Chapter,  Paragraph

 1   1,   1    |      focused on the specific problems of each continent and gave
 2   1,   1    |    learned to share, to face problems together, and the successes
 3   1,   1    |    especially in view of the problems of activities and pastoral
 4   2,   1    |   administrative or pastoral problems is extremely poor. Communion
 5   3         |    other convictions, to the problems of society and the marginalised,
 6   3,   1    | interest in the projects and problems of the particular Churches,
 7   3,   2    |      the development of some problems that have now been overcome.
 8   3,   3    |  which doctrinal or pastoral problems are impacting on the life
 9   3,   3    |  many times are no more that problems of language, and there is
10   4,   1    |    or the evasion of present problems, with resignation or cowardice.
11   4     (96)|     and sorrows, their human problems and preoccupations. The
12   4,   3    |      migration, with all the problems it brings out: cultural,