Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 II,2  | difficulties experienced by the faithful in obtaining knowledge of
 2 II,2  |         meet the needs of their faithful in this very serious matter,
 3 VII,5 |       of society. As far as the faithful are concerned, their consent
 4 IX,2  |      and the moral sense of the faithful have declared without hesitation
 5 XI,1  |       draw the attention of the faithful in present-day circumstances
 6 XI,5  |                    The more the faithful appreciate the value of
 7 XII,2 |         the Apostle exhorts the faithful to overcome temptations
 8 XII,3 |      pressing exhortations, the faithful of the present time, and
 9 XII,3 |       lives of saints and other faithful people, especially young
10 XIII,1|         Bishops to instruct the faithful in the moral teaching concerning
11 XIII,1|       be necessary to bring the faithful to understand that the Church
12 XIII,3|      collaborators to alert the faithful against the erroneous opinions