Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,2    |           these being the right to life and to a worthy quality
 2 Intro, 0,2    |         and to a worthy quality of life, which is all the more scandalous
 3 Intro, 0,2(4) |         Decree on the Ministry and Life of Priests Presbyterorum
 4 Intro, 0,4    |          also means changing one's life in harmony with the change
 5 Intro, 0,4    |          God's lose his or her own life for Christ as the only means
 6 Intro, 0,4    |           to the Christian's whole life.~In each of these meanings
 7 Intro, 0,4    |          bears fruit in a person s life through acts of penance.~
 8 Intro, 0,4    |          impulse for the Christian life And Apostolate, That reflection
 9 Intro, 0,4(17)|      destined for a higher form of life. Torn by a welter of anxieties
10 Intro, 0,4(17)|         host of discords in social life." Gaudium et Spes, 10.~
11 I, 1,5        |      property in a loose and empty life, the dark days of exile
12 I, 2,7        |           shall we be saved by his life. Not only so, but we also
13 I, 2,8        |      church, for which he gave his life and which he established
14 I, 2,9        |            for Christian faith and life, in accordance with the
15 I, 3,11       |         sacraments are a source of life for the church and in the
16 II, 0,13      |      various circles of a person's life: in relation to the family,
17 II, 0,13      |       dimