Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,3|   reconciliation cannot be less profound than the division itself.
 2 I, 1,6    |    reminds us of the need for a profound transformation of hearts
 3 I, 3,12   |        accomplished in its most profound form, which is also the
 4 II, 1,16  |       level is developed in the profound and magnificent mystery
 5 II, 2,19  |    passage suddenly, but with a profound purpose, he evokes the element
 6 III, 0,23 |     capable of bringing about a profound and lasting reconciliation
 7 III, 1,25 | repentance, along the path of a profound renewal of their own consciences
 8 III, 1,25 |     repentance, but always with profound respect for consciences
 9 III, 1,25 |       it could not lead to that profound and stable communion which
10 III, 2,28 |   crisis. It recommended a more profound catechesis, but it also
11 III, 2,28 |      also recommended a no less profound analysis of a theological,