Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,4  |       opinions opposed to the teaching which they received from
 2 II,2  |  knowledge of wholesome moral teaching, especially in sexual matters,
 3 II,2  |    pastors in expounding this teaching effectively. The Bishops
 4 III,3 | Savior and Sanctifier, in His teaching and example, as the supreme
 5 IV,3  |   seen a contradiction of the teaching and spirit of the Gospel.~
 6  V,1  |  Christian life, this general teaching equally applies to sexual
 7  V,1  |    transmitted as part of her teaching, however much the opinions
 8  V,5  |  briefly sum up the Council's teaching - more fully expounded in
 9 VIII,1|    opposition to the constant teaching of the Magisterium and to
10 IX,2  |       is contradictory to the teaching and pastoral practice of
11  X,4  |     According to the Church's teaching, mortal sin, which is opposed
12  X,6  |    tradition and the Church's teaching, and as right reason also
13  X,8  | diminish in no way the saving teaching of Christ constitutes an
14 XI,5  |      docility to the Church's teaching, what an upright conscience
15 XIII,1|     the faithful in the moral teaching concerning sexual morality,