Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro     | facing the whole of humanity today is certainly economic and
 2 Intro     | possible in this world"(10). Today, the Church takes up again
 3 Intro     |    of our contemporaries who today are starving to death. These
 4 I, 0,2    |    over and over again. But, today people are more scandalised
 5 I, 0,2    |    often the work of nature. Today they may be not so vast,
 6 I, 0,5(17)|    the physical environment. Today the concept also implies
 7 I, B,12   |  causes or economic poverty. Today it is said that there is
 8 I, C,13   |   history, and is still used today, as a political or military
 9 I, C,13   |      damaging to the people. Today's situations are mainly
10 II, 0,31  |    von Ketteler (1811-1877). Today, associations are coming
11 II, 0,32  |   become a defining practice today, thus enabling an informal
12 IV, 0,54  |     already sensed this, and today it must be made a reality.
13 IV, 0,54  |      crisis must be analysed today within the framework of
14 IV, 0,56  |    institutions, since it is today so difficult to set the
15 V, 0,59   |     past, and more than ever today, the Church is present to
16 V, 0,61   |    is a better understanding today that the mere accumulation
17 V, 0,67   |       Cf. Acts 6:1 ff) until today, there have been extraordinary