Chap., §

 1    1,   1|      country and continent, in spite of the efforts already being
 2    1,   2|   Christ and of the Church, in spite of the great difficulties,
 3    1,   3|     lead to anything else - in spite of momentary uneasinesses -
 4    1,   4|  countenance of the Church, in spite of the various internal
 5    1,   5| Collegiality and apostolate~In spite of all appearances, the
 6    1,   6|        fail to have trust - in spite of all human weakness and
 7    2,  11|    necessary than ever and, in spite of the opposition, more
 8    2,  12|        her turn the Church, in spite of all the weaknesses that
 9    3,  13|       a way, newly present, in spite of all his apparent absences,
10    3,  13|      his apparent absences, in spite of all the limitations of
11    3,  13|       unrepeatable fullness in spite of the shortness of his
12    3,  15|        behind. Accordingly, in spite of the marvel of this progress,
13    3,  17|   conceiving the world.~If, in spite of these premises, human
14    4,  18|      destiny" is advancing, in spite of all the enigmas, the
15    4,  18|     Indeed, while all this, in spite of all the riches of life
16    4,  18|   flesh is of no avail"124. In spite of appearances, these words
17    4,  21|        this society, which, in spite of all the deficiencies