Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 III,20|        be expressed in a renewed commitment to apply, as faithfully
 2 III,22|          Council acted with firm commitment, each in his own way: Benedict
 3 IV,31 |       universal level. A similar commitment to promoting awareness will
 4 IV,32 |         With a profound sense of commitment, they will likewise express
 5 IV,34 |          which require a greater commitment to repentance and conversion
 6 IV,34 |   undertaken with generosity and commitment: it can be said that the
 7 IV,36 |         and call us to a greater commitment.~
 8 IV,41 |                          41. The commitment, mentioned earlier, to make
 9 IV,41 |          one Lord, deepening our commitment to become one in him, in
10 IV,46 |     profound reasons for a daily commitment to transform reality in
11 IV,46 | promotion of the laity, a deeper commitment to the cause of Christian
12 IV,51 |         it has to be said that a commitment to justice and peace in