Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,1|            cried out: "Marana tha — Come, Lord Jesus" (cf. Rev 22:
 2  I,8   |        daughters of the Church have come in successive waves to Rome,
 3  I,10  |          command: "Let the children come to me" (Mk 10:14). Perhaps
 4 II,20  |                   20. How had Peter come to this faith? And what
 5 II,20  |             it clear that we cannot come to the fullness of contemplation
 6 II,25  |            me alone in my distress, come close, there is none else
 7 III,31 | circumstances of life. The time has come to re-propose wholeheartedly
 8 III,37 |           among the most precious — come from the One who well knows
 9 III,38 |          wonder that pastoral plans come to nothing and leave us
10 III,40 |       People of God. Those who have come into genuine contact with
11 IV,42  |          are without love, all will come to "nothing" (cf. 1 Cor