Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,1| touched people's hearts. But certainly, "a river of living water",
 2  I,5   |      of a new millennium has certainly helped people to become
 3  I,12  |    The ecumenical journey is certainly still difficult, and will
 4 II,16  |  face. The Great Jubilee has certainly helped us to do this more
 5 III,29 |     problems we face. We are certainly not seduced by the naive
 6 III,29 |      This harmonization will certainly be facilitated by the collegial
 7 III,39 |   Church, great progress has certainly been made in devout listening
 8 IV,44  |    Conferences. But there is certainly much more to be done, in
 9 IV,46  |  array of charitable works. ~Certainly, a generous commitment is
10 IV,49  |      as the Bride of Christ.~Certainly we need to remember that