Part, Chapter, Paragraph

1 III, 2,37|       to the level of something common place, since it interprets
2 III, 3,48| Christian families, rooted in a common faith and hope and given
3 III, 4,59|         It is prayer offered in common, husband and wife together,
4 III, 4,59|         into the hands of their common Father in heaven. The dignity
5 III, 4,60|      and action, joined to some common prayer, is a lesson for
6 III, 4,61|         of the Divine Office in common.(154) Likewise, the Christian
7 III, 4,61|     most efficacious prayers in common that the Christian family
8  IV, 2,72|      with a lively sense of the common good, Christian families
9  IV, 4,78|         religious duties. Their common Baptism and the dynamism