Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 III, 1,21|  interpersonal relationships of the different members of the family constitutes
 2 III, 1,23|          discrimination between the different types of work and professions
 3 III, 1,23|             With due respect to the different vocations of men and women,
 4 III, 2,32|            the data provided by the different human sciences, theological
 5 III, 2,34|          the law,' as if there were different degrees or forms of precept
 6 III, 2,34|            precept in God's law for different individuals and situations.
 7 III, 2,37|        brothers and sisters and the different generations living together
 8 III, 4,51|            part of all those who in different ways participate in its
 9 III, 4,57|          the Eucharistic bread, the different members of the Christian
10  IV, 1,65| accompanying it step by step in the different stages of its formation
11  IV, 1,66|         should feel involved in the different phases of the preparation
12  IV, 1,66|             Courses," balancing the different aspects-doctrinal, pedagogical,
13  IV, 1,68|           for marriage can exist in different degrees, and it is the primary
14  IV, 2,72|       effectiveness and methods-the different ecclesial communities, the
15  IV, 2,72|        engaged in various ways, for different reasons and at different
16  IV, 2,72|            different reasons and at different levels, in the pastoral
17  IV, 4,77|          eternal life.~In all these different situations let prayer, the