Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,8  |           different degrees and in various modalities, including institutional
 2  I,8  |      collegialitas effectiva). The various ways in which affective
 3 II,18 | grace-given qualities which in the various Beatitudes make up the self-portrait
 4 II,23 |            one's own health in its various aspects is also for the
 5 III,28|            then in the life of the various particular Churches, where
 6 III,28|     particular Churches, where the various needs of individuals and
 7 III,28|       needs of individuals and the various ecclesial communities emerge
 8 III,28|          individually and in their various forms of association, are
 9 IV,33 |        primacy and glory.~In these various moments there springs up,
10 IV,35 |           in accordance with their various ministries, they will not
11 IV,35 |          my Pastoral Visits to the various continents and nations.
12  V,45 |          Synod Fathers referred to various aspects and moments of Diocesan
13  V,52 |        children, expressed also by various initiatives on the Diocesan
14 VI,55 |           and also to confront the various problems faced by the different
15 VI,57 |       communion on the part of the various Churches with the Church
16 VI,57 |         and thus are introduced to various aspects of common pastoral
17 VI,57 |         they have presented to the various offices and, on the other
18 VI,58 |          of the Spirit, concerning various problems affecting the life
19 VI,59 |       acceptance and esteem to the various manifestations of charity
20 VI,59 |         use of their skills in the various agencies of the Episcopal
21 VI,63 |                This can be done in various ways, through councils,
22 VII,67|            who are being abused in various and increasingly serious
23 VII,68|          68. As I have insisted on various occasions, dialogue between
24 VII,70|      protecting the habitat of the various living beings, but a human