Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,4| phenomenon of secularism is truly serious, not simply as regards the
 2 Intro,4|          courage to face the more serious questions of human existence-particularly
 3  3,34  |           the face of life's very serious problems, are not less worrying
 4  3,35  |      taking on such extensive and serious proportions for the Church
 5  3,39  |        highest goods and the most serious duties of every people that
 6  3,40  |         of the family become more serious and the attempt to reduce
 7  3,41  |         needs-oftentimes today so serious and widespread-of entire
 8  3,43  |        out a solution to the very serious problems of growing unemployment;
 9  3,44  |       constitutes one of the more serious tasks of living together
10  5,57  |         refer to this exalted and serious responsibility: "If a man
11  5,59  |         be counted among the more serious errors of our age"(212).~