Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 I, 1,9   |       them the new commandment of mutual love: "a new commandment
 2 I, 1,9   |      bread and one cup, nourishes mutual love. Then he turned to
 3 II, 1,14 |          daily life together, and mutual encouragement in faith.~
 4 II, 1,16 |         faith and hope as well as mutual respect and trust; it facilitates
 5 II, 2,21 |         measure of the command of mutual love: we must love one another
 6 II, 3,26 |       simplicity,(38) clarity and mutual trust,(39) capacity for
 7 II, 4,32 |        interests of others". Your mutual relations should be founded
 8 II, 5,39 |           Christ;~b) to cultivate mutual respect by which we accept
 9 II, 5,40 |            The effort involved in mutual acceptance and commitment
10 II, 5,42 |         of conflict as moments of mutual enrichment. In such a diversified
11 II, 7,56 |          of understanding, and of mutual help; each is attentive
12 III, 1,59|           does nothing to improve mutual understanding and collaboration.~
13 III, 1,59|    misunderstandings is perhaps a mutual partial knowledge either
14 III, 1,61|            showing an attitude of mutual recognition, dialogue and
15 III, 1,63| relationships among persons and a mutual and more broadly based sharing
16 Abbr, 3  |       1983.~MR Directives for the Mutual Relations Between Bishops