Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 1,2|            by a common response in sharing that "experience of the
 2 I, 1,9    |         and unity are the fruit of sharing in the mystery of His death. ~
 3 II, 1,16  |            forms of expression and sharing.~For many communities, the
 4 II, 1,16  |          For many communities, the sharing of Lectio divina and reflection
 5 II, 1,16  |        word of God, as well as the sharing of personal faith experiences
 6 II, 1,16  |          by common agreement, such sharing nourishes faith and hope
 7 II, 2,21  |         life for us. Our life is a sharing in the charity of Christ,
 8 II, 3,26  |          of humour and a spirit of sharing.~Recent documents from the
 9 II, 4,29  |      nourishes a family spirit and sharing in the concerns of the entire
10 II, 4,31  |         quality of the fundamental sharing of spiritual goods. Communication
11 II, 4,31  |            but rarely is there any sharing of what is vital and central
12 II, 4,31  |            originates precisely in sharing the Spirit's gifts, a sharing
13 II, 4,31  |      sharing the Spirit's gifts, a sharing of faith and in faith, where
14 II, 4,31  |         way of learning a style of sharing which will enable members,
15 II, 4,31  |            ones already mentioned (sharing the word and the experience
16 II, 5,43  |            fulfilled.~Poverty, the sharing of goods, even spiritual
17 II, 6,49  |            a climate favourable to sharing and co-responsibility; to
18 II, 7,56  | contributes to a serene climate of sharing life, of understanding,
19 III, 1,61 |          admixture. A dialogue and sharing within the Church presumes
20 III, 1,63 |      mutual and more broadly based sharing of responsibility.~Such
21 III, 1,64 |           for formation, fraternal sharing, review of life, and prayer,