Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,4     |       with our hands the merciful presence of God, from whom comes "
 2  I,11    |      among us, how could his real presence not be at the centre of
 3  I,11    |    Entrustment with which, in the presence of a large part of the world
 4  I,12    |         of Constantinople, in the presence of representatives of Churches
 5  I,12    |       comes from being led by the presence of the Risen One and the
 6  I,15    |        known through his manifold presence in the Church and in the
 7 II,18    |           his living and glorious presence. From him they receive the
 8 II,26    |     abandonment. The simultaneous presence of these two seemingly irreconcilable
 9 III,29   |     Conscious of the Risen Lord's presence among us, we ask ourselves
10 IV,49    |     remind us, there is a special presence of Christ in the poor, and
11 IV,51    |      point of making the Church's presence unpopular, but which nevertheless
12 IV,56    |         know in fact that, in the presence of the mystery of grace,
13 IV,56    | infrequently reveals signs of his presence which help Christ's followers
14 IV,56    |         the "genuine signs of the presence or the purpose of God",42
15 Conclu,58|          a few months ago, in the presence of a great number of Bishops