Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I, 0,5 |     contexts, which inevitably influence them; and to these same
 2   I, 0,7 |    herself which have a direct influence on the lives and ministry
 3   I, 0,7 |      with a resulting negative influence on the birth of new vocations
 4 III, 0,24|     seal of the Spirit and the influence of his sanctifying power.~
 5  IV, 0,40|  Christ" (Eph. 4:13) under the influence of the Spirit. This happens
 6   V, 1,46|   existence which is under the influence of the Spirit: it should,
 7   V, 1,53|         exercises an unceasing influence on the Church and operates
 8   V, 3,65|     the priesthood without the influence of the Spirit of Christ.
 9   V, 3,66|       suitability of a healthy influence of lay spirituality and
10   V, 3,67|      they often have a greater influence on the development of the
11   V, 3,68| vocation, to bear considerable influence on the formation of the