Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I,2      |  understood in the light of the great mysteries of salvation:
 2 I,3      |     discernment, in view of the great and serious problems which
 3 II,1,1   |       of people and causing the great cities to expand excessively.
 4 II,1,2   |     modern culture depends to a great extent on the influence
 5 II,1,2   |   Christifideles Laici, 44). ~A great deal is at stake. How can
 6 II,1,3   |       all people members of one great family, but the historical
 7 II,2,1   |  knowing our Creator. While its great prestige allows it to penetrate
 8 II,2,2   |  constitutes, for instance, the great African family. And material,
 9 II,3,1   |         of some of Saint Paul's great debates (cf. Acts 17:22-
10 III,1    | reception. ~The success of this great undertaking implies the
11 III,7    |         enable dioceses without great resources to benefit from
12 Conclu   |       approach to culture has a great urgency about it, it is