Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  1,9 |           the Magisterium and the lived experience of the Church,
 2  1,14|        Christ requires that it be lived and realized in communion
 3  1,17|   holiness must be recognized and lived by the lay faithful, first
 4  1,17|        witnesses of heroic virtue lived in the ordinary everyday
 5  2,20|        and at the same time to be lived with a deep sense of responsibility.
 6  3,33| celebrated in the Sacraments, and lived in charity, the principle
 7  3,34|      inspires and sustains a life lived "as if God did not exist".
 8  3,34|          him, and of an existence lived in charity and in service.~
 9  4,50|            and also, in the lives lived by so many Christian women
10  4,52|      members of the family-a love lived out in all its extraordinary
11  5,59|       thought out, not faithfully lived"(213).~