Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 2,2 |       Judgment, Jesus's call to mutual forgiveness, the confession
 2 2,3 |         Spirit to dialogue with mutual respect and faithful openness
 3 3,1 |       perceptions, whatever our mutual gifts and tensions, the
 4 3,1 |    whole Church, as well as the mutual reinforcement of the internal
 5 3,4 |      truly in Him by means of a mutual indwelling, a mystical union: “
 6 4,3 |     with His people, defined by mutual love, fidelity and holiness,
 7 4,3 |    violation of the covenant of mutual love and fidelity, a violation
 8 5,4 |        partnership, synergy and mutual loyalty between God, the
 9 8,3 |    Christ (Rom. 9:24) and their mutual participation in the blessings
10 10,3|       and Holy Spirit, there is mutual indwelling, shared communion,
11 10,3|   self-giving, full sharing and mutual service reflecting the presence
12 11,1|       lead people on the way of mutual understanding through respectful
13 11,1|     clarification of positions, mutual respect, and the encouragement
14 11,1|     bias, is that of respectful mutual acceptance and peaceful
15 11,2|       way that pure freedom and mutual respect will develop between
16 11,2|        values, and still foster mutual respect and friendship.
17 11,4|      common spiritual roots and mutual experiences in history.
18 11,4|        God, be valid sources of mutual conflict, rather than mutual
19 11,4|    mutual conflict, rather than mutual joy and mutual witness,
20 11,4|      rather than mutual joy and mutual witness, between Jews and
21 11,4| undefiled by proselytism, their mutual respect for and witness
22 11,4|   another context (Phil. 2:12), mutual respect toward one another
23 11,4|      these important matters in mutual love and respect, under
24 11,4|         love and respect, under mutual faithfulness to the Lord
25 11,4| inspiring culture and people to mutual respect, justice, and peace,