Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I     |    fact, require the necessary discernment of Christians. When the
 2 I,2   |     which presupposes constant discernment in the light of the Gospel,
 3 I,3   |      the faith and of pastoral discernment that are incumbent on theologians
 4 I,3   |  cannot go without a stringent discernment, in view of the great and
 5 III,1 | implies the need for continual discernment, with the light of the Holy
 6 III,2 |   their own region, to reach a discernment of values, customs and rites
 7 III,2 |   certainly calls for rigorous discernment. It is often more a question
 8 III,3 |      to be a constant pastoral discernment of popular piety as it evolves,
 9 III,4 |     effective, demand rigorous discernment and unstinting efforts to
10 III,9 |      Advice, confrontation and discernment are necessary, for faith