Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,6  |             opinions and attitudes the attention and the consent of the mind
 2 III,21|               to see how everyone drew attention to the absolute need for
 3 III,21|                practical difficulties, attention must be drawn to some of
 4 IV,27 |               of catechesis is to draw attention to the fact that catechesis
 5 IV,30 |       important points deserve special attention today. ~The first point
 6 IV,33 |         certain number of Bishops drew attention to what they referred to
 7  V,40 |             people. God grant that the attention thus aroused will long endure
 8  V,45 | elderly-persons who deserve particular attention in view of their experience
 9 VI,48 |              of Christian living. Much attention must be given to the homily:
10 VII,51|                although they also drew attention to the conditions necessary
11 IX,71 |              are to be given assiduous attention by the Bishops. This is