Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 3,8 |      difficult tasks, or from a kind of thinking, as yet not
 2   II, 2,31|        The Church performs this kind of function chiefly by means
 3  III      |         to an organic plan in a kind of synthesis which would
 4  III, 2,44|       bring the fruits of every kind of act of charity, of justice,
 5  III, 2,51|        God but also in Christ a kind of "sign and instrument
 6  III, 2,57|         right use against every kind of unjust force. She also
 7    V, 2   |        and harmonious way. This kind of co-operation is useful
 8    V, 6   |        the simple and objective kind of instruction which is
 9    V, 9   | gradually explored.~ ~From this kind of autonomy there arises
10    V,11   |         inner coherence of this kind of religious thinking, witnessing
11    V,11   |       be considered as merely a kind of addition, but rather
12  Add, 4   | preceded, as it should be, by a kind and prudent catechetical