Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,4  |        signs of life which are able to uproot the seeds of destruction
 2 II,12    |          so the Bishop will be able to show his brothers and
 3 II,15    |    word of his grace, which is able to build up and give the
 4 II,17    |  dialogue with God. He must be able to turn to God continually
 5 II,18    |       The faithful ought to be able to contemplate on the face
 6 II,18    |        faithful should also be able to see in their Bishop the
 7 II,19    |      Church's Tradition; he is able to read the signs of the
 8 II,20    |    Only in this way will he be able to share in the struggles
 9 II,24    |      permanent formation he is able to discern the new calls
10 III,27   |      faith, where they will be able to encounter the living
11 III,28   | teacher in the Church, must be able to repeat with Saint Augustine: ''
12 III,31   |       been taught, and thus be able to exhort others to sound
13 IV,37    | ensuring that the faithful are able to approach the Lord's table,
14 IV,37    |       Paschal Mystery, will be able to have, at least on Sundays
15 IV,37    | responsible ministers, will be able to benefit from the gift
16  V,46    |     their expectations, and is able to address to all an invitation
17  V,53    |      Jesus. Thus, they will be able to make responsible and
18  V,54    |       our High Priest, who was able to sympathize with our human
19 VI,57    |       Churches, will be better able to carry out their universal
20 VI,58    |     felt for the Bishops to be able to assist the Roman Pontiff
21 VI,62    | assemblies the Bishops will be able to act in expressing their
22 VII,67   |    Church's social teaching is able to offer hope even in the
23 Conclu,74|         The Bishop needs to be able to count on the members
24 Conclu,74|        charity; he needs to be able to count on his consecrated
25 Conclu,74|  condition; and he needs to be able to count on the lay faithful,