Chap., §

1 Int,  4 |       the Lord, and with a clear sense of my own human frailty.
2   1,  15|       way, there is an increased sense of the need for repentance:
3   1,  23| ecumenical movement in a certain sense was born out of the negative
4   1,  30|           It can be said, with a sense of lively gratitude to the
5   1,  33|        on prayer, so, in another sense, prayer also becomes the
6   1,  38|  Communities 65 and in a certain sense instruct them in the mystery
7   2,  55|      millennium and in a certain sense now serves as a kind of
8   2,  68|       appreciation to the lively sense of justice and to the sincere
9   2,  74|        Joined to it are a lively sense of justice and a true neighbourly