Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,5|   housing and work, lacking the means absolutely essential for
 2  1,14  |       Christ (the name "Christ" means "anointed"). Not only has
 3  1,15  |       becomes the place and the means for the lay faithful to
 4  2,18  |       source, and is itself the means to achieve this communion:
 5  2,26  |       it is lacking persons and means, even if at other times
 6  2,26  | Eucharistic community(94). This means that the parish is a community
 7  2,31  |       for the gift of communion means, first of all, to be committed
 8  3,33  |      Word of God, especially by means of catechetical instruction;
 9  3,35  |     exchange vital energies and means, and commit itself as a
10  3,35  |    relying on every appropriate means, but without ever neglecting
11  3,35  |       neglecting the privileged means of prayer, according to
12  3,37  |      object to be used, or as a means, or as a thing.~The dignity
13  3,38  |        are committed with licit means to the defence of life and
14  3,40  |        economic and legislative means, which will safeguard the
15  3,42  |        of ambiguous and illicit means for acquiring, maintaining
16  3,42  |    Pastors(153).~The manner and means for achieving a public life
17  3,43  |         to each individual as a means towards the development
18  3,44  |         physical endowments. It means the efforts of the human
19  3,44  |  transmission of culture is the means of social communications(
20  4,47  |  life-giving basis not in human means and merits, but in the absolute
21  5,61  |   faithful formed? What are the means of their formation? Who
22  5,63  |       and they added: "Suitable means to help each person fulfill
23  5,63  |     intelligent recourse to the means and methods available from
24  5,64  |         ever mindful of what it means to be members of the Church