Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,1|   and Deacons,~Men and Women Religious~and all the Lay Faithful.~
 2  I,7   | history or to humble lay and religious figures, from one continent
 3 II,18  |      6:3). They recorded his religious fervour, which prompted
 4 II,18  |   the dominant groups in the religious society of his time, until
 5 II,19  |     a definitely exceptional religious dimension to this rabbi
 6 III,34 |        accepting alternative religious proposals and even indulging
 7 III,34 |      would be if not only in religious communities but also in
 8 IV,45  |      God, between clergy and Religious, between associations and
 9 IV,46  |   social circumstances and a religious disinterest resulting from
10 IV,53  |  important that such a major religious event should be completely
11 IV,55  |    of increased cultural and religious pluralism which is expected
12 IV,56  |  however, cannot be based on religious indifferentism, and we Christians