Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1  II, 0,14|  example, adoption, various forms of educational work, and
 2 III, 1,21|   arise the many and varied forms of division in family life.
 3 III, 1,24|  form-and all those various forms of discrimination that exist
 4 III, 1,24|   wages, etc.~Besides, many forms of degrading discrimination
 5 III, 1,24|    deplored these and other forms of discrimination as strongly
 6 III, 2,34|   were different degrees or forms of precept in God's law
 7 III, 3,43|    negative results of many forms of escapism-such as alcoholism,
 8 III, 3,44|   of hospitality in all its forms, from opening the door of
 9 III, 4,52|    neighborhood of which it forms part."(123)~As the Synod
10 III, 4,61| presents a great variety of forms. While this variety testifies
11 III, 4,61|    evening prayers, certain forms of prayer are to be expressly
12 III, 4,61| Heart of Jesus, the various forms of veneration of the Blessed
13  IV, 3,76|  protect the young from the forms of aggression they are subjected
14  IV, 3,76|    for their children other forms of entertainment that are