Chapter,  Paragraph

1  I,1 | being should always and only exist as a woman or a man. It
2 III,7|      we read that man cannot exist "alone" (cf. Gen 2:18);
3 III,7|        cf. Gen 2:18); he can exist only as a "unity of the
4 III,7|   the unity of the divinity, exist as persons through the inscrutable
5 III,7|    the beginning not only to exist "side by side" or "together",
6 III,7|      they are also called to exist mutually "one for the other".~
7 III,7|  means that man is called to exist "for" others, to become
8 VI,21|       or the cloister. There exist still other forms of a vocation
9 VI,21|  body and spirit? Thus there exist many reasons for discerning