Chap., §

 1 Int,  1  |        humanity.~The courageous witness of so many martyrs of our
 2 Int,  3  |  initiative aimed at making the witness of the entire Catholic community
 3   1,  5  |       the world to announce and witness, to make present and spread
 4   1,  23 |     that their unity might bear witness to his mission and the world
 5   1,  24 |     edifice, I saw "an eloquent witness both to our long years of
 6   1,  40 |        form of common Christian witness and a means of evangelization
 7   2,  47 |       of others who are bearing witness to Christ, sometimes even
 8   2,  48 |        has made us aware of the witness which other Christians bear
 9   2,  48 |         century a time of great witness, which extends "even to
10   2,  48 |       blood"? And does not this witness also involve the various
11   2,  48 |         and Risen?~Such a joint witness of holiness, as fidelity
12   2,  59 |      faithful and united common witness in our time, that the name
13   2,  61 |        Councils are an eloquent witness to this enduring unity in
14   2,  75 |      the clear value of a joint witness to the name of the Lord.
15   3      | spiritual ecumenism and bearing witness to holiness~
16   3,  84 |       not the only ones to bear witness to that power. Albeit in
17   3,  87 |     have received much from the witness borne by other Churches
18   3,  90 |     Gentiles, gives his supreme witness at Rome. In this way the
19   3,  94 |       faith.152 By thus bearing witness to the truth, he serves
20   3,  98 |        it gravely damages their witness. This was clearly understood
21   3,  98 |     certainly bound up with the witness of unity given by the Church ...
22 Exh,  103|       Rome the splendour of its witness, and I say to you, the faithful