Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   I, I,4  |            to the sensibilities and experience of the different Churches,
 2   I, I,5  |         itself on its own worldwide experience, the CEP offers the following
 3   I,II,7  |           own "mind" (Phil 2:5) and experience, like Paul, his comforting
 4   I,II,8  |             means a life of prayer, experience of God and fidelity to the
 5   I,III,11|         with the Lord and help them experience the joy that comes from
 6   I,III,12| inculturation, live out their daily experience of faith and charity in
 7  II, V,22 |         contemplation and response; experience shows that, even for lay
 8  II, V,27 |         qualifications and personal experience in the catechetical field.
 9  II, V,28 |         training should be based on experience; should aim at developing
10 III,VII,34|             for them. ~From its own experience, the CEP suggests the following
11 III,VII,34|             had a certain amount of experience, to work closely with the