Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1 Intro    |   might draw more attention to Gospel criteria relating to the
 2 Intro    |  quality of our witness to the Gospel.~At first, I thought I would
 3 Intro    |       goods in accordance with Gospel norms. It really is clear
 4 Intro    |        mission of bringing the Gospel to young people - by preference,
 5 Intro    |   unless we come to grips with Gospel options in regard to our
 6 Intro    |   resources in accordance with Gospel values is a crucial one
 7 Intro,1,a|     has more of an impact, the Gospel or public opinion polls?
 8 I        |      with the teachings of the Gospel.~Furthermore, easier access
 9 I,0,4    | balance sheets in light of the Gospel. In that same light, we
10 I,0,4    |      plans and projects from a Gospel perspective. Then, once
11 I,0,5    |      God, and the calls of the Gospel. Every page in the Gospel
12 I,0,5    |      Gospel. Every page in the Gospel speaks of "solidarity" -
13 I,0,5    |         How different from the Gospel are the messages we hear
14 I,0,5    |     context the calls that the Gospel is sending out to us.~16.
15 I,0,5    |        action. It is part of a Gospel imperative. As such, for
16 I,0,5    |     because it is basic to the Gospel, and for us, a matter of
17 II       |        MATERIAL GOODS BASED ON GOSPEL STANDARDS~
18 II,1,1   |       the marketplace, we have Gospel values and ideals, as well
19 II,1,1   |       service of spreading the Gospel in accordance with our very
20 II,1,1   |        goods more in tune with Gospel priorities.~Sharing our
21 III,2    |    tune with the values of the Gospel. Society needs to see genuine
22 III,4    |      way in which it practices gospel poverty."~To help you go
23 Conclu   |      way in which it practices gospel poverty."~To help you go