Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 3,4  |       projects, based on blind faith in a reassuring leader.~
 2 Intro, 3,4  |     weakening of the vision of faith characteristic of secularism,
 3 I, 2,10     |   before their brethren in the faith, they give witness to the
 4 II, 1,12    |        in the clear context of faith.~Whenever we lose sight
 5 II, 1,14    |        mutual encouragement in faith.~Unfortunately, the decrease
 6 II, 1,16    |        the sharing of personal faith experiences and apostolic
 7 II, 1,16    |         such sharing nourishes faith and hope as well as mutual
 8 II, 3,25    |        are of the household of faith" (Gal. 6:9-10).~
 9 II, 4,31    |   Spirit's gifts, a sharing of faith and in faith, where the
10 II, 4,31    |        sharing of faith and in faith, where the more we share
11 II, 4,31    | apostolates, to "confess their faith" in simple and easy terms
12 II, 5,43    |        clear-sighted vision of faith regarding the superiors
13 II, 6,49    |     Where it is practised with faith and seriousness, it can
14 II, 6,52    |       often painful issue that faith plays a decisive role which
15 II, 6,52    |        from this conviction of faith and is called to live from
16 II, 7,53    |     owe him the full assent of faith (Jn. 17:21). The sign of
17 II, 7,53    |        power to open hearts to faith. For this reason, "the effectiveness
18 II, 7,56    |        become a support to the faith and fidelity of Christians
19 III, 1,62   |    brothers and sisters in the faith, religious communities have
20 III, 1,62   |     context of the movement of faith and solidarity of religious
21 III, 1,62   |    this bears witness that the faith is alive in the Church,
22 Conclu, 0,70|       question of taking up in faith a reflection on the theologal