Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, A,7   |       diminished sense of public service for the sole benefit of
 2 I, A,9   | providing an adequate quality of service for the benefit of everyone.
 3 II, 0,19 |     people's capacity for mutual service—which may be done merely
 4 II, 0,20 |        at all levels, act in the service of the integral human being
 5 III, 0,35|          contact with and at the service of the most vulnerable people.
 6 III, 0,35|          people sharing a common service to all humanity and each
 7 III, 0,36|        fearless attitudes in the service of the national communities.~
 8 III, 0,37|        provide the best possible service for the genuine common good,
 9 V, 0,62  |          of humanity towards the service of all. The world can then
10 V, 0,62  |          the human being, at the service of one's brothers and sisters,
11 V, 0,64  |          removed anyone from the service of their brothers and sisters.
12 V, 0,65  |          place themselves at the service of the common good and of
13 V, 0,67  |        work are for the integral service of humanity, without excluding
14 V, 0,68  |        71. Christians are at the service of their brothers and sisters
15 V, 0,68  |      same movement of unreserved service to God and to humanity.