Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 4,2| their innocent and voluntary suffering they had ~shared in the
 2     I, 6,3|      The Russian ~Church was suffering under the burden of the
 3    II, 1,3|      Christ’s human pain and suffering by~itself, but rather of
 4    II, 1,3|    Orthodox~see not just the suffering humanity of Christ, but
 5    II, 1,3|    humanity of Christ, but a suffering God:~Today is hanged upon
 6    II, 1,3|   they think not only of His suffering and desolation; they think
 7    II, 1,3|    the vision of Christ as a suffering~God is in practice replaced
 8    II, 1,3|      the picture of Christ’s suffering humanity: the western worshipper,~
 9    II, 2,4|  Purgatory undergo expiatory suffering, and so render ‘satisfaction’
10    II, 2,4|    suffer, but, if so, their suffering is of a purificatory but
11    II, 2,5|    choice they experience as suffering what the saints experience
12    II, 6,3|    testimony~to the value of suffering in the Christian life.~