Part, Chapter, Paragraph
1 2, 26, 288 | persons who have a different religion or no religion at all?~A.
2 2, 26, 288 | different religion or no religion at all?~A. The Church does
3 2, 26, 288 | persons who have a different religion or no religion at all. ~
4 2, 26, 288 | different religion or no religion at all. ~
5 2, 26, 289 | persons who have a different religion or no religion at all?~
6 2, 26, 289 | different religion or no religion at all?~ The Church forbids
7 2, 26, 289 | persons who have a different religion or no religion at all, because
8 2, 26, 289 | different religion or no religion at all, because such marriages
9 2, 27, 296 | the chief mysteries of our religion. ~
10 2, 27, 297 | the chief mysteries of our religion?~A. The sign of the Cross
11 2, 27, 297 | the chief mysteries of our religion because it expresses the
12 2, 35, 391 | minds the great mysteries of religion and the virtues and rewards
13 3, 1, 157 | truths and practices of our religion.~ ~
14 3, 3, 181 | the mysteries of our holy religion are beyond comparison.~ ~
15 3, 3, 201 | 201. Why must a divine religion have mysteries?~A. A divine
16 3, 3, 201 | have mysteries?~A. A divine religion must have mysteries because
17 3, 3, 201 | Himself must teach them. A religion that has only natural truths,
18 3, 3, 201 | and teach, is only a human religion.~
19 3, 7, 326 | things that the Christian religion imposes?~ ~
20 3, 8, 389 | at His death the Jewish religion ceased to be the true religion,
21 3, 8, 389 | religion ceased to be the true religion, and God no longer manifested
22 3, 8, 390 | 391. Why did the Jewish religion, which up to the death of
23 3, 8, 390 | Christ had been the true religion, cease at that time to be
24 3, 8, 390 | that time to be the true religion?~A. The Jewish religion,
25 3, 8, 390 | religion?~A. The Jewish religion, which, up to the death
26 3, 8, 390 | Christ, had been the true religion, ceased at that time to
27 3, 8, 390 | that time to be the true religion, because it was only a promise
28 3, 8, 390 | figure of the Christian religion, and when the redemption
29 3, 8, 390 | accomplished and the Christian religion established by the death
30 3, 8, 391 | all the laws of the Jewish religion abolished by the establishment
31 3, 8, 391 | moral laws of the Jewish religion were not abolished by the
32 3, 9, 439 | who were not of the Jewish religion or members of the Church
33 3, 10, 453 | the benefits of our holy religion and of its influence upon
34 3, 10, 471 | superstition, which is a misuse of religion, are opposed to Faith.~ ~
35 3, 11, 483 | Q. 484. How was the true religion preserved from Adam till
36 3, 11, 483 | coming of Christ?~A. The true religion was preserved from Adam
37 3, 11, 484 | future events connected with religion, that they might foretell
38 3, 11, 486 | Q. 487. Was the true religion universal before the coming
39 3, 11, 486 | coming of Christ?~A. The true religion was not universal before
40 3, 11, 492 | truths and practice the religion He has taught.~ ~
41 3, 11, 509 | 2. Firmly believes the religion he professes and practices
42 3, 11, 509 | practices to be the true religion, and~3. Dies without the
43 3, 11, 513 | do not wish to leave the religion in which they were born.~
44 3, 11, 513 | Catholic Church.~3. One religion is as good as another if
45 3, 11, 514 | should remain in a false religion because we were born in
46 3, 11, 514 | work.~3. To say that one religion is as good as another is
47 3, 11, 514 | came to abolish the old religion and found the new in which
48 3, 11, 515 | can there be only one true religion?~A. There can be only one
49 3, 11, 515 | There can be only one true religion, because a thing cannot
50 3, 11, 515 | Christ disturb the Jewish religion and the Apostles condemn
51 3, 12, 540 | for the spread of the true religion by giving alms for the establishment
52 3, 13, 603 | are tempted to deny our religion by word or deed, the Sacramental
53 3, 14, 642 | child up in the Catholic religion. But if a child is surely
54 3, 14, 651 | from the enemies of our religion, rather than give up Catholic
55 3, 14, 658 | heretics or enemies of religion and virtue;~2. The names
56 3, 14, 663 | the chief truths of our religion.~ ~
57 3, 14, 665 | and profess the Catholic religion themselves, how can they
58 3, 15, 686 | profess and practice our religion?~A. We must openly profess
59 3, 15, 686 | profess and practice our religion as often as we cannot do
60 3, 16, 736 | Are the enemies of our religion right when they say man
61 3, 16, 736 | sins?~A. The enemies of our religion are right when they say
62 3, 18, 814 | ignorant of the truths of religion and those who are in doubt
63 3, 18, 821 | to the service of God and religion. They live together in societies
64 3, 20, 863 | of some abandoning their religion rather than submit to the
65 3, 24, 996 | say, to preach the true religion, to administer the Sacraments,
66 3, 24, 1001| 1. Because in the Jewish religion, which was only a figure
67 3, 24, 1001| figure of the Christian religion, there was a true priesthood
68 3, 25, 1012| relationship, intention, religion and other matters affecting
69 3, 25, 1021| truths and duties of their religion for how will they teach
70 3, 25, 1031| with persons of a different religion, and in general all laws
71 3, 25, 1035| persons who have a different religion or no religion at all?~A.
