Part, Chapter, Topic, Paragraph,  Number

 1   I, I, 0, 19,58  |     Christian formation.~c) In many countries of established Christian
 2   I,II, 3,  2,74  |             the Church in different countries is an indispensible guarantee
 3  IV,II, 3,  1,181 |      scientific research in various countries. In developed regions the
 4  IV,II, 3,  2,182 |            unemployment, in certain countries conditions of permanent
 5  IV,II, 4,  1,186 |                        186. In many countries, the growing number of old
 6  IV, V, 0, 23,212 |        distinguish inculturation in countries of recent Christian origin,
 7  IV, V, 0, 23,212 | consolidated, from inculturation in countries of long Christian tradition
 8  IV, V, 0, 23,212 |      thought-systems, which in some countries are strongly influenced
 9   V, I, 0, 35,232 |            catechists in missionary countries", (187) to whom this title
10   V, I, 0, 35,232 |    analogous to those of missionary countries. This requires confronting
11   V, I, 0, 35,232 |           large cities". (191)~– In countries of Christian tradition which
12   V,III, 0, 53,257|     profound transformation in many countries. Social changes are having
13   V,IV, 2,  2,274 |           begun at Baptism.~In many countries, there is also a growing