Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1  II, 0,12| newness" in salvation history, constitutes the one source and essential
 2 III, 0,20|    necessary for defining what constitutes the "specific quality" of
 3 III, 0,31|        in a particular Church" constitutes by its very nature a significant
 4 III, 0,31|     the presbyterate. This too constitutes part of the priest's spiritual
 5  IV, 0,36|       The free oblation, which constitutes the intimate and most precious
 6   V, 1,46|      makes us children of God, constitutes the "novelty" of the believer,
 7   V, 1,46|       being and his acting. It constitutes the "mystery" of Christian
 8   V, 2,60|      mission. Such an identity constitutes the normative ideal which
 9  VI, 0,70|       and in history.~All this constitutes the object of ongoing formation,
10  VI, 0,70|      new evangelization" which constitutes the essential and pressing