Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 2,2 | families. "Pluralism," as it is called, is no longer viewed as
 2    I, 2,4 |        of civilisation which is called scientific, technical, industrial,
 3   II, 2,15|    achieve.~ ~There is the form called evangelisation, or missionary
 4   II, 2,22|      The Christian is assuredly called to pray with his brethren,
 5   II, 2,23| invitation 0f God whereby he is called to work toward the fulfilment
 6  III, 1,38|    goals which men are divinely called to pursue by individual
 7  III, 2,43|    inasmuch as the faithful are called to share in their divine
 8  III, 2,51|    produce it, and are properly called sacraments (cf. Council
 9  III, 2,54|        in the Church come to be called "transubstantiation." Accordingly,
10  III, 2,58|         virtue of which men are called by the Holy Spirit to share
11  III, 2,60|         were its soul.~ ~Man is called to adhere freely to the
12  III, 2,60|     precept.~Man, therefore, is called to embrace, in faith, a
13  III, 2,61|        the power of him who has called them out of darkness into
14   IV, 2   |         METHODS~ ~72 The method called inductive offers great advantages.~-
15    V, 9   |        there arises what can be called a "temptation to naturalism,"
16   VI, 4,91|        the educational field is called "programmed instruction."
17   VI, 8,99|        that "tourism," as if is called, is spreading more and more
18  Add, 1   |      documents of the Church is called the age of reason or of