Chapter,  Paragraph

1  V,36  |    be the start of a loving dialogue with this hidden God whose
2  V,38  |   her life and to engage in dialogue, a catechesis that does
3 VII,53 |    by means of an apostolic dialogue which inevitably becomes
4 VII,53 |   becomes part of a certain dialogue of cultures.~On the other
5 VII,55 |    and spontaneity, between dialogue and silence, between written
6 VII,55 |     an obstacle to personal dialogue with the Lord, is a real
7 VIII,57|   an exacting and fraternal dialogue, stimulating for all, too
8 VIII,57|   world, to offer to all a "dialogue of salvation"(101) in which
9 IX,68  | them, for in a catechetical dialogue of this sort each individual