Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 II,21 |       relationships inspired by the respect and esteem befitting a family
 2 III,28|             Saint Augustine: ''With respect to the place which we occupy,
 3 III,28|             are your teachers; with respect to the one Master, we are
 4 IV,39 |           obtain healings, with due respect for recent documents of
 5  V,47 |            professes to him 'filial respect and obedience', can at first
 6  V,54 |            us, was tempted in every respect yet, unlike us, without
 7 VI,56 |           could be characterized by respect for the competence of each
 8 VI,59 |          The whole Church has great respect for these our dear Brothers
 9 VI,61 |      sacramental life and in mutual respect for rights and duties.~In
10 VI,61 |            exercise this power with respect not only to that of the
11 VI,64 |         offer a witness of unity in respect and a greater openness to
12 VI,65 | acknowledgement of one's neighbour, respect for cultural diversity and
13 VII,68|           reciprocal friendship and respect. The Synod appealed to Bishops
14 VII,68|         does not lessen the sincere respect which the Church has for
15 VII,70|                                     Respect for the environment and
16 VII,70|   ecological problem is the lack of respect for life evident in many