Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I, 0,7 |         on their openness to any kind of religious vocation. Furthermore,
 2  II, 0,16|       are interiorly united in a kind of mutual immanence. The
 3 III, 0,22|          at the same time with a kind of "divine jealousy" (cf.
 4 III, 0,22|       Cor. 11:2) and even with a kind of maternal tenderness,
 5 III, 0,28|         authority is in no way a kind of humiliation. It flows
 6 III, 0,30|    confused with attempts of any kind to condition service to
 7   V, 1,52|          of truth," namely, in a kind of loving veneration the
 8   V, 1,58|        themselves faced with the kind of problems they will meet
 9   V, 2,64|     needs to be provided is some kind of specific program to accompany
10  VI, 0,70|          he said to show by what kind of death he was to glorify
11  VI, 0,72| effective. But this demands some kind of permanent pastoral formation.~
12  VI, 0,74|       young priests, maintains a kind and fraternal dialogue with