Chap., §

 1 Int,  1  |    is constantly tempted to turn his gaze away from the living
 2   1,  8  |        People today need to turn to Christ once again in
 3   1,  9  |   fact, ultimately means to turn towards God, the fullness
 4   1,  22 |     of his Father, so he in turn freely communicates that
 5   2,  30 | their own likings, and will turn away from listening to the
 6   2,  34 |     in freedom that man can turn to what is good".56 But
 7   2,  57 |     person himself. And, in turn, only the person himself
 8   2,  70 |   God offers, preferring to turn in on himself or to some
 9   3,  98 |    moral sense, which is in turn rooted and fulfilled in
10   3,  105|    weak (Ps 104:29): if you turn to look at me, woe is me!
11   3,  109|     community of faith". In turn, the fruits of theological
12   3,  117|  the faithful in the Church turn to their Bishops and Pastors,