Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  1,9 |         vocation, which is in a special way to "seek the Kingdom
 2  1,15|         indicate the proper and special sense of the divine vocation
 3  2,20|      increase in dignity, but a special and complementary capacity
 4  2,24|   sacraments gives the faithful special gifts as well (cf. 1 Cor
 5  2,24|        the Church, and to whose special competence it belongs, not
 6  2,27|      ever more convinced of the special meaning that their commitment
 7  2,29|      lay groups have received a special stimulus, resulting in the
 8  2,31|      thereby assuming in them a special responsibility"(116).~Among
 9  2,31|    their vocation and with some special method they might be of
10  3,33|    instruction; and offer their special skills to make the care
11  3,39|        Synod have made it their special duty "to give thanks to
12  3,41|         every kind, are held in special honour in the Church"(148).
13  3,42|         of a few and those with special interests, and the use of
14  3,44|         calls for an absolutely special concern for culture in those
15  4,46|          indeed the Church in a special way looks at herself in
16  4,46|       First Letter can serve as special testimony: 'I am writing
17  4,46|       seek to rekindle the very special love displayed by Christ
18  4,49|          The Synod Fathers gave special attention to the status
19  4,51|     other human being, but in a special way the human being is entrusted
20  4,51|      the woman in virtue of her special experience of motherhood
21  4,53|         to try to meet man in a special way on the path of suffering.
22  4,56|  commonly shared" lay vocation "special" lay vocations flourish.
23  4,56|       called by name, to make a special contribution to the coming
24  5,63| invitation of the Synod Fathers special attention ought to be devoted
25  5,64|         was entrusted in a very special way to the intercession