Chapter, §

 1 Int, 1  |  object of their devotion and concern. We find, of course, outstanding
 2 Int, 16 |     involvement and practical concern, exercised of course within
 3   1, 21 |      may be of more immediate concern to us, the dangers and temptations
 4   2, 44 |      already been set up-will concern themselves with the task
 5   2, 56 |   which is already of deepest concern to you, for charity is the
 6   3, 63 |     argument for showing more concern and more love for those
 7   3, 66 |  subjects in detail. Our only concern, Venerable Brethren, is
 8   3, 90 | dialogue which is Our present concern. No other form of communication
 9   3, 91 |      must be its aim. It must concern itself with imparting a
10   3, 97 |      All things human are our concern. We share with the whole
11   3, 100|       man's good our constant concern. We shall resist in the
12   3, 108|       projects, which are our concern as much as theirs, and we