Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,4(17)|         and destined for a higher form of life. Torn by a welter
 2 I, 2,7        |         initiative takes concrete form in the mystery of Christ
 3 I, 3,10       |      other peoples, all called to form part of the new covenant.
 4 I, 3,12       | accomplished in its most profound form, which is also the most
 5 II, 1,14      |        differences in content and form, have one thing in common:
 6 II, 1,15      |         reaching its most extreme form on the social level. ~No
 7 II, 1,18      |     relativism. This may take the form of an ethical system which
 8 II, 1,18      |        the sense of sin is thus a form or consequence of the denial
 9 II, 1,18      |           of God: not only in the form of atheism but also in the
10 II, 1,18      |           atheism but also in the form of secularism. If sin is
11 III, 0,23     |           that man, to whom every form of pastoral activity is
12 III, 1,25     |           could perhaps lead to a form of superficial and short-lived
13 III, 1,25     |       members, dialogue, whatever form it takes (and these forms
14 III, 1,26     |       have reiterated the need to form one's conscience, lest it
15 III, 2,30     |       regards its celebration and form, has undergone a long process
16 III, 2,32     |          is the same as the first form in the culminating sacramental
17 III, 2,32     |    regarded as equal to the first form as regards the normality
18 III, 2,32     |  normality of the rite. The third form however- reconciliation
19 III, 2,32     |     special discipline.~The first form makes possible a highlighting
20 III, 2,32     |   individual character, the first form of celebration makes it
21 III, 2,32     |        and promoted in this first form. ~The second form of celebration,
22 III, 2,32     |           first form. ~The second form of celebration, precisely
23 III, 2,32     |        for celebrating the second form there should be an adequate
24 III, 2,33     |       permit the use of the third form. First of all, there is
25 III, 2,33     |          may be made of the third form of celebration, it must
26 III, 2,33     |        not be forgotten that this form cannot become an ordinary
27 III, 2,33     |          for the use of the third form, will give this judgment
28 III, 2,33     |        make recourse to the third form capable of producing the
29 III, 2,33     |      exceptional use of the third form of celebration must never
30 III, 2,33     |          nor must it lead to this form being considered an alternative
31 III, 2,33     |    faithful, the use of the third form of celebration involves