Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,12 |  progress on the path towards full communion than the shared
 2 II,20 |     flesh and dwelt among us, full of grace and truth; we have
 3 II,22 |      tends rather towards the full glorification of Christ,
 4 III,30| benefited from this grace, in full awareness of its demands.
 5 III,30|   therefore to rediscover the full practical significance of
 6 IV,46 |     movements need to work in full harmony within both the
 7 IV,48 |     them continuously towards full unity. 34 ~Christ's prayer
 8 IV,48 |     we shall be able to reach full and visible communion with
 9 IV,48 |    Churches, and I pray for a full return to that exchange
10 IV,54 |   often renders us opaque and full of shadows. But it is a
11 IV,56 |  mystery of grace, infinitely full of possibilities and implications