Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   I, 0,6 |    paradoxically joined to a certain anguish and uncertainty
 2   I, 0,7 | immune from the obscuring of certain fundamental values, nor
 3 III, 2,30|    thinks, for example, of a certain panic deriving from the
 4 III, 4,52|     with particular force in certain situations that the Church
 5 III, 4,61| morning and evening prayers, certain forms of prayer are to be
 6 III, 4,61|   Church has always proposed certain practices of piety to the
 7 III, 4,64|      and even in appearance, certain fundamentals must be observed.
 8  IV, 1,66|    since they no longer have certain criteria of behavior, they
 9  IV, 3,76|   presence of television and certain publications in the home,
10  IV, 4,77|    call special attention to certain particular groups which
11  IV, 4,79|           Pastoral Action in Certain Irregular Situations ~79.
12  IV, 4,79|   into careful consideration certain situations which are irregular
13  IV, 4,80|     justify by attributing a certain value to them. But human
14  IV, 4,81|      real injustice, or by a certain psychological immaturity
15  IV, 4,82|     case there is at least a certain commitment to a properly-defined
16  IV, 4,84|   are sometimes subjectively certain in conscience that their