Charter, Paragraph

1      I,1|               society has developed a profound sense of critical independence
2      I,1|              particular, to acquire a profound and proper training in philosophy
3      I,1|             to help it rediscover the profound meaning of these Christian
4     IV,1|       priestly hearts to itself, as a profound, mysterious synthesis of
5     IV,3| administration which are alien to the profound reality of the ministry,
6     IV,3|          penetrated and animated by a profound missionary spirit and ‘with
7 Conclu  |      commitment is made concrete in a profound unity of life which leads