Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,3 |          he had described to his flock. They continued to revere
 2 1,4 | communicate effectively with his flock. One of these wrote, many
 3 1,4 |       cultures, teaching the new flock with gentleness and by personal
 4 1,4 |      especially loved by his new flock for his many works of charity,
 5 2,7 |        is a shepherd of Christ's flock. The Episcopal Staff has
 6 2,7 |      life he must rise above his flock and be to them an example
 7 4,4 |         keeping watch over their flock by night. And an angel of
 8 6,6 |      Church is Catholic, for her flock has one heart and one soul (
 9 8,1 |         that he be united to the flock of the Church.~2. The Exorcism,
10 9,3 |         moral development of his flock and, as a result, he was
11 10,1|         Shepherd smitten for His flock. Chapter 9:9 forms part