Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  1,9 |       the Church. This mystery constitutes the Christian's most basic "
 2  1,11|      It is the Holy Spirit who constitutes the baptized as Children
 3  3,34|        how the Christian faith constitutes the only fully valid response-consciously
 4  3,37|      The dignity of the person constitutes the foundation of the equality
 5  3,37|       etc. Each discrimination constitutes an absolutely intolerable
 6  3,39|       the giving of one's life constitutes a source of extraordinary
 7  3,40|   partnership of man and woman constitutes the first form of communion
 8  3,43|       life, an instrument that constitutes at one and the same time
 9  3,44|   which especially in our time constitutes one of the more serious
10  4,51|      human person and all that constitutes the individual's true welfare,
11  4,52|        communion of love which constitutes the mystical, intimate life
12  5,63| formation of the lay faithful, constitutes a basic requirement of assuring
13  5,64|     the members of the Church, constitutes for all the basis of their