Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,3| documentation, consisting of the various interventions during the
 2 II,12  |     advance of the Church in the various periods of history, in every
 3 II,13  |     faith in ways adapted to the various situations of believers
 4 II,16  |    responsibility. Teachers, the various ministers of the Church,
 5 II,16  |      communications, all have in various degrees very precise responsibilities
 6 III,21 |       because of the tendency in various quarters to minimize its
 7 IV,34  |       Textbooks Dealing with the Various Religions ~34. At this point
 8 IV,34  |          literature) present the various religions, including the
 9 IV,34  |   different religions and of the various Christian confessions can
10 VI,47  |                   Utilization of Various Places, Occasions and Gatherings ~
11 VI,47  |        47. I am also thinking of various occasions of special value
12 VI,47  |        that is possible in these various surroundings, and in many
13 VI,49  |      Literature ~49. Among these various ways and means-all the Church'
14 VII,53 |  catechesis "takes flesh" in the various cultures and milieux: one
15 IX,66  | particularly important where for various reasons children and young
16 IX,67  |       religious formation of the various groups and their integration