Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 II,3   |          cf. Lk 1: 31-37).16~It may be easy to think of this
 2 III,7  |         to the Father 'that all may be one ... as we are one' (
 3 III,8  |         feminine" qualities.~We may quote here some characteristic
 4 III,8  |         of her womb? Even these may forget, yet I will not forget
 5 VI,19  |       call them all by name. We may recall her maternal care
 6 VI,20  |      defects - even though they may have been caused by man -
 7 VII,23 | Redeemer. ... For the mountains may depart and the hills be
 8 VIII,29|        so that "the love of God may be poured into the hearts"
 9 VIII,30|        its fundamental, and one may say universal significance,
10 VIII,30|     discrimination in which she may find herself. This awareness
11 VIII,30|         the Spirit, so that God may be "everything to everyone" (
12 IX,31  |       of the eternal Jerusalem, may be attentively recognized
13 IX,31  |        appreciated so that they may return for the common good
14 IX,31  |       in this mystery all women may discover themselves and
15 IX,31  |       their "supreme vocation".~May Mary, who "is a model of