Cap,  Par, Sottopar

1   1,  1 |        explicitly formative: the relationship with God and brothers, the
2   1,  2 |                    a capacity of relationship and otherness, of fruitful,
3   2,  1 | especially—that they falsify his relationship with himself, with others,
4   2,  2 |          attractive, to feel the relationship with Christ in that way,
5   2,  3 |       teaching or establishing a relationship that goes in a single direction;
6   2,  3 |     interior life, as though the relationship of accompaniment was only
7   3     |         piety. We mean that this relationship is at the origin of life,
8   3     |      primary importance” 14, the relationship with God constitutes the
9   3,  3 |      work and rest, solitude and relationship, study and relaxation, desires