Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 II,20    |         solidarity, sharing their problems and helping to build their
 2 II,20    |           a world assailed by the problems of hunger and inequality
 3 II,22    |           of the immensity of the problems and the time spent in dealing
 4 II,23    |        personal and institutional problems. This is a constant feature
 5  V,51    |           immersed in the complex problems of today's world, are particularly
 6 VI,55    |           to confront the various problems faced by the different particular
 7 VI,57    |       handling certain issues and problems, and thus are introduced
 8 VI,57    |       informed about the concrete problems of the Churches, will be
 9 VI,58    |        Spirit, concerning various problems affecting the life of the
10 VI,62    |       Given the similarity of the problems encountered by individual
11 VI,63    |           with regard to specific problems of a more general nature.270 ~
12 VII,72   |        all when it involves legal problems associated with enabling
13 VII,72   | responsibility for the world, its problems, its challenges and its
14 Conclu,73|   troubled by the enormity of the problems confronting the Churches
15 Conclu,73|        his own way of solving our problems. As if to challenge the
16 Conclu,73|        adequate response to major problems. It is above all in these