Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I,2      |     of culture» (Ecclesia in America, 70). ~While cultures are
 2 II,1,1   |      organized» (Ecclesia in America, 21). ~
 3 II,1,3   |     Triune God» (Ecclesia in America, 70). ~
 4 II,3     |     the Special Assembly for America of the Synod of Bishops,
 5 II,3     | homogenization» (Ecclesia in America, 55). ~In our times, religious
 6 II,3     |     the Synod of Bishops for America gave rise to a new missionary
 7 II   (19)|     Exhortation AEcclesia in America», 22 January 1999, n. 64. ~
 8 III,2    |    in sects (cf. Ecclesia in America, 73), whose cultural effects
 9 III,3    |     local traditions. Thus, «America, which historically has
10 III,3    | evangelization» (Ecclesia in America, 11). Popular piety is evidence
11 III,4    |     the Gospel» (Ecclesia in America, 71). Education brings the
12 III,7    |    influential» (Ecclesia in America, 72). The presence of Catholics