Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I, 0,9 |         the recent past, such as radical rebellion, libertarian tendencies,
 2  II, 0,17|          ordained ministry has a radical "communitarian form" and
 3  IV, 0,37|     values of the Spirit and the radical demands of the kingdom of
 4  IV, 0,37|         accompanied by even more radical crises of faith. The synod
 5   V, 1,47| existence finds its unifying and radical meaning in being the terminus
 6   V, 1,48|        to put into practice the "radical self - giving" proper to
 7   V, 1,52|          relating to God and the radical meaning of existence; and
 8   V, 1,53|        of God, it will lead to a radical "yes" on the part of the
 9   V, 3,69|          will affirm in the most radical way possible his freedom
10  VI, 0,72|         an ever broader and more radical sharing in the feelings
11  VI, 0,72|        dynamism even to its most radical demands. This pastoral charity,