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 1  I,10     |     newness, and to grasp the relationship with "traditional" methods
 2  I,11     |     whim.~In this context the relationship which young Europeans have
 3  I,12     |    meaning of freedom, of the relationship between subjectivity and
 4  I,12     |     the world and of being in relationship with others.~From this a
 5 II,16     |      as the subject called to relationship with God, to stand before
 6 II,16     |       building up of a filial relationship with the Father and a fraternal
 7 II,16     |    the Father and a fraternal relationship with the great family of
 8 II,19     |       a greater story. In the relationship between these two histories
 9 II,22     |    still needs to clarify the relationship between ordained ministry,
10 III,26    | context of a totally personal relationship.~There is a moment within
11 III,26    |      that only the individual relationship can guarantee. It is true,
12 III,27    |       one's own "cell", it is relationship with the Father from whom
13 III,27    |   whom God created as open to relationship; and even the case of a
14 III,29    |   parish Pastoral Councils in relationship with the national vocations
15 III,29(92)|       a certain strain in the relationship between the local Church
16 IV,37     |       been said regarding the relationship between objective ecclesial
17 IV,37     |    personal itineraries, in a relationship of synergy and complementarity:
18 IV,37     | related to the quality of the relationship between past and present,