Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,2|          having a truly profound experience of being Church. Held in
 2 II,15  |          tradition and spiritual experience. These include, first of
 3 II,17  |      makes them more open to the experience of contemplation''.75 The
 4 II,17  |       draw upon his own personal experience of dialogue with God. He
 5 II,23  |          find peace of heart and experience profound communion with
 6 III,27 |    understand that all Christian experience has its source and its unfailing
 7 IV,35  |      authentic understanding and experience of the liturgy, so that
 8  V,47  |    willingness to share his past experience as a way of helping his
 9  V,53  |         dawn of a new world. The experience of the World Youth Days,
10 VI,58  |          with a now consolidated experience, every General Assembly
11 VI,58  |          is a powerful ecclesial experience, even if some of its practical
12 VI,59  |         putting their wisdom and experience at the disposal of the community.
13 VI,63  |       insights of wisdom born of experience and by the exchange of views,
14 VI,65  | acknowledgement of the wealth of experience which a particular Church