Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 II,15    |        in order to organize it better and to train qualified personnel.
 2 III,20   |       heart, endeavors to know better this Jesus to whom he has
 3 III,20   | endeavoring to know better-and better the profound meaning of
 4 III,25   |       the fact of knowing them better should make them even more
 5 IV,30    |       Him more extensively and better," hearing about Him and
 6 IV,32    |       of their own faith and a better acquaintance with and esteem
 7 IV,32    |        non-Catholics to have a better knowledge and appreciation
 8 IV,34    |    make a contribution here to better mutual understanding. Care
 9  V,41    |       a renewed desire to deal better with this important problem.
10  V,45    |      fulfill this task all the better if they are humble pupils
11 VI,49    |        to those who use them a better knowledge of the mysteries
12 VII,52   |        When such views get the better of the-central message to
13 VII,53   |      its members to understand better the whole of the Christian
14 VIII,58  |     with a view to making them better adapted or more effective,
15 VIII,59  |       beguiling language is no better. On the contrary, the supreme
16 VIII,60  |      to know the Lord more and better. ~
17 IX,64    |       faith"(114); there is no better way for you to be such instructors
18 IX,70    |    accomplish their objectives better, and serve the Church better,
19 IX,70    |   better, and serve the Church better, if they give an important
20 IX,71    |        effectiveness, for what better assistance can one Church
21 Conclu,72|      deep desire to understand better the Spirit's action and
22 Conclu,72|     know the mystery of Christ better and better, and to bear
23 Conclu,72|   mystery of Christ better and better, and to bear witness to