Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I     |          Tradendae by John Paul II, offer precious teachings in this
 2 II,1,1|   well-being and entertainment they offer, as vividly portrayed by
 3 II,1,3|          through the best it has to offer. Cultures are also called
 4 II,2,1|        Catholic scientists who will offer their due contribution to
 5 II,2,2| contribution Christian families can offer society. ~15. Today more
 6 II,3  |       Beatitudes (Mt. 5:1-12), will offer a firm and resolute challenge
 7 II,3,1|             C which sects appear to offer to the most complex questions,
 8 III,3 |            attention to culture can offer those who are in any way
 9 III,6 |           Church. All these centres offer cultural activities with
10 III,6 |          ACatholic cultural centres offer to the Church the possibility
11 III,7 |      Neutral, open and honest media offer well-prepared Christians
12 III,7 |           television festivals, and offer prizes in the style of the