Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, 2,4 |  transcends every advancement of culture, and 10 show forth its newness
2    I, 3,5 |     preserved within groups in a culture that is traditionally Christian,
3    I, 3,7 |         too much tied to Western culture. They are, therefore, seeking
4   II, 2,29|         belonged 10 a particular culture (cf. DV, 12). The Church,
5   II, 2,29|         for the peoples of every culture and for men of every condition.~ ~ ~
6    V,11   |          is discovering that the culture set before him demands reflection
7    V,19   | Christian doctrine and Christian culture.~ ~
8   VI, 7,98|       development in present-day culture, the catechetical movement
9   VI, 8,99|         differences in language, culture and customs, this requires