Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,  3   |         all the Catholic faithful, certain indispensable elements of
 2 Intro,  3   |   documents, in order to reiterate certain truths that are part of
 3 Intro,  4   |       consequence, it is held that certain truths have been superseded;
 4 Intro,  4   |        problems are to be found in certain presuppositions of both
 5 Intro,  4   |          evince different nuances, certain theological proposals are
 6   4,  17    |           Christ and thus are in a certain communion, albeit imperfect,
 7   5,  18(73)| inseparable from Christ that, in a certain sense, it is identified
 8   6,  22    |           divine grace, it is also certain that objectively speaking
 9 End,  23    |         reiterating and clarifying certain truths of the faith, has
10 End,  23    |            1 Cor 15:3). Faced with certain problematic and even erroneous