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 1  Intro               |      woven into the tissues of a perfect ~life as in that of St.
 2 ApCreed,    1        |        No one then can arrive at perfect happiness of heaven, which ~
 3 ApCreed,    1        |       man of ~himself could in a perfect manner know all things visible
 4 ApCreed,    2   (6)  |          highest and ~absolutely perfect could be found in many.
 5 ApCreed,    4,  1    |         we shall know it ~with a perfect vision in the life eternal.
 6 ApCreed,    6   (2)  |           As Christ was true and perfect man, He was capable of truly
 7 ApCreed,   11   (15) |     equaily ~omnipoent, eternal, perfect, the supreme good, infinitely
 8 ApCreed,   12,  1    |       said: "One is My dove; ~My perfect one is but one."5 The unity
 9 ApCreed,   13,  1    |         which prevent one from a perfect purification from ~one's
10 ApCreed,   14,  2    |         rise in the condition of perfect ~age, which is of thirty-two
11 ApCreed,   14,  2    |        age, did not possess this perfect age, and the ~old had already
12 ApCreed,   14,  2    |          the Son of God, unto a ~perfect man, unto the measure of
13 ApCreed,   14   (13) |        creation all things ~came perfect from the hand of God, so
14 ApCreed,   15,  1    |         consists, firstly, in ~a perfect vision: "We see now through
15 ApCreed,   15,  1    | everlasting life is the full and perfect satisfying of every ~desire;
16 ApCreed,   15,  1    |        desires; and, therefore, ~perfect satiety is found in God
17 ApCreed,   15,  2    |          be the highest and most perfect pleasure, ~for it derives
18 ApCreed,   15,  2    |          given."17~ ~Again, most perfect security is there. In this
19 ApCreed,   15,  2    |        In this world there is no perfect ~security; for in so far
20 ApCreed,   15,  3    |         EVERLASTING DEATH?~ ~The perfect will enjoy all this in the
21 10Command,    2,  1  |          it is necessary to do a perfect work: "Behold with your ~
22 10Command,    2,  3  |          justice should ~be more perfect, ought to come together
23 10Command,    2,  3  |        is had on those, even the perfect, who neither speak nor ~
24 10Command,    2,  4  |    However, this is for the more perfect.54 "O taste, and see that
25 10Command,    3,  2  |      body he dies young: "Being ~perfect in a short space, he fulfilled
26 10Command,    4,  2  |        true virtue ~consisted in perfect quiet of soul. The Peripatetics,
27 10Command,    5      |        marriage was at no time a perfect state until the law of Christ
28 Sacramen             |         so constituted that they perfect and multiply the entire
29 Sacramen,    1       |     brought up into ~stature and perfect strength; thirdly, by food
30 Sacramen,    1       |       necessary that man develop perfect ~strength, which is, as
31 Sacramen,    3   (14)|          or simply by an act of ~perfect contrition.~ ~
32 Sacramen,    9       |          obtain."37 The third is perfect enjoyment, wherein we ~shall
33 LordPray,    1,  1   |         of God consists in being perfect, since love and mercy should
34 LordPray,    1,  1   |         love and mercy should be perfect: "Be ye therefore perfect,
35 LordPray,    1,  1   |        perfect: "Be ye therefore perfect, as also your Heavenly Father
36 LordPray,    1,  1   |          your Heavenly Father is perfect."14~ ~Thirdly, we owe God
37 LordPray,    3,  2   |   greatly desired because of the perfect justice that obtains there: "
38 LordPray,    3,  2   |        be desired because of its perfect liberty. Here below there
39 LordPray,    3,  2   |          but above there will be perfect liberty without any form
40 LordPray,    4,  3   |       and the acceptable and the perfect will of God."11 That is,
41 LordPray,    4,  3   |          the right heart."13 And perfect, because noble: "Be you
42 LordPray,    4,  3   |         noble: "Be you therefore perfect, as your Heavenly Father
43 LordPray,    4,  3   |          your Heavenly Father is perfect."14 When we say "Thy will
44 LordPray,    4,  4   |         arise incorrupt and most perfect: "It is sown a natural body;
45 LordPray,    4,  4   |        justice and knowledge and perfect life. Therefore, when we
46 LordPray,    6,  3   |      twofold. One applies to the perfect, where the one offended
47 HailMary,    4       |       received grace in the most perfect degree, because she had
48 Question,    1,  14  |       what St. Thomas calls the "perfect age" of thirty-three years.~ ~
49 Question,    2,  3   |        saintly lives ~(the "more perfect" of the text). This is a
50 Question,    3,  1   |     Church, and ~five Sacraments perfect the individual. Explain
51 Question,    4,  4   |   kingdom of God because of ~its perfect justice, its perfect liberty,
52 Question,    4,  4   |         its perfect justice, its perfect liberty, and its great riches.