Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,3|     also for a greater pastoral commitment in dioceses, parishes and
 2 I, 0,9    |        and strength of a public commitment made before God and society
 3 I, 0,15   |   pastoral service with renewed commitment. The Episcopal Conferences
 4 I, 0,17   |       the signs of this initial commitment are mentioned: the ring,
 5 II, A,30  | meetings, and ways of Christian commitment, in order to stress and
 6 II, B,33  |      must take place before any commitment is made to get engaged.
 7 II, B,33  |       today tend to put off the commitment to get married for too long.~
 8 II, B,36  |        take away from the total commitment of their self-giving. This
 9 II, B,39  |        them understand that the commitment they take on through the
10 II, B,39  |        be abandoned. This human commitment will be enhanced by the
11 II, B,48  |         growing towards greater commitment and awareness of the importance
12 III, 0,66 |         meaning of the marriage commitment for the assembly, will try