Part, Chapter, Paragraph,  Pag.

 1    1,    1,  a,   11|     deserve; if he continues to bear with us and wait for us. 
 2    1,    1,  a,   14|      duties; for love of him we bear pain; to give him pleasure
 3    1,    1,  a,   14|      and does not, in some way, bear his likeness.  We, we ourselves,
 4    1,    1,  c,   35|         that is to say, let him bear  ./. with resignation all
 5    1,    3,  b,   84|      struggles we might have to bear can never match the greatness
 6    1,    3,  c,   95|         your sufferings and you bear them with Christian resignation,
 7    1,    3,  c,   95| tribulations.  At least we will bear them with resignation.31~ ~ ~"
 8    2,    1,  c,  112|      which comes from God, must bear the mark of holiness.  St.
 9    2,    1,  d,  116|        the body of Christ, must bear on its brow the resplendent
10    2,    2,  b,  143|      dead.  Finally, they go to bear witness before God and man,
11    2,    3,  b,  156|         anxiety, I will eagerly bear the day's burden and the
12    2,    3,  b,  157|          while I detest evil, I bear no grudge against anyone. 
13    2,    3,  c,  162|         from the Lord Jesus, to bear witness to the gospel of
14    2,    4,  a,  183|        of our Lord Jesus Christ bear fruit in you (...).~ ~Brothers,
15    2,    4,  b,  184|         appointed you to go and bear fruit that will remain" (
16    2,    4,  b,  184|         progress in virtue, and bear fruit, that is to say, bring
17    2,    4,  b,  184|         Just as a branch cannot bear fruit on its own unless
18    2,    4,  c,  193|    snares of the devil.  Do not bear your poverty grudgingly. 
19    2,    4,  c,  201|       quickly grow, flower, and bear fruit.  If they surround
20    3,    1,  a,  227|         Just as a branch cannot bear fruit on its own unless
21    3,    1,  b,  232|        can finish my course and bear witness to the gospel of
22    3,    1,  b,  234|         worthy of the name they bear and save their souls.  You
23    3,    2,  b,  273|       Doctrine will continue to bear very little fruit until
24    3,    2,  c,  280|         to one's teaching"~ ~To bear abundant fruit, the teaching
25    3,    2,  d,  287|        souls so that they could bear fruit.43~ ~The teacher should
26    3,    2,  d,  288|       Have lots of patience and bear with their vivacious, restless,
27    3,    2,  d,  289|  flightiness and restlessness.  Bear with them if they are coarse,
28    3,    2,  e,  294|      able to buy this house and bear the considerable expenses
29    3,    2,  e,  296|    sufferings the deaf-mutemust bear all his life. 2~ ~ ~"A hermit
30    3,    2,  e,  301|      howsoever frigid, that can bear the sight of a deaf-mute
31    4,    2      322 |         country and will surely bear much good fruit (...).~ ~
32    4,    3,  b,  335|         breath of life that can bear fruit in all things human. 
33    4,    4,  d,  362|        months slip away....  So bear with me.  So, when I don'
34    5,    3,  a,  430|       relevant documents should bear the signature of Your Eminence.~ ~
35    5,    3,  b,  449|        and secure existence and bear ever more abundant fruit. 
36    5,    3,  d,  468|      you that you should go and bear fruit and that your fruit
37    5,    3,  d,  469|       lasting: "that you should bear fruit and that your fruit
38    5,    3,  d,  469|       his own duties.  Let each bear with the faults of others.