Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,4|        without meaning in their lives, or outrightly reject him,
 2  1,15  |       30).~The Church, in fact, lives in the world, even if she
 3  2,27  |   neighborhoods of humanity, it lives and is at work through being
 4  2,28  |       places as there are daily lives of individual members of
 5  3,35  |      the world today the Church lives among people of various
 6  3,36  |      then, the Church walks and lives, intimately bound in a real
 7  3,38  |         power.~The Church today lives a fundamental aspect of
 8  3,44  |      which they engage, and the lives and concrete milieux which
 9  4,48  |     each individual human being lives a life of continual growth,
10  4,50  |        Church, and also, in the lives lived by so many Christian
11  4,50  |      for those who devote their lives to the human sciences and
12  5,58  | unfolding of the history of our lives and its events is the eternal
13  5,58  |         will of the Lord in our lives always involves the following:
14  5,58  |         situations in which one lives.~Therefore, in the life
15  5,59  |    There cannot be two parallel lives in their existence: on the
16  5,59  |      area of the lay faithful's lives, as different as they are,
17  5,59  |         profess and their daily lives deserves to be counted among
18  5,60  |         216).~In bringing their lives into an organic synthesis,