Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,2|        themselves felt because of a certain "novelty" that they have,
 2 Intro,5|           to the clear injustice of certain civil laws: the right to
 3  1,14  |             The Anointed One". In a certain way, then, it thus happens
 4  2,23  |         entrust to the lay faithful certain offices and roles that are
 5  2,23  |       acolytes, can also supply for certain of their offices, namely,
 6  2,25  |             of collaboration-and in certain instances also in decision-making -
 7  2,26  |        Church is seen locally. In a certain sense it is the Church living
 8  2,27  |       social context, especially in certain countries and environments,
 9  2,28  |            times and places, but in certain circumstances it is the
10  2,31  | relationships with the hierarchy... Certain forms of the lay apostolate
11  3,37  |             an essential task, in a certain sense, the central and unifying
12  4,48  |          society does not stop at a certain age at all, but at such
13  4,56  |           can also be said-and to a certain degree with greater reason-of
14  5,58  |             a gradual process; in a certain sense, one that happens