Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,2|           for evangelization on the different continents – from Africa
 2  I,8   |            even though, given their different immediate finalities, in
 3  I,8   |           realized and expressed in different degrees and in various modalities,
 4 II,23  |           who truly shares in their different situations, their joys and
 5 II,24  |      initial call and applies it to different situations. The Apostle
 6 III,28 |    centuries until our own day: the different communities, in welcoming
 7 III,28 |         applicable and effective in different times of history. In this
 8 III,28 |           in those that are new and different.~The Spirit also makes himself
 9 III,28 |            he awakens in the Church different forms of charisms and services.
10 IV,37  |        needs and the seriousness of different situations. It will be necessary
11  V,44  |   expression in the coordination of different charisms, ministries and
12  V,45  |             pastoral charity in its different aspects.176  Particular
13  V,47  |           consequently, albeit in a different degree, in virtue of the
14  V,47  |            vocation'', since in its different and complementary aspects
15  V,51  |       structures, as well as in the different services of liturgical planning,
16  V,52  |            and for dialogue between different cultures. Bishops need to
17 VI,55  |       various problems faced by the different particular Churches. At
18 VI,56  |             mutual help between the different members of the one body (
19 VI,59  |     universal level, there are many different forms which can and do express
20 VI,59  |         once responsible, albeit in different ways, for his particular
21 VI,62  |    maintenance of discipline in the different Churches as required by
22 VI,63  |      assemblies of hierarchs of the different Churches sui iuris provided
23 VI,63  | consequently, communion between the different Churches; they establish
24 VI,63  |            Episcopal Conferences of different nations that cooperation
25 VI,64  |         treasure represented by the different theological, spiritual,
26 VI,65  |       promoting, in accordance with different situations, fundamental
27 VI,65  |         healthy interaction between different cultures. On the other hand,
28 VII,67 |             profound wounds between different cultures and nationalities.
29 VII,68 |          peace between peoples. The different religious traditions possess
30 VII,68 |            when people belonging to different religions are increasingly
31 VII,71 |           sickness still persist in different parts of the world, and
32 VII,72 |      pastoral care adapted to their different situations. There is also