Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,2  |          the ministry of Bishops, especially as set forth in the third
 2 Intro,2  |           immediately appeared as especially pertinent to the mission
 3 Intro,3  |         and servant of this hope, especially where a culture of ''the
 4 Intro,3  |          the loss of this virtue. Especially in times of growing unbelief
 5  I,7     |         the Bishop's chair, which especially in the tradition of the
 6 II,13    |       supernatural wisdom, proves especially true: ''If I am in fear
 7 II,14    |        recommended by the Church, especially by the recitation of that
 8 II,15    |        Millennio Ineunte, ''it is especially necessary that listening
 9 II,16    |   cathedral or in other churches, especially parish churches, with the
10 II,17    |          Synod Fathers is prayer, especially the prayer raised to the
11 II,18    |         To all his disciples, and especially to those who while still
12 II,18    |          each believer.80 This is especially the case in the Bishop,
13 II,20    |       source of hope for all, but especially for those who can expect
14 II,21    |     pastoral concern he should be especially close with paternal affection
15 II,21    |       very witness of the Gospel, especially when these involve the Church'
16 II,22    |       encourage this spirituality especially among his presbyterate,
17 II,22    |       which facilitate listening, especially to the Spirit ''who speaks
18 II,22    |         with his brother Bishops, especially within the same Episcopal
19 II,22    |         more mission is fostered, especially when it is lived out in
20 II,24    |                Periodic updating, especially on certain more important
21 II,25    |          another reason for hope, especially for the younger generation,
22 III,28   |          the faith. Every Bishop, especially when he is seated in his
23 III,30   |      commitment to setting aside, especially in seminaries, sufficient
24 IV,32    |           of the high priesthood, especially in the Eucharist, which
25 IV,33    |         priesthood. These include especially the administration of the
26 IV,34    |         liturgical celebrations – especially when it is the same Eucharist –
27 IV,35    |          liturgical celebrations, especially those celebrated by the
28 IV,37    |         present, and this becomes especially clear in the celebration
29 IV,37    |        approach the Lord's table, especially on Sunday, which, as I just
30 IV,38    |       centuries, the restoration, especially for adults, of the great
31 IV,38    |           of the Diocesan Bishop, especially at the culminating phase
32 IV,40    |       Virgin Mary and the saints, especially through hearing the word
33 IV,41    |        appearing in our own days, especially where these concern members
34  V,45    |         for the needier Churches, especially those in mission lands and
35  V,47    |        building up of the Church, especially by virtue of their union
36  V,50    | Institutes of diocesan right, and especially for those experiencing serious
37  V,51    |      acceptance of all vocations, especially those to the ordained ministry,
38  V,53    |        for the service of others, especially the needy and the infirm.
39  V,53    |          other Christian virtues, especially chastity. By taking this
40 VI,55    |         mystical body of Christ – especially those members who are poor
41 VI,55    |       common to the whole Church, especially that which is aimed at the
42 VI,56    |        principle of subsidiarity, especially with regard to relations
43 VI,59    |           about among themselves, especially within the same Episcopal
44 VI,59    |           of communion, which are especially appropriate today in view
45 VI,60    |          the Catholic Church, are especially entitled to contribute to
46 VI,60    |     promotion of Christian unity, especially in the East. Like all the
47 VI,61    |           more important affairs, especially those regarding the updating
48 VI,62    |        from the same Province and especially in Provincial Councils.~
49 VI,62    |  decisions of greater importance, especially regarding the faith. The
50 VI,63    |       establish between Churches, especially neighbouring ones, close
51 VI,65    |          of cities and societies, especially as a result of international
52 VII,66   |           the Saviour of all men, especially of those who believe'' (
53 VII,67   |     builders, who should be found especially in the ecclesial communities
54 VII,68   |          Interreligious dialogue, especially on behalf of world peace~
55 VII,68   |           the new evangelization, especially in these times when people
56 VII,72   |       situations which present an especially urgent challenge to Christian
57 Conclu,73|          all human creatures, and especially of those who 'have the first