Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,2(5)|       an image of the church's unity: cf St. Cyprian, De EcclesiaeCatholicae
 2 Intro, 0,3   |        all levels an essential unity. This desire arouses in
 3 Intro, 0,4   |       terms of the question of unity and peace. ~My predecessors
 4 Intro, 0,4   |   large and small by restoring unity. But the synod's main concern
 5 I, 2,8       |      communion with God and of unity among all people," and in
 6 I, 2,8       |        that of obtaining "full unity in Christ" for the "people
 7 I, 2,9       | freedom; in what is necessary, unity; in all things, charity.~
 8 I, 2,9       |    must continue the quest for unity among those who are proud
 9 I, 2,9       |       Rome. The latter seeks a unity which, if it is to be the
10 I, 2,9       |       superficial and fragile. Unity must be the result of a
11 I, 2,9       |     neither reconciliation nor unity is possible outside or in
12 II, 0,13     |       a symbol and a source of unity, those people found themselves
13 II, 0,13     |      sign and guarantee of the unity they desired a work of their
14 III, 1,25    |       not prove harmful to the unity of the church, we must all
15 III, 1,25    |  brethren to seek the paths to unity, and with the followers
16 III, 1,27    |       witnesses and workers of unity, builders of the family
17 Concl, 0,35  |        God the Father...: Have unity of spirit, sympathy, love
18 Concl, 0,35  |       The apostle urged: "Have unity of spirit." But he immediately
19 Concl, 0,35  | closely linked in heart: "Have unity of spirit.... Do not return
20 Concl, 0,35  | yearning for and commitment to unity; the beatitudes of mercy
21 Concl, 0,35  |     the Holy Spirit, source of unity and peace, this call of