Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,1|        time bearing in his heart a concern for all the Churches throughout
 2 Intro,2|          of which were marked by a concern for evangelization on the
 3  I,7   |            knowledge of the flock, concern for all, mercy towards the
 4  I,8   |          the basis of the Bishops' concern for the other particular
 5 II,19  |            the College of Bishops, concern for the good of the whole
 6 II,20  |           demanded by the Church's concern for the poor, who must be
 7 II,21  |         Tit 2:13). In his pastoral concern he should be especially
 8 II,21  |        priests, showing a father's concern for their ascetic and spiritual
 9 III,29 |      object of his proper pastoral concern and for which he insistently
10 III,29 |           demonstrate his personal concern through direct interventions
11 III,29 |        ensure that a corresponding concern is shown by all those who
12 III,30 | evangelization and thus a specific concern of the episcopal office.
13 IV,39  |         that the greatest pastoral concern must be shown for this sacrament
14 IV,41  |             especially where these concern members of the lay faithful
15  V,43  |           and in their unremitting concern for the People of God.~In
16  V,45  |            in the Diocese, special concern will certainly be shown
17  V,48  |          each Bishop will show his concern above all by selecting with
18  V,50  |                       The Bishop's concern for persons of consecrated
19  V,50  |       Canonization.~In his careful concern for all forms of consecrated
20  V,50  |       forms of consecrated life, a concern which finds expression in
21  V,50  |      existing canon law.~A special concern was recommended for Institutes
22  V,52  |                       The Bishop's concern for the family~52. The Synod
23 VI,55  |            obliged to extend their concern to the entire Church. ''
24 VI,57  |         aspects of common pastoral concern. In this regard, the Synod
25 VI,59  |  coordination, but rather out of a concern for the other Churches,
26 VI,59  |           also expressed in loving concern for those pastors who, more
27 VII,67 |      Gospel, and he shows profound concern for the defence of all who
28 VII,69 |        fail to manifest particular concern for the demands of love
29 VII,71 |          field of health~71. Human concern leads the Bishop to imitate
30 VII,71 |           sick by showing personal concern and closeness to the suffering,
31 VII,71 |       forceful expression to their concern for the promotion of an