Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0,1|  throughout the centuries, be able to respond to the love of
 2 Intro, 1,2|          to render her better able to carry out her mission.~
 3 II, 1,20  |   experience of God should be able in a special way to come
 4 II, 3,23  |      gift of the other; to be able to help and to be helped;
 5 II, 3,25  |   towards a community that is able to live in forgiveness and
 6 II, 3,25  |  satisfied... that you are... able to instruct one another" (
 7 II, 3,27  |    future can cloud it.~Being able to enjoy one another; allowing
 8 II, 5,43  |        poor" people is better able to show solidarity with
 9 III, 1,62 |       communities ought to be able to count on the good will
10 III, 1,64 | institutes would no longer be able to be considered true religious
11 III, 1,68 |      of communities no longer able to live according to their