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 1  I,13     |     comes to life, carries and finds in itself the image of He
 2  I,13     |       thought of God. There he finds his name and his identity;
 3 II,16     |         the original love, man finds his radical vocation, which
 4 II,16     |        which every human being finds his personal role. His act
 5 II,19     |     own vocational experience, finds an event that cannot be
 6 II,23     |        what God can do when he finds a creature free to welcome
 7 II,23     |      of the Spirit, who in her finds and chooses His spouse,
 8 II,23     |     living. In her every woman finds her vocation, as virgin,
 9 III,27(77)|        the whole People of God finds itself gathered in a visible
10 III,27    |  vocation, in any case, always finds its origins in the awareness
11 III,27    |    that is so grateful that it finds it totally logical to place
12 IV,34     | strength. And the young person finds himself before God, he discovers
13 IV,35     |    because it searches out and finds in one's own biography the
14 IV,35     |         because every vocation finds its origins in patient and