Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I, 0,5 |       only the most evident and widespread phenomena, particularly
 2   I, 0,6 |       is a sign of how deep and widespread is the search for God.~
 3   I, 0,7 |       Rationalism is still very widespread and, in the name of a reductive
 4   I, 0,7 |         whose messages are more widespread and persuasive; an incorrectly
 5   I, 0,8 | explicit refusal of God, causes widespread indifference and results
 6  IV, 0,38|         ever more continual and widespread habit within the entire
 7  IV, 0,41| especially nowadays, for a more widespread and deeply felt conviction
 8   V, 1,44|        be aware that there is a widespread social and cultural atmosphere
 9   V, 1,51|    religious indifference, by a widespread mistrust regarding the real
10   V, 1,52|      vis - a - vis an extremely widespread cultural situation which
11  VI, 0,72|         matter how renowned and widespread these might be. Thus he