Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    2,  14, 165 |       instruct the child in its religious duties, if the parents neglect
 2    2,  26, 289 |       and to the neglect of the religious education of the children.
 3    3,   1, 159 |      truths of our Faith in the religious writings and preachings
 4    3,   7, 366 |         the service of God in a religious state; and in His public
 5    3,  12, 555 |   guilty who put firm belief in religious or other practices that
 6    3,  12, 555 |        who put a firm belief in religious or other practices that
 7    3,  14, 664 |       instruct the child in its religious duties, if the parents neglect
 8    3,  15, 671 |        belongs to our faith and religious duties.~ ~
 9    3,  18, 820 |   charitable institutions where religious communities of holy men
10    3,  18, 821 |                 Q. 822. Who are religious?~A. Religious are self-sacrificing
11    3,  18, 821 |      822. Who are religious?~A. Religious are self-sacrificing men
12    3,  18, 821 |      which they live are called religious orders, communities or congregations.~ ~
13    3,  18, 822 |           Q. 823. Are there any religious communities of priests?~
14    3,  18, 822 |      priests?~A. There are many religious communities of priests,
15    3,  18, 823 |         there so many different religious communities?~A. There are
16    3,  18, 823 |        There are many different religious communities:~1. Because
17    3,  18, 823 |     communities:~1. Because all religious are not fitted for the same
18    3,  24, 989 |        one who exercises over a religious community of men authority
19    3,  24, 992 |     vocation to the priestly or religious life. We can discover it
20    3,  25, 1036|       and to the neglect of the religious education of the children.~ ~ ~
21    3,  25, 1040| sanctions them, prohibiting all religious ceremony at them by forbidding
22    3,  25, 1041|         to frequent disputes on religious questions between husband
23    3,  26, 1058|          4. To add solemnity to religious acts.~ ~ ~
24    3,  26, 1092|     cloth forming a part of the religious dress of monks, priests
25    3,  26, 1092|     priests and sisters of some religious orders. It is worn over
26    3,  29, 1136|       Moral laws, guiding their religious belief and actions.~ ~ ~
27    3,  30, 1154|        in all our devotions and religious practices?~A. In all our
28    3,  30, 1154|        In all our devotions and religious practices we must carefully
29    3,  30, 1166|    sermons, missions, retreats, religious sodalities and societies
30    3,  31, 1192|        love of whom they became religious heroes in their faith.~ ~
31    3,  32, 1224|         to enforce the laws. In religious matters bishops and others
32    3,  32, 1228|    Societies in which any false religious ceremony or form of worship
33    3,  32, 1230|   promise strict obedience to a religious superior?~A. It is lawful
34    3,  32, 1230|   promise strict obedience to a religious superior, because such superior
35    3,  32, 1233|      taken by persons living in religious communities or consecrated
36    3,  32, 1236|       to a holy place made in a religious manner and for a religious
37    3,  32, 1236|      religious manner and for a religious purpose.~ ~
38    3,  32, 1246|      Sunday are: The reading of religious books or papers, teaching
39    3,  32, 1246|       attending the meetings of religious sodalities or societies.
40    3,  35, 1328|       from the neglect of their religious duties.~ ~ ~
41    3,  36, 1358|         and school by attending religious worship in the one and by
42    3,  36, 1359|     bishops, priests, missions, religious institutions and religion
43    3,  36, 1370|         family, and prevent the religious education of the children.~ ~ ~
44    3,  37, 1400|      some of the more essential religious truths we must know and
45    3,  37, 1400|      Some of the more essential religious truths we must know and