Chapter,  Paragraph

1 Intro,3|           permissible for anyone to remain idle.~We continue in our
2  1,15  |           was called, there let him remain with God" (1 Cor 7:24).
3  2,20  |             lay faithful "can never remain in isolation from the community,
4  2,25  |            any sector of society to remain closed in upon itself. Thus
5  3,32  |             not bear fruit does not remain in communion: "Each branch
6  3,38  |           not able to turn aside or remain indifferent in the face
7  3,42  |             The lay faithful cannot remain indifferent or be strangers
8  4,51  | Constitution Gaudium et Spes, which remain unresolved and not at all
9  4,56  |     self-giving to which people who remain fully in the lay state devote