Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,2|      glad, generous, and prompt response to the impulse of the Holy
 2 Intro,7|       participation find a full response in the intervention of Jesus
 3  1,9   |         Spirit(13).~In giving a response to the question "Who are
 4  2,24  |         supplies them, and as a response to the varied needs of the
 5  2,27  |     personal relationships. The response to such a desire can come
 6  3,33  |  disciple can withhold making a response: "Woe to me, if I do not
 7  3,35  |   continuing to find a generous response from laypersons who are
 8  3,35  |        hope for a more fruitful response.~The invitation addressed
 9  3,41  |    initiatives forced to give a response to the needs-oftentimes
10  3,44  | powerless in giving an adequate response to the pressing questions
11  4,46  |       the unique and satisfying response to the most deep-seated
12  4,49  |     more extensive and decisive response must be given to the demands
13  4,50  |     Mater(186) and serving as a response to the request of the Synod
14  4,50  |         and guide the Christian response to the most frequently asked
15  5,57  |         person cannot put off a response nor cast off personal responsibility
16  5,59  |    earthly duties faithfully in response to the spirit of the Gospel.
17  5,60  |        promotion of culture, in response to the perennial yet always
18  5,64  |     urges our free and generous response, will bring forth as its