Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 2,1 |          social communication, the influence of which extends beyond
 2    I, 2,1 |       instruments exert very great influence on the lives of Christians,
 3    I, 2,4 |         are exerting an ever-wider influence among the faithful, young
 4    I, 3,5 |            faith without effective influence on their actual lives. The
 5    I, 3,6 | disposition can exist far from the influence of the word of God and from
 6  III      |   adherence given by man under the influence of grace 10 God revealing
 7  III, 1,36|        draw near to God, under the influence of grace and with an ordering
 8  III, 2,57|            difficulties and to the influence of external conditions in
 9    V,19   |           duties can have a useful influence on the ecclesial community
10   VI, 1,67|        collective life can greatly influence the success of evangelisation.~ ~
11   VI, 2,71|        Christian presence exert an influence on the work of social transformation.~
12   VI, 3,79|           man has of himself. They influence social relationships and