Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,2   |    experience - at the same time constitutes the mystery which only in "
 2 II,3   |        as a man "born of woman", constitutes the culminating and definitive
 3 II,5   |     precisely this service which constitutes the very foundation of that
 4 III,6  |       image and likeness" of God constitutes the immutable basis of all
 5 III,7  |  understand even more fully what constitutes the personal character of
 6 III,7  |          truth about being human constitutes the indispensable point
 7 IV,10  |         being as male and female constitutes the principal argument against
 8 IV,10  |        will deform and lose what constitutes their essential richness.
 9  V,13  |        of treating them, clearly constitutes an "innovation" with respect
10  V,16  |     deeds of Jesus of Nazareth - constitutes the most obvious basis for
11 VI,18  |           the woman's motherhood constitutes a special "part" in this
12 VI,20  |        virginity, an ideal which constitutes a clear "innovation" with
13 VI,22  |   between what is human and what constitutes the divine economy of salvation
14 VII,24 |          of Christ is a fact: it constitutes the unambiguous content
15 VIII,30|         true order of love which constitutes woman's own vocation. Vocation
16 VIII,30| Revelation - confirms that which constitutes women's dignity and vocation,
17 IX,31  |     every woman - for that which constitutes the eternal measure of her