Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1 Intro     |       economy from our own. In our mission of bringing the Gospel to
 2 Intro,1,a |      school, youth group, or other mission. The social milieu that
 3 I         |            areas and to serve as a mission "ad gentes." Frequently
 4 I,0,1     |           reread the documents Our Mission and Solidarity (Numbers
 5 I,0,4     |        Material goods destined for mission~10. To what ends are we
 6 I,0,4     |            without money, that our mission cannot be realized without
 7 I,0,4     | objectively, with reference to the mission that the Institute feels
 8 I,0,4     |          need money to realize our mission, and yet there is this paradox:
 9 I,0,4     |            key expressions are our mission and the recipients of our
10 I,0,4     |           of material means in our mission. And we should undertake
11 I,0,4     |      striving to accomplish in our mission need to express what we
12 I,0,4     |            not own. ~·         Our mission plans should help transform
13 I,0,5     |            steps: Our life and our mission demand them. Solidarity
14 I,0,6     |         for volunteering, going on mission, and acting in solidarity,
15 II,1      |            Institute, its goals in mission, and the concerns we face
16 II,1,1    |            priorities.~Sharing our mission is requiring us to organize
17 II,1,1    |         money ends up. Sharing our mission means that we also need
18 III,2,1   |        place previously, examining mission in a national context, priorities,
19 Conclu,2,1|     Keeping in mind that it is our mission as a General (Provincial)