Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0,1|        Christ has gathered a great number of disciples to become one,
 2 Intro, 3,4|   repositioning" of a considerable number of religious communities
 3 Intro, 4,5|             b) The increase in the number of requests for assistance
 4 II, 0,11  |         community.~Starting from a number of specific situations,
 5 II, 1,14  | Unfortunately, the decrease in the number of priests may, here or
 6 II, 4,29  |   considerably. There is a growing number of regular meetings of members
 7 II, 5,40  |            been an increase in the number of small communities, especially
 8 II, 5,43  |       yeses" to God which unites a number of religious into one single
 9 II, 6,47  |             As a result, a certain number of communities have been
10 III, 1,67 |        both because of the reduced number of new vocations and because
11 III, 1,68 |      Problems posed by the growing number of elderly religious become
12 III, 1,68 |        community, by reason of the number of its members, age, or