Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I, 0,9 |   phenomena which had caused many problems in the recent past, such
 2   V, 1,43|         perceive difficulties and problems, to make meeting and dialogue
 3   V, 1,47|    persons and things, events and problems.~Provided that we approach
 4   V, 1,51|     universal truth, and by fresh problems and questions brought up
 5   V, 1,54|         developed as responses to problems strongly felt nowadays.
 6   V, 1,55|          pay attention to certain problems which not infrequently raise
 7   V, 1,58|      interior habit of evaluating problems and establishing priorities
 8   V, 1,58| themselves faced with the kind of problems they will meet in their
 9   V, 2,61|           a series of situations, problems, difficulties and different
10   V, 2,62|         did not create particular problems. In those days most candidates
11  VI, 0,70|         the hopes, the needs, the problems, the sensibilities of the
12  VI, 0,80|           of specific theological problems.~There are also spiritual