Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1   IV, 4   |        to their more significant experiences, both personal and social;
2   IV, 4   | questions which arise from those experiences, so that there may be stimulated
3   IV, 4   |   interpret, and judge their own experiences, and also to ascribe a Christian
4   IV, 6   |    believing and acting, and the experiences of the group.~ ~The catechist
5    V, 1   |        the immense number of his experiences will be, as it were, pressed
6    V, 2   |          all this one finds many experiences which are useful not only
7    V,17   |          a unified whole ail the experiences of his personal, social,
8   VI, 5,94|         for common benefit their experiences and undertakings, their