Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 2,3 |      desire for promoting the growth of the human person and
 2    I, 3,5 |  religious sense. Despite the growth of secularisation, a religious
 3    I, 3,8 |       be taken: promoting the growth of the customary forms 0f
 4   II, 1,12|   Holy Spirit. For there is a growth in the understanding of
 5  III, 2,61|   which Christ gives life and growth through the outpouring of
 6    V, 1   |       depend in part upon the growth of that healthy orientation
 7   VI, 2,71|       all must pertain to the growth of faith and morality among
 8   VI, 3,79| distinguished by a very great growth in the sciences about man.
 9  Add, 2   |                 FORMATION AND GROWTH 0F THE MORAL CONSCIENCE
10  Add, 3   |    purification and spiritual growth with great confidence in
11  Add, 4   |        likewise, there can be growth in knowledge and appreciation