Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   I, I,5  |       to fix an objective, but suitable means must be chosen for
 2   I, I,5  |       who have been trained in suitable centres and who, placed
 3   I,III,16|        seem to be particularly suitable for counteracting the influence
 4  II,IV,17 |   communities, the scarcity of suitable and available personnel,
 5  II,IV,18 |    post simply because another suitable job is not available. Positive
 6  II, V,19 |    have a sufficient number of suitable catechists for the communities,
 7  II, V,21 |    person with human maturity, suitable for a responsible role in
 8  II, V,22 |      If a sufficient number of suitable candidates cannot be found,
 9  II, V,26 |   mandate, accompanied by some suitable sign, such as the presentation
10  II, V,27 |   catechists is that of having suitable and sufficient formators.
11  II, V,29 | centres are certainly the most suitable agencies for promoting ongoing