Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 I, 1,9   |     hierarchic and charismatic gifts which complement each other,
 2 II, 4,31 |    simply and fraternally, the gifts of the Spirit so that these
 3 II, 4,31 |        in sharing the Spirit's gifts, a sharing of faith and
 4 II, 4,31 |        ways in which spiritual gifts can be shared and communicated.
 5 II, 4,31 | pouring into the community the gifts which the Spirit gives so
 6 II, 5,38 |        the richness of diverse gifts and which, at the same time,
 7 II, 5,38 | fosters a convergence of these gifts towards fraternity and towards
 8 II, 5,39 |  according to their particular gifts. The road of consecrated
 9 II, 5,39 |      to integrate the personal gifts of a consecrated individual
10 II, 5,39 |        cases to ask, "Do God's gifts in this person... make for
11 II, 5,39 |    then no matter how good the gifts may seem to be in themselves,
12 II, 5,41 |   contribute to an exchange of gifts through which the members
13 II, 5,43 |    simplicity, recognising the gifts of others, appreciating
14 III, 1,61|       dialogue and exchange of gifts.~The great spiritual tradition --
15 III, 1,69|  become a fruitful exchange of gifts between the lay faithful
16 III, 1,69|  Collaboration and exchange of gifts become more intense when