Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Preface,    1      |       Eucharist, he was seen to fall into an ~ecstasy, and a
 2 ApCreed,    2,  1  |        times there are any ~who fall into these above-mentioned
 3 ApCreed,    3,  1  |      tools which, if he should ~fall against them, would seriously
 4 ApCreed,    6      |          for in no ~way does it fall in the natural way of our
 5 ApCreed,    6,  1  |    never be rescued. After the ~fall of man, our nature was weakened
 6 ApCreed,    7,  2  | thinking of it, will not easily fall into hell at death; for
 7 ApCreed,   10,  3  |      may say to the mountains: "Fall upon us and hide us ~from
 8 ApCreed,   12,  4  |  violently struck, it does ~not fall. The Church similarly can
 9 ApCreed,   12,  4  |    failed: "And whosoever shall fall upon this stone, shall be ~
10 ApCreed,   12,  4  |      but on whomsoever it shall fall, it shall grind him to powder."30 ~
11 ApCreed,   13,  1  |        the partners in marriage fall into venial sin, when ~their
12 10Command,    0,  1|            Into this error also fall those who wrongly use the
13 10Command,    8    |         that will become ~rich, fall into temptation, and into
14 10Command,    9    |         which resulted from the Fall, none has been free ~from
15 LordPray,    2,  4 |        a dry element which will fall to pieces unless it is mixed
16 LordPray,    7     |         order that they may not fall into sin again. In this
17 LordPray,    7     |       into temptation, and thus fall into sin. "And lead us not
18 LordPray,    7,  2 |       it all joy when you shall fall into divers temptations."19
19 LordPray,    7,  2 |        this withdrawal man does fall into sin. Therefore, we