Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0,1|      community, but they have also given rise to questions by obscuring
 2 Intro, 1,2| perceptible the gift of fraternity given by Christ to the whole Church.
 3 Intro, 2,3|            1917 Code(9) could have given the impression of concentrating
 4 Intro, 3,4|           evil" but they have also given rise to new styles of personal
 5 Intro, 4,5|            sick of every kind) has given rise in religious life to
 6 Intro, 4,5|          as the mere exercise of a given profession or occupation
 7 II, 0,11  |          brothers and sisters in a given community where all are
 8 II, 1,14  |        renewed attention should be given to the Sacrament of Reconciliation,
 9 II, 4,28  |           Today, more attention is given to various aspects of communication,
10 II, 5,35  |         Gospel to the members of a given religious institute".(48)
11 II, 5,37  |   specialists, preference is to be given to those who are believers
12 II, 5,42  |         integrate members who were given a different formation and
13 III, 0,58 |          which the Holy Spirit has given a mission to be carried
14 III, 1,60 |         them. Preference should be given to parishes which allow
15 III, 1,63 |          that these communities be given a programme of life which