.~
 2   I, 0,10| situation is important. However, simply to provide data is not enough;
 3   I, 0,10|     priests it is not sufficient simply to welcome the positive
 4 III, 0,19|         4:18). The Spirit is not simply "upon" the Messiah, but
 5  IV, 0,36|      consider priestly life as a simply human affair, nor the mission
 6  IV, 0,36|     mission of the minister as a simply personal project."( 101)
 7   V, 1,58|  exercising a power if it is not simply that which is justified
 8   V, 2,60|     external and superficial, or simply a place in which to live
 9   V, 2,62|       condition for theology. It simply is not possible to develop
10   V, 3,67|       contribution, which is not simply the communication of doctrine --
11  VI, 0,71|        acquired in the seminary, simply reviewed or expanded with
12  VI, 0,72|         toward maturity does not simply demand that the priest deepen