Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,1  |      Mary's spouse shared in the divine mystery, the Church-on the
 2  I,3     |         and the one in Luke. The divine messenger introduces Joseph
 3  I,3     |           in accordance with the divine promise, will bring to perfect
 4 II,4(7)  |         Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation, Dei Verbum,
 5 II,5     |        and become sharers in the divine nature (cf. Eph 2:18; 2
 6 II,5     |       the first guardian of this divine mystery. Together with Mary,
 7 II,5     |       spouse in the faith of the divine annunciation. He is also
 8 II,6(10) |         Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation, Dei Verbum,
 9 II,8     |         august dignity, since by divine disposition he was guardian,
10 II,8     | interrelate according to precise divine commands communicated by
11 II,8     |        world, in accordance with divine dispositions and human laws.
12 II,14    |       Galilee, an event in which divine providence once again had
13 III,18   |          meant to endure. In her divine motherhood Mary had to continue
14 III,19   |        Joseph not only heard the divine truth concerning his wife'
15 III,21   |      human family, formed by the divine mystery. In this family,
16 III,21   |         up into the unity of the Divine Person of the Word-Son,
17  V,26    |        at the disposition of the divine designs, to make over to
18  V,27    |       undoubtedly those whom the divine will had most intimately
19  V,27    |     sensitive to the impulses of divine love have rightly seen in
20  V,27    |        contemplative love of the divine Truth which radiated from
21 VI,30    |           As the Constitution on Divine Revelation of the Second
22 VI,30    |    reflection on the marriage of divine and human action in the
23 VI,30    |      which economy the first-the divine one-is wholly sufficient
24 VI,30(46)|         Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation, Dei Verbum,
25 VI,31    |        provident guardian of the divine Family," "the beloved inheritance