Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

1   I, 0,7 |       seek to compensate for this loneliness with substitutes of various
2   V, 1,43| situations of standardization and loneliness, especially in large urban
3  VI, 0,72|           rejection to ignorance, loneliness and material or moral poverty,
4  VI, 0,74|           the problem of priestly loneliness treated by the synod fathers.
5  VI, 0,74|         synod fathers. There is a loneliness which all priests experience
6  VI, 0,74|      normal. But there is another loneliness which is the product of
7  VI, 0,74|           the negative effects of loneliness which the priest can sometimes
8  VI, 0,74|      sometimes experience."( 227)~Loneliness does not however create