Chap.,  Par., N.

 1   2,    1, 11 |     Covenant, source of gratuity of gift, of interpersonal relationships
 2   2,    2, 14 |          the primacy of God and the gift of self, the fraternal relationship
 3   2,    4, 23 |    themselves, expressing their own gift and accepting those of others.
 4   2,    4, 24 |             as an expression of the gift of self and of solidarity
 5   2,    5, 34 |           God and to assume it as a gift and as mission.~In the line
 6   3,    2, 67 |        Sinai, God declared that the gift of the Covenant freely accepted
 7   3,    3, 74 |           the beatitudes are both a gift and a commitment, present
 8   3,    5, 81 |       sought to witness and share a gift with the young: the joy
 9   3,    7, 88 |      Preventive System. This is the gift that renders us humbly available
10   3,    7, 88 |     characterized by the reciprocal gift in the line of evangelical
11   3,    7, 92 | relationships and to experience the gift of the koinonia where the
12   3,    7, 92 |          Jesus dwells. ~Living this gift requires a journey of inner
13   3,    7, 92 |           rejoice with them for the gift of a new heart. ~The capacity
14   3,   13, 117|            life and of history.~The gift of the Covenant commits
15   3,   13, 117|         vocations become reciprocal gift and richness, committed