Chapter,Paragraph,Number

1 II, 3,24 |       like the grain of wheat, know how to die to themselves
2 II, 3,27 |       brothers and sisters who know how to ask for it and to
3 II, 4,28 |    sisters, it is necessary to know one another. To do this,
4 II, 4,31 | weakening of fraternity: if we know little or nothing about
5 II, 4,33 |      those who have learned to know Christ (cf. Gal. 4:17-23).
6 II, 4,33 |         can help the community know better the complexity of
7 II, 6,49 |    other words, he or she must know that the more the love of
8 II, 7,53 |  fraternity: "By this all will know that you are my disciples,
9 III, 1,69|      religious communities who know how to animate and encourage