Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,7  |           the Church. Holiness, a message that convinces without the
 2  I,9  |           and they can accept his message, even when it is demanding
 3  I,10 |        character and has left its message, not only for those who
 4  I,10 | entertainment to offer a positive message, one that is morally healthy
 5 III,37|           given us an encouraging message, which should not be ignored:
 6 III,40|   cultures in which the Christian message must be planted, in such
 7 III,40|     radical demands of the Gospel message, but taking into account
 8 IV,51 |           of the Gospel's radical message which are often less well
 9 IV,52 |         than ever: "The Christian message does not inhibit men and
10 IV,56 |        which fills us with joy, a message which we have a duty to
11 IV,56 |        understand more deeply the message which they bear. Was it