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 1  I,11     |              applicational coherence of certain vocational projects, the
 2  I,11     |                again and again: "Why do certain theologies or pastoral practises
 3  I,11     |               manage to converge around certain values as particularly capable
 4  I,11     | theological-anthropological weakness of certain catechesis. On the part
 5  I,11     |                 built up, even although certain walls have fallen, and which
 6  I,11     |    contradictions and the "weight" of a certain cultural environment, could
 7  I,12     |                that there arises even a certain crisis of meaning, from
 8  I,13     |               took into consideration a certain sensitivity which is already
 9  I,13     |           perhaps a little forgotten by certain emerging mentalities ("culture
10  I,13     |           provoke the simple renewal of certain methods or to recover energy
11  I,13     |              referred only or mainly to certain vocations, now it must tend
12  I,13     |                field of intervention to certain categories of people ("ours",
13  I,13     |              seem to show immediately a certain interest, the best and most
14  I,13     |               the future of God;~— if a certain vocations promotion is,
15  I,13     |               at a time not so long ago certain people deluded themselves
16 II,18     |              Passion, they experience a certain anxiety (Jn 14, 1) and are
17 II,18     |                 action of the Spirit in certain precise directions, which
18 III       |               vocation, but by means of certain operational principles,
19 III,25    |            mission.(57) Therefore, in a certain sense, vocation defines
20 III,26    |            objective we shall delineate certain theoretical-practical principles,
21 III,26    |               is necessary to respect a certain graduality, and to begin
22 III,26    |                 is not directed only at certain privileged people, or those
23 III,29    |            Congress just celebrated, in certain cases, has lamented the
24 III,29    |            vocations of all. There is a certain general project of unified
25 III,29(92)|               the Congress: "At times a certain strain in the relationship
26 IV,35     |           ambivalent and pagan roots of certain mental and affective plans;
27 IV,35     |                  It is possible, and in certain cases natural, that at this
28 IV,36     |            determined by love; but in a certain sense also compulsory, because
29 IV,37     |            mystery, a characteristic of certain modern mind-sets, inhibits
30 IV,37     |                the young person exhibit certain weaknesses in this area.~