Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  2,20|         lay faithful is seen in relation to the whole body and offers
 2  2,25|         own surroundings and in relation to the other particular
 3  2,29|      that must be manifested in relation to "communion" both in the
 4  2,29|        groups is essentially in relation to the Church's life of
 5  3,39|       In fact, the individual's relation to God is a constitutive
 6  3,43|        question poses itself in relation to socio-economic life and
 7  4,47|      repeated about children in relation to the local and universal
 8  4,50|    woman's personal identity in relation to man, that is, a diversity
 9  4,50|        level of an individual's relation to Christ, in which "there
10  4,52|        of hope contained in the relation between man and woman. The
11  4,52|          which consecrates this relation in its conjugal form and
12  4,52|     reveals it as a sign of the relation of Christ with his Church,
13  4,55|         each of them is seen in relation to the other and placed
14  4,55| collectively or individually in relation to the others, are at the