Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,4     |  point of departure for every genuine response of faith to the
 2  I,9     |    profound longing for those genuine values which find their
 3  I,9     | friend and the teacher of all genuine friendship? If Christ is
 4 III,31   |       personal and call for a genuine "training in holiness",
 5 III,33   |     prayer can progress, as a genuine dialogue of love, to the
 6 III,33   |       communities must become genuine "schools" of prayer, where
 7 III,40   |      Those who have come into genuine contact with Christ cannot
 8 IV,43    |        to offer them deep and genuine friendship. A spirituality
 9 IV,56    |   aimed at understanding the "genuine signs of the presence or
10 Conclu,59|  contrary, if ours has been a genuine pilgrimage, it will have