Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,4  |       God united himself in some sense with every man. He laboured
 2 II,13 |       the sole owner in the full sense, since it is God's will
 3 II,16 |    Jubilee will be, in a certain sense, like any other. But at
 4 III,17| conviction, we look today with a sense of gratitude and yet with
 5 III,17|         gratitude and yet with a sense of responsibility at all
 6 III,20|    Council that, in the broadest sense of the term, the immediate
 7 III,22|     Bishop of Rome. In a certain sense, all the Popes of the past
 8 IV,32 |        Jn 3:16). With a profound sense of commitment, they will
 9 IV,36 |         loss of the transcendent sense of human life, and confusion
10 IV,44 |      principle and, in a certain sense, the subject of God's self-
11 IV,47 |         well as to a more lively sense of the importance of ecclesial
12 IV,50 |           In this third year the sense of being on a "journey to
13 IV,55 |           to the Father. In this sense the Jubilee celebration