Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1  II, 0,13|        revealed in himself the perfect and definitive features
 2  II, 0,13|       is in his very being the perfect mediator between the Father
 3 III, 0,20|        You, therefore, must be perfect, as your heavenly Father
 4 III, 0,20|        your heavenly Father is perfect' (Mt. 5:48). But priests
 5 III, 0,21|     Church. All this he did in perfect obedience to the Father;
 6 III, 0,26|       will the priest become a perfect disciple of the Lord. Only
 7 III, 0,29|    virginity or celibacy. This perfect continence for love of the
 8 III, 0,29| prefigures and anticipates the perfect and final communion and
 9 III, 0,29|         in the conviction that perfect chastity in priestly celibacy
10 III, 0,29|        today, many people call perfect continence impossible. The
11  IV, 0,40|  charity (cf. Jas. 2:8) or the perfect law of freedom (cf. Jas.
12   V, 1,50|      constant exercise of that perfect charity by which they can
13  VI, 0,70|      useful for the worthy and perfect exercise of the ministry
14  VI, 0,72|     most complete, genuine and perfect expression of what it means