Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,2|    seriousness in an inescapably concrete way. Among the many other
 2 Intro, 0,4|  asceticism, that is to say, the concrete daily effort of a person,
 3 I, 2,7    |       that this initiative takes concrete form in the mystery of Christ
 4 I, 2,9    |        sensitive to the proof of concrete living witness, the church
 5 I, 3,10   | initiative on God's part is made concrete and manifest in the redemptive
 6 II, 0,13  |        in abstract terms.~In the concrete circumstances of sinful
 7 II, 1,16  |     intangible as it is real and concrete, each individual's sin in
 8 II, 1,17  |         it is not always easy in concrete situations to define clear
 9 II, 2,22  |        lofty abstractions but as concrete Christian values to be achieved
10 III, 0,23 |      functions directed toward a concrete practice of penance and
11 III, 0,23 |      with the most practical and concrete elements of this pastoral
12 III, 1,26 |     listeners or readers to make concrete resolutions.~The pastors
13 III, 1,26 |        church.~Catechesis on the concrete circumstances in which reconciliation
14 III, 2,32 |   correspond more closely to the concrete situation of the penitent.