Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1,4 |  laments, the Church has only empty signs and memorials of those
 2 2,2 |   myrrh-bearers coming to the empty tomb, the healing of the
 3 6,5 |        but also day-dreaming, empty fantasies, and irrelevant
 4 7,3 |   psychological knowledge but empty of the divine presence.
 5 8,4 |      hellenistic society with empty hands. Yet by what insights
 6 9,3 |   hubris, human pride. It was empty, false triumphalism.~ Today
 7 9,3 |     the pride and boasting of empty religiosity, through the
 8 10,2|      merely by exhibiting her empty jewelry boxes to the world.
 9 10,4|       exhibiting the Church’s empty jewel boxes!~ But again,
10 11,4|      and face the future with empty hands. On the contrary we
11 11,4|     sometimes seem shamefully empty to us and to others.~  But
12 11,4| prosperity and now exhibiting empty signs of her previous good