Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,7 |        exchange for the sake of mutual enrichment.~
 2  I,9 |         exclusivity, but of the mutual enrichment in what the one
 3 II,17|         have wished the path of mutual knowledge in charity to
 4 II,18|     prevent Christians, through mutual relations, from continuing
 5 II,18|        and the separation, with mutual ignorance and prejudice
 6 II,21|       and energetically towards mutual understanding. And conversion
 7 II,22|      will be a true and sincere mutual exchange. It is an incentive
 8 II,23| Churches are making the path of mutual esteem more difficult with
 9 II,24|        important way to grow in mutual understanding and unity
10 II,25|        as "twinning" can be for mutual cultural and spiritual enrichment,
11 II,26|         of brotherhood, sincere mutual esteem and cooperation with
12 II,28|         us for our sins and our mutual misunderstandings: we have