Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,6|      nations. This opposition takes the form of violence, of
 2  1,8   |      Jesus himself once again takes up the symbol of the vine
 3  1,15  |    this one baptismal dignity takes on a manner of life which
 4  2,23  | exercised in virtue of supply takes its legitimacy formally
 5  2,27  |  commitment to the apostolate takes on in their parish. Once
 6  2,28  |        members" of the Church takes nothing away from the fact
 7  2,28  |   exercised by the individual takes on its full meaning: "The
 8  3,32  |      no fruit, he (my Father) takes away" (Jn 15: 2).~Communion
 9  3,35  |       and mutual respect, and takes away, or at least diminishes,
10  4,53  |    shares your suffering. She takes it to the Lord, who in turn
11  5,57  |       vinedresser, the Father takes care of his vine. God's
12  5,57  |       that bears no fruit, he takes away. and every branch that
13  5,61  |    teacher, in which the Pope takes the "primary" role in the
14  5,64  |     same time your heart also takes notice~of the many initiatives~