Chapter,  Paragraph

1 Int    |          constitute equally as many demands that need attention and
2 Int,  1| globalization, which brings with it demands of pluri-centrism and intercultural
3 Int,  1|          identity of religious life demands a deep process of inculturation
4 Int,  1|           phenomena, and on the new demands that come from within consecrated
5 Int,  3|       richness of diversities. That demands waysof intercultural education
6  2,  10|             in daily experience; it demands a restructuring of attitudes
7  2,  11|             culture. Such a process demands the maturing of a formal
8  3     |         lived and especially of the demands, problems and needs proper