Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,4 |            And I myself, by an interior impulse which-I am certain-was
 2 Intro, 0,4 |      achieved only through the interior transformation or conversion
 3 II, 0,13   |  friendship with God, to a new interior ordering, to a fresh ecclesial
 4 II, 1,18   | constitutes the basis of man's interior dignity and, at the same
 5 II, 2,21   |     mystery of Christ as by an interior source of spiritual energy,
 6 III, 1,25  | rebirth of individuals through interior conversion and repentance,
 7 III, 1,26  | without grave harm both to the interior life of individual Christians
 8 III, 1,26  |      culture is subjected this interior sanctuary, man's innermost
 9 III, 2,31  |      toward the renewal of our interior attitude; toward a deeper
10 III, 2,31  |       calm comparison with the interior moral law, with the evangelical
11 Concl, 0,35|    that we may draw from it an interior encouragement to hate sin