Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,1  |         the merciful love of the Father which has once again been
 2  I,5     |        the Word and image of the Father, that "all things were made" (
 3  I,5     |          we have also adored the Father and the Spirit, the one
 4  I,13    |        footsteps of Abraham "our father in faith" (cf. Rom 4:11-
 5 II,20    |     revealed this to you, but my Father who is in heaven" (16:17).
 6 II,20    |     needed, which comes from the Father (cf. ibid.). Luke gives
 7 II,20    |         of the only Son from the Father" (1:14). ~
 8 II,21    |     Eternal Word, the Son of the Father. The two natures, without
 9 II,22    |          to the glory of God the Father" (Phil 2:9-11). ~
10 II,24    |          that I must be about my Father's affairs?" (Lk 2:49). It
11 II,24    |        Jesus has no doubts: "The Father is in me and I am in the
12 II,24    |         is in me and I am in the Father" (Jn 10:38).~However valid
13 II,24    |          but also called God his Father, making himself equal with
14 II,24    |          the Son of the heavenly Father. ~
15 II,25    |        him, and alone before the Father, Jesus cries out to him
16 II,25    |      expression of trust: "Abba, Father". He asks him to take away,
17 II,25    |           cf. Mk 14:36). But the Father seems not to want to heed
18 II,25    |         to bring man back to the Father's face, Jesus not only had
19 II,25    | anguished "why" addressed to the Father in the opening words of
20 II,26    |       who offers his life to the Father in love, for the salvation
21 II,26    |          sin, "abandoned" by the Father, he "abandons" himself into
22 II,26    |    himself into the hands of the Father. His eyes remain fixed on
23 II,26    |         eyes remain fixed on the Father. Precisely because of the
24 II,26    |  knowledge and experience of the Father which he alone has, even
25 II,26    |           He alone, who sees the Father and rejoices fully in him,
26 II,26    |      what it means to resist the Father's love by sin. More than
27 II,26    |          profound unity with the Father, by its very nature a source
28 II,27    |       Divine Providence, God the Father shows Catherine of Siena
29 II,27    |        34) and expressing to the Father his ultimate filial abandonment: "
30 II,27    |    ultimate filial abandonment: "Father, into your hands I commend
31 II,28    |         The Resurrection was the Father's response to Christ's obedience,
32 III,30   |     together by the unity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit",15
33 III,31   |         perfect as your heavenly Father is perfect" (Mt 5:48). ~
34 III,32   |          to contemplation of the Father's face. Learning this Trinitarian
35 III,33   |      Christ, the revealer of the Father and the Saviour of the world,
36 III,33   |      resting filially within the Father's heart. This is the lived
37 III,33   |     loves me will be loved by my Father, and I will love him and
38 IV,42    |         the heart of the Eternal Father and is poured out upon us
39 IV,48    |        the Upper Room — "as you, Father, are in me and I in you,
40 IV,48    |         unity of Christ with the Father as the wellspring of the
41 Conclu,58|          them in the name of the Father, and of the Son and of the
42 Conclu,59|         whole Church rise to the Father, through Christ, in the