Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 ApCreed,    4,  2 |        because such would make God wholly without knowledge; and ~
 2 ApCreed,    7,  1 |           bite."12 Although Christ wholly ~overcame death, yet not
 3 ApCreed,   10,  1 |       Judge. But the Godhead is so wholly delightful that ~no one
 4 ApCreed,   14,  2 | incorruptible,"12 this is to mean, wholly free from the defects of ~
 5 ApCreed,   14,  3 |         but that ~the body will be wholly subject to the spirit.~ ~
 6 10Command,    6   |            come."2 This is ~an act wholly blameworthy because it is
 7 LordPray,    2,  3|      telling of it every tongue is wholly inadequate. Accordingly,
 8 LordPray,    5    |          always want more. This is wholly immoderate, because one'
 9 HailMary,    4    |       forth, and ~He certainly was wholly without sin.~ ~
10 HailMary,    8    |      others. She is purity itself, wholly lacking in ~every guilt
11 HailMary,    8    |             The Blessed Virgin was wholly free from this, since she ~
12 HailMary,    8    |            world ~and are occupied wholly with the things of the Lord.27~ ~