Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,2|     succeeded in this aim? Our commitment, with its generous efforts
 2  I,9   |        times sorely trying the commitment of organizers and helpers,
 3  I,15  |        it lead us to relax our commitment. On the contrary, the experiences
 4 III,33 |   demands an intense spiritual commitment and is no stranger to painful
 5 III,33 |       not distract us from our commitment to history: by opening our
 6 III,38 |  expresses itself in a renewed commitment to prayer. ~
 7 III,40 |       be lived as the everyday commitment of Christian communities
 8 IV,42  |       in which there has to be commitment and planning on the part
 9 IV,46  |          Certainly, a generous commitment is needed — above all through
10 IV,48  |                     Ecumenical commitment ~48. And what should we
11 IV,48  |     Body of Christ. ~A similar commitment should lead to the fostering
12 IV,49  | universal; it inspires in us a commitment to practical and concrete
13 IV,51  |       be sensitive. ~A special commitment is needed with regard to
14 IV,53  |   order to give a sign of this commitment to charity and human promotion,