Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I,2   |          at Easter, and Pentecost C which allows everyone, by
 2 II,1,3|           right to exist. ANo-one C neither a State nor a nation
 3 II,1,3|        international organization C is ever justified in asserting
 4 II,1,3|         an appropriate particular C but not exclusive C love
 5 II,1,3|    particular C but not exclusive C love of and service to one'
 6 II,3  | traditional community often leads C in Islam as in the other
 7 II,3  |         as in the other religions C to the loss of certain religious
 8 II,3  |   dehumanization. This phenomenon C the so-called Areligious
 9 II,3  |     so-called Areligious revival» C is not without ambiguity,
10 II,3,1|       reality, illusory solutions C like the AGospel of success»
11 II,3,1|           the AGospel of success» C which sects appear to offer
12 III,1 |     through simple pastoral means C homilies, catechesis, popular
13 III,1 |         schools of evangelization C together with modern means
14 III,4 |         and impartial information C which is in danger of vanishing
15 III,4 |         is in danger of vanishing C to the overriding importance
16 III,9 |           not favour real culture C which presupposes freedom
17 III,9 |         which presupposes freedom C the Catholic Church has