Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 3,4|      the Council, this process, especially in the west, quickened and
 2 Intro, 4,5|       in a secularised context, especially when it is understood as
 3 II, 1,12  |        useless waste of energy, especially to those intensely committed
 4 II, 1,13  | determined times to prayer, and especially so that one can learn to
 5 II, 1,14  |      starting from the liturgy, especially from celebration of the
 6 II, 1,15  |     each other. Everywhere, but especially so in some regions and cultures,
 7 II, 3,25  |         weary in well-doing..., especially to those who are of the
 8 II, 4,30  |  development of fraternal life, especially in larger communities. Time
 9 II, 5,35  |     idea of self-actualisation, especially in times of difficulty,
10 II, 5,36  |       support and compensation, especially in the area of affectivity.
11 II, 5,36  |         a balanced affectivity, especially sexual balance" and "the
12 II, 5,40  |    number of small communities, especially for reasons of apostolate.
13 II, 5,45  |         s charismatic identity, especially to avoid a kind of genericism,
14 II, 5,45  |       relationships with laity, especially with lay collaborators,
15 III, 0,58 |        is generally recognised, especially for religious communities
16 III, 1,59 |       and complete one another, especially now that so many problems
17 III, 1,62 |         great masses of people, especially in abandoned and marginal
18 III, 1,65 |     because it shows the world, especially the non-Christian world,
19 III, 1,66 |        to respond to new needs, especially those of the most abandoned