Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,1  |       that ecumenical council.~In common with others, the pastor
 2 Intro, 0,4  |         the discussions, from the common study and from the diligent
 3 II, 1,14    |           form, have one thing in common: In both there is an exclusion
 4 II, 1,14(68)|          is significant. The most common term for sin is hamartia,
 5 II, 1,16    |          is every sin against the common good and its exigencies
 6 II, 1,16    | acceptable even though it is very common in certain quarters today.(74)
 7 III, 1,25   |           an ecumenism founded on common prayer and in a common docility
 8 III, 1,25   |         on common prayer and in a common docility to the one Lord-enables
 9 III, 1,25   |     Christian endowments from our common heritage which are to be
10 III, 1,25   |           that we already have in common with the other Christian
11 III, 1,26   |         and the exigencies of the common good to which politics and
12 III, 2,32   |        word of God listened to in common ha s remarkable effect as