Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,1|        No one, in fact, can be considered a pastor worthy of the name,
 2  I,7   |      of the pastoral ministry, considered in depth, leads to an understanding
 3  I,8   |           In the Apostles, not considered individually but as a College,
 4 II,13  |    journey~13. A Bishop can be considered a genuine minister of communion
 5 II,13  |  charity which must rightly be considered the soul of his apostolate,
 6 II,20  | Beatitude of poverty should be considered an indispensable condition
 7 II,20  |         and if it places those considered least important in our society
 8 II,24  |     the faithful and should be considered particularly necessary for
 9 IV,34  |     Chrism Mass, which must be considered ''one of the principal expressions
10 VI,56  |        same, the Synod Fathers considered that, as far as the exercise
11 VI,60  |       Churches, and once again considered the richness of their venerable
12 VI,62  |       Councils.~Wherever it is considered appropriate for the common
13 VI,63  |     effective if their role is considered auxiliary vis-à-vis the
14 VII,69 | globalization of charity'' and considered issues associated with the