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 1 Intro,1  |           consecrated life in its various forms, from the monastic
 2 Intro,2  |         charisms, the exchange of various experiences and difficulties
 3  I,11    |    diversified Europe, made so by various historical-political events (
 4  I,12    |         reiterated afterwards, in various circumstances, by the Magisterium.~
 5  I,13    |           Church and in the world various vocations which, while on
 6  I,13    |         level they respond to the various needs of the new evangelisation,
 7 II,19    |        means of this call, in its various forms, and at the same time
 8 II,21    |         complete synthesis of its various aspects. In the Liturgy
 9 II,21    | ecumenical spirit.(46)~Within the various ecclesial experiences, and
10 II,22(50)|      already a valued presence in various parishes and it would be
11 II,22    |         vocation to marriage, the various lay forms of association
12 III,25   |         community as such, in its various expressions: from the universal
13 III,26   |          individuals, there exist various types of call: to life primarily,
14 III,26   |          the meeting place of the various dimensions, almost a sort
15 III,26   |         the catechumenate; to the various groups for Christian education
16 III,26   |          pro-life movement to the various initiatives regarding social
17 III,27   |       particular Churches and the various institutes of consecrated
18 III,29   |           vocations promotion and various activities for resolving "
19 IV,30    |     sincere desire to provide the various pastoral workers with an
20 IV,37    |         sufferings, delusions, or various incidents that are not yet