Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 3,4|     economic development and the growth of civil society.~In the
 2 II, 1,14  |        the starting point of all growth in fraternity. "From this
 3 II, 3,23  |     responsible for each other's growth; to be open and available
 4 II, 4,30  |   particularly necessary for the growth and development of fraternal
 5 II, 4,32  |   religious life can enhance the growth of fraternity. ~
 6 II, 4,33  |       for personal and community growth, with the evangelical clarity
 7 II, 5     | Religious community and personal growth~
 8 II, 5,34  |        is also a place for human growth. The path is a demanding
 9 II, 5,35  |        life, in order to foster "growth towards the fullness of
10 II, 5,36  |        essential element of such growth is emotional freedom, which
11 II, 5,37  |       special occasion for human growth and Christian maturity lies
12 II, 5,39  |     members without stifling the growth of richer personalities;
13 II, 5,42  |        setting of the process of growth, where all become co-responsible
14 II, 5,42  |    become co-responsible for the growth of others. Religious community
15 II, 5,44  |          in order to promote the growth of fraternal life.~"Religious
16 II, 6,47  |        is both necessary for the growth of fraternal life in community
17 II, 6,47  |       climate has encouraged the growth of co-responsibility and
18 III, 1,59 |        stimulate it to continued growth in relevance and vitality.