Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 2,7   |   reconciliation concerning the relationship between man and God, a dimension
 2 I, 3,10  |     with the resulting break of relationship with the one who created
 3 II, 1,14 | projects. But in both cases the relationship to God is severed with violence.
 4 II, 1,15 |     damage to the fabric of his relationship with others and with the
 5 II, 1,15 |     opens in himself and in his relationship with his neighbor. Therefore
 6 II, 1,16 |        himself: that is, in his relationship with God, who is the very
 7 II, 1,18 |    derives from man's conscious relationship with God as his Creator,
 8 II, 1,18 |        at the same time, of his relationship to God."(99) It is inevitable
 9 II, 1,18 |   breaking, off of one's filial relationship to God in order to situate
10 III, 1,25|  seeking God and wish to have a relationship of communion with him.~At
11 III, 2,31|          his pastoral zeal, his relationship with the faithful his communion