Part, Chapter, Topic, Paragraph,  Number

 1 Intro, 0, 0,  4,18|         of Christian concern and commitment. For this reason, she looks
 2   I, I, 0, 17,53  |         This demands a permanent commitment to think like him, to judge
 3   I, I, 0, 19,58  | surroundings and have a sense of commitment to the Universal mission". (174)
 4   I,III, 0,  9,87 |         it also strongly demands commitment to the evangelization of
 5  II, I, 0, 19,104 |  exclusive" (350) but implies "a commitment to justice, according to
 6 III,II, 0, 20,152 |         Spirit to conversion, to commitment, to hope, and to discover
 7 III,II, 0, 23,157 |    liturgy, ecclesial and social commitment, works of charity and promotion
 8 III,II, 0, 23,157 |    therefore, subjects take on a commitment in activities of faith,
 9 III,II, 0, 26,161 |          of catechists a serious commitment to knowledge, competence,
10 III,II, 0, 26,161 |      well as a complete personal commitment.(30)~
11  IV,II, 3,  1,181 |         It is also true that any commitment to the betterment of society
12  IV,II, 3,  2,182 |      meaning, solidarity, social commitment and even religious experience.~
13  IV,IV, 0, 13,201 |         exposed to such risks "a commitment to evangelization and integral
14   V,II, 0, 40,238 |          permeated by the double commitment he has to the message and
15   V,III, 0, 55,262|        doctrine, celebration and commitment in life). (278) Catechesis,
16   V,III, 0, 56,263|          the Magisterium, with a commitment to missionary outreach and