Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, A,8   |  considerable structural and personal damage instead of leading
 2 I, C,14  |      only means of achieving personal self-fulfilment. As a result,
 3 II, 0,19 | levels and in every country.~Personal and institutional motivations
 4 II, 0,19 |   serving their own strictly personal interests, or the interests
 5 II, 0,20 |      the alternative between personal and collective self-destruction
 6 II, 0,23 |     borrowers had heeded the personal opinions of the poorest
 7 II, 0,34 |    this social authority for personal gain. Corruption is one
 8 III, 0,35|      country, must establish personal and unofficial lines of
 9 III, 0,47| communication or for work of personal or public benefit. It must
10 IV, 0,55 |     insufficient to consider personal responsibility as being
11 IV, 0,55 |    this involves "renouncing personal conscience(85)." Just as
12 V, 0,64  |  lead it to seek an ever-new personal encounter with God. This
13 V, 0,64  |      with and for God. It is personal prayer. This alone enables
14 V, 0,68  |     daily work, and in their personal initiatives. The commitment
15 V, 0,68  | always present regardless of personal and lawful institutional
16 V, 0,68  |       must ensure that their personal work and that of their fellow