Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 3,6 |  trained to see difficulties clearly and to master them" (GS,
 2    I, 3,7 |      of the word should show clearly the unity of the divine
 3    I, 3,7 |   message should always show clearly the deep and intimate harmony
 4   II, 1,12|     of the apostles, must be clearly distinguished from the grace
 5   II, 2,24|    this cause (cf. UR, 6) by clearly explaining the Church’s
 6  III      |     must be brought out more clearly in a new, adapted catechesis
 7  III, 1,38|  Catechesis must, then, show clearly the very close connection
 8  III, 1,38|   efforts; it does, however, clearly teach that man’s ultimate
 9  III, 2,43|     The Old Testament, while clearly affirming the unity of God
10  III, 2,63| already ended appear all too clearly.~The Church, of course,
11  III, 2,65|      are in glory, beholding clearly God himself three and one,
12    V,18   |   apostate in a special way. Clearly catechesis must provide
13    V,19   |   also the limits of man are clearly evident (cf. Encyci. Populorum
14   VI, 7,98|     joint research projects. Clearly if is necessary that a program