Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 I, 1,9   |  them to enter into intimate relationship with himself and into interpersonal
 2 I, 1,9   | which sundered every kind of relationship: between the human race
 3 II, 1,15 |  inner aspect, on the filial relationship to the Father, on the intimate
 4 II, 1,15 |     the intimate and spousal relationship with Christ, on the personal
 5 II, 3,23 |   joyful and truly fraternal relationship and of all the other attitudes
 6 II, 4,31 |     strangers to us, and the relationship will become anonymous, as
 7 II, 5,36 |      one who, in every human relationship, wishes to be a clear sign
 8 II, 7,53 |                      54. The relationship between fraternal life and
 9 III, 0,58| consider here the particular relationship between different kinds
10 III, 1,61|  person: if it is solid, the relationship can be fruitful for both.~
11 III, 1,69|                      70. New relationship to the laity~Conciliar ecclesiology