Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,4(6)|         in Terris, John XXIII's spiritual testament, is often considered
 2 Intro, 0,4   |       Christian theological and spiritual vocabulary, asceticism,
 3 Intro, 0,4   |     flesh in order that what is spiritual(13) may prevail; a continual
 4 Intro, 0,4   |    churches, whose theological, spiritual and liturgical heritage
 5 I, 3,10      |      the affirmation of the new spiritual universality desired by
 6 II, 1,15     |         human psyche and in the spiritual life as well as in society,
 7 II, 1,17     |      concept of death here is a spiritual death. It is a question
 8 II, 1,17     |       all our psychological and spiritual resistance. So that, as
 9 II, 1,17     |        doctors and theologians, spiritual teachers and pastors have
10 II, 1,17     |     therefore of the concept of spiritual death. According to St.
11 II, 1,18     |       preaching, catechesis and spiritual direction on serious and
12 II, 1,18     |         way of facing the grave spiritual crisis looming over man
13 II, 2,21     |        it and draws from it the spiritual strength necessary for living
14 II, 2,21     |        by an interior source of spiritual energy, the Christian,being
15 III, 1,24    |         to the requirements and spiritual needs of people in all ages.
16 III, 1,25    |      the conviction that only a spiritual ecumenism-namely an ecumenism
17 III, 2,29    |     live an intense and genuine spiritual life. In order to lead others
18 III, 2,29    |       study of dogmatic, moral, spiritual and pastoral theology (which
19 III, 2,29    |         of grace, true life and spiritual radiation would be poured
20 III, 2,29    |   necessary human qualities and spiritual and pastoral preparation!~
21 III, 2,29    |  against sin and temptation, in spiritual progress and, in a word,
22 III, 2,29    |         the saints but also the spiritual patrimony of the church
23 III, 2,31    | tribunal of mercy or a place of spiritual healing, under both aspects
24 III, 2,31    |        the "resurrection" from "spiritual death" which is renewed
25 III, 2,31    |       join his own physical and spiritual mortification-which has
26 III, 2,31    |         to the weakening of the spiritual faculties. It is an area
27 III, 2,32    |      sin; a need to check one's spiritual progress and sometimes a
28 III, 2,32    |       to escape from a state of spiritual apathy and religious crisis.
29 III, 2,32    |      with it: I am referring to spiritual direction. So it is certainly
30 III, 2,32    |       desire to secure the true spiritual good of the faithful in
31 III, 2,32    |     recall that, for a balanced spiritual and pastoral orientation
32 III, 2,33    |        capable of producing the spiritual fruits for which it is meant.