Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, D,17      |  prices is made impossible by way the markets themselves operate.
 2 II, 0,20     |  development~Striving in this way for the common good must
 3 II, 0,20     |     is a~23. Striving in this way for the common good must
 4 II, 0,22     |   common good" which pave the way to the "civilisation of
 5 II, 0,30     |     is judged in terms of the way it manages to dovetail freedom
 6 II, 0,31     |     people who have paved the way, many of the very poorest
 7 III, 0,38    |   markets are to operate in a way that fosters development,
 8 III, 0,40    |  exporting countries. In this way, situations of power which
 9 III, 0,41    |    but also to reappraise the way in which it is distributed.
10 III, 0,41    |      it is designed in such a way that it fairly distributes
11 III, 0,43    |       food shortages. In this way, emergency or relief aid,
12 III, 0,48(75)|    prepared). Let us take, by way of example, the member organisations
13 IV, 0,51     |   time dedicated in a special way to God and it occurred every
14 IV, 0,53     |  grows, foreshadowing in some way the age which is to come(80)."
15 IV, 0,56     |    must be designed in such a way as to stave off any temptation
16 V, 0,59      |      to scorn poverty in this way would be the work of the
17 V, 0,61      | change, little by little, the way of thinking, working and
18 V, 0,62      |      being, reunified in this way. Then we can overcome our
19 V, 0,63      |  Christians must question the way time is managed, which in
20 V, 0,65      | poverty — will gradually give way to a greater simplicity
21 V, 0,67      |  spiritual dimension. In this way, they will be a bulwark