Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,1   |         him and took his wife" (cf. Mt 1 :24).~Inspired by
 2 Intro,1(1)|                                 Cf. St. Irenaeus, Adversus
 3 Intro,1(4)|                                 Cf. St. John Chrysostom, In
 4 Intro,1(4)|       and his most holy Mother: cf., for example, St. Bernard,
 5  I,3      |         took Mary as his wife" (cf. Mt 1:24). He took her in
 6 II,4      |  clearest "obedience of faith" (cf. Rom 1:5; 16:26; 2 Cor 10:
 7 II,4(6)   |                                 Cf. ibid., 63.~
 8 II,5      |        the mystery of his will (cf. Eph 1:9). His will was
 9 II,5      |   sharers in the divine nature (cf. Eph 2:18; 2 Pt 1 4)."(8)~
10 II,5(9)   |                                 Cf. Second Vatican Ecumenical
11 II,7      |      predestination is ordered (cf. Rom 8:28-29)-comes to pass
12 II,7      |         intact in the marriage (cf. Mt 1:18-25; Lk 1:26-38),
13 II,7      |        and to Mary as his wife (cf. Mt 1:16, 18-20, 24; Lk
14 II,7(13)  |          I, 11, 12: PL 44, 421; cf. De consensu evangelistarum,
15 II,7(14)  |          I, 11, 13: PL 44, 421; cf. Contra Iulianum, V, 12,
16 II,7(15)  |                                 Cf. St. Augustine, Contra Faustum,
17 II,7(16)  |                                 Cf. Discourses of January 9,
18 II,7(19)  |          49: loc. cit., p. 140; cf. Second Vatican Ecumenical
19 II,8(21)  |                                 Cf. St. John Chrysostom, In
20 II,8(23)  |                                 Cf. Roman Missal, Collect for
21 II,8(24)  |                                 Cf. ibid., Preface for the
22 II,9      |         of Joseph of Nazareth" (cf. Jn 1:45) in the registry
23 II,10     |        of that "self-emptying" (cf. Phil 2:5-8) which Christ
24 II,10     |       the great and happy news (cf. Lk 2:15- 16) . Later he
25 II,10     |         who came from the East (cf. Mt 2:11). ~
26 II,11     |         and with this ceremony (cf. Lk 2:21) Joseph exercised
27 II,11     |        a shadow of the reality (cf. Heb 9:9f; 10:1) serves
28 II,11     |      circumcision was the sign (cf. Gn 17:13), reaches its
29 II,11     |       all the ancient promises (cf. 2 Cor 1:20). ~
30 II,12     |       which there is salvation (cf. Acts 4:12). Its significance
31 II,12     |        people from their sins" (cf. Mt 1:21). In conferring
32 II,13     |         true "price" of ransom (cf. 1 Cor 6:20; 7:23; 1 Pt
33 II,13     |        that is spoken against" (cf. Lk 2:30-34). ~
34 II,14     |   called my son' " (Mt 2:14-15; cf. Hos 11:1). ~And so Jesus'
35 II,16(29) |                                 Cf. Roman Missal, Eucharistic
36 III,18    |       the wife of her husband" (cf. Lk 1:27).~
37 III,19    |        through the Holy Spirit (cf. Rm 5:5) molds every human
38 III,19    |      Spirit, the Giver of Life (cf. Jn 6:63). Joseph, in obedience
39 IV,23(34) |                                 Cf. Encyclical Letter Laborem
40 IV,23(35) |        of workers and laborers; Cf., for example, Leo XIII,
41  V,26(38) |                                 Cf. St. Thomas, Summa Theol.
42  V,27     |         with Jesus for healing (cf. for example, Mk 1:41),
43  V,27     |        in their mothers' wombs (cf. Lk 1:41-44).~As we have
44  V,27(40) |                                 Cf. Pius XII, Encyclical Letter
45  V,27(41) |                                 Cf. St. Thomas, Summa Theol.
46 VI,28(42) |                                 Cf. Sacror. Rituum Congreg.,
47 VI,29     |   special "power from on high" (cf. Lk 24:49; Acts 1:8): a
48 VI,30     | ours-though capable of nothing (cf. Jn 15:5), is never dispensed
49 VI,31(48) |                                 Cf. Roman Missal, Collect,
50 VI,31(49) |                                 Cf. Leo XIII, "Oratio ad Sanctum