Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I,2   |          their complex wholeness, spiritual and moral, economic and
 2 II,2,2| intellectual, cultural, moral and spiritual maturity. ~So the challenge
 3 II,3  |          God the Creator and of a spiritual world. The reality of sin
 4 II,3  |          God, and evidence of the spiritual dimension of the human being (
 5 II,3  |          rise to a quest for Athe spiritual dimension of life is being
 6 II,3  |         is a serious cultural and spiritual crisis, one sign of which
 7 II,3,1|      There is a need to recover a spiritual dimension which will also
 8 II,3,1|       life; they readily accept a spiritual vision which restores lost
 9 II,3,1|          a feeling of physical or spiritual healing. This shows the
10 III,2 |         existence which they call spiritual, religious or sacred, as
11 III,3 |           to discover its genuine spiritual values and bring them to
12 III,7 |         with a substantial moral, spiritual and artistic component,
13 III,9 |        are urged to express these spiritual values in their art. Creativity
14 III,9 |       theological, liturgical and spiritual formation, need to discern
15 III,0 |     places which constitute their spiritual and cultural heritage.  —
16 III,1 |        thirst for culture through spiritual life in a climate of radiant
17 III,1 |          far from being closed to spiritual values».(29) Young people