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 1 Intro,1   |        Let us give thanks to God~1. Blessed be the Omnipotent
 2 II        |         but the same Spirit..." (1 Cor 12, 4)~The basic purpose
 3 II,14     |       How is this possible?" (Lk 1, 34).~
 4 II,15     |      action of the Holy Spirit" (1 Cor 12, 3) can he welcome
 5 II,15     |          them all in every one" (1 Cor 12, 4-6).~The Pauline
 6 II,15     |      ecclesiological statutes of 1 Corinthians, have a concrete,
 7 II,15     |     Spirit for the common good" (1 Cor 12, 7). There is a higher
 8 II,16     |         he saw the light (cf Jer 1, 5; Is 49, 1.5; Gal 1, 15).~
 9 II,16     |       light (cf Jer 1, 5; Is 49, 1.5; Gal 1, 15).~Vocation,
10 II,16     |        Jer 1, 5; Is 49, 1.5; Gal 1, 15).~Vocation, then, is
11 II,16     |         image and likeness" (Gen 1, 26). This triple relation
12 II,16     |       blameless before him" (Eph 1, 4).~Recognising the Father
13 II,16     |         a "holy vocation" (2 Tim 1, 9), and discovers his own
14 II,16     |        Holy One" who called him (1 Pet 1, 15). "Creating the
15 II,16     |       One" who called him (1 Pet 1, 15). "Creating the human
16 II,16     |      creation of the world" (Eph 1,4). And then He gives strength,
17 II,17     |        stamp of his nature" (Heb 1, 3), predestining us to
18 II,17     |        he has spoken to us" (Heb 1, 2). His whole being is
19 II,18     |          certain anxiety (Jn 14, 1) and are afraid of being
20 II,18     |      regard to one's talents (cf 1 Cor, 12-14).~Holiness, therefore,
21 II,19     |     every stone needs the other (1 Pet 2, 5); in the body every
22 II,19     |         and for the common good (1 Cor 12, 7).~This requires
23 II,19(40) |                   Lumen gentium, 1.~
24 II,22     |          been revealed to us (cf 1 Jn 3, 2), such as the vocations
25 III,24    |          end of the earth" (Acts 1, 7-8). The Apostles gather
26 III,24    |      Mary, the mother of Jesus" (1, 14), and immediately they
27 III,24    |    witness to His resurrection" (1, 22). And the promise is
28 III,24    | especially of the weakest (cf 6, 1-7).~Such strong and courageous
29 III,27    |      liturgical context (Acts 6, 1-7; 13, 1-5).~It is the praying
30 III,27    |        context (Acts 6, 1-7; 13, 1-5).~It is the praying logic
31 IV,33     |        purpose and grace" (2 Tim 1, 9); who calls everyone
32 IV,34     |    stayed with him that day" (Jn 1, 39); and this was obviously
33 IV,36(103)|      that you did not receive?" (1 Cor 4, 7).~