72 3, 25, 1035| different religion or no religion at all?~A. The Church does
73 3, 25, 1035| persons who have a different religion or no religion at all.~ ~ ~
74 3, 25, 1035| different religion or no religion at all.~ ~ ~
75 3, 25, 1036| persons who have a different religion or no religion at all?~A.
76 3, 25, 1036| different religion or no religion at all?~A. The Church forbids
77 3, 25, 1036| persons who have a different religion, or no religion at all,
78 3, 25, 1036| different religion, or no religion at all, because such marriages
79 3, 25, 1037| with persons of a different religion called, and when does the
80 3, 25, 1037| with persons of a different religion are called mixed marriages.
81 3, 25, 1038| free exercise of his or her religion;~2. That the Catholic shall
82 3, 25, 1038| brought up in the Catholic religion.~ ~The marriage ceremony
83 3, 25, 1039| make profession of a false religion in acknowledging as a priest
84 3, 25, 1041| in the practice of their religion;~3. Because such marriages
85 3, 26, 1054| every class the truths of religion, which they may learn as
86 3, 26, 1065| the chief mysteries of our religion.~ ~
87 3, 26, 1066| the chief mysteries of our religion?~A. The sign of the cross
88 3, 26, 1066| the chief mysteries of our religion because it expresses the
89 3, 26, 1080| chief truths of our holy religion and converted many to the
90 3, 29, 1139| abolished when the Christian religion was established?~A. The
91 3, 29, 1139| establishment of the Christian religion because they regard truth
92 3, 30, 1142| give up the practice of our religion for their sake.~ ~
93 3, 30, 1148| worship by rejecting the religion He has instituted and following
94 3, 30, 1149| serve God in the form of religion He has instituted and in
95 3, 30, 1149| serve God in the form of religion He has instituted and in
96 3, 30, 1166| we neglect to learn our religion when He has given us the
97 3, 30, 1168| explain the truths of our religion unless we are certain of
98 3, 30, 1170| deny that He revealed a religion; 3. Agnostics, who will
99 3, 30, 1170| who have rejected the true religion, in which they formerly
100 3, 30, 1170| believed, to join a false religion; 8. Rationalists and Materialists,
101 3, 30, 1174| neighbor, and disgracing their religion by sinful and scandalous
102 3, 30, 1176| those who neglect the true religion for the sake of relatives
103 3, 30, 1176| those who neglect the true religion for the sake of relatives
104 3, 30, 1177| seek and embrace the true religion?~A. Some give as an excuse
105 3, 30, 1177| seek and embrace the true religion that we should live in the
106 3, 30, 1177| that we should live in the religion in which we were born, and
107 3, 30, 1177| were born, and that one religion is as good as another if
108 3, 30, 1178| discovered it; 2. Because if one religion is as good as another, Our
109 3, 30, 1178| have abolished the Jewish religion, nor the apostles have preached
110 3, 30, 1181| as we cannot conceal our religion without violating some law
111 3, 31, 1192| heroes, so do we honor our religion by honoring its Saints.
112 3, 31, 1192| Saints. By honoring our religion we honor God, who taught
113 3, 32, 1226| called upon to defend our religion against false charges; or
114 3, 32, 1249| Old Law means the law or religion given to the Jews; the New
115 3, 32, 1249| New Law means the law or religion given to Christians.~ ~
116 3, 33, 1279| respect for God and holy religion.~ ~
117 3, 35, 1332| minds the great mysteries of religion and the virtues and rewards
118 3, 36, 1359| religious institutions and religion in general.~ ~
119 3, 36, 1365| the minister of another religion?~A. It is a mortal sin for
120 3, 36, 1365| the minister of another religion, and they who attempt to
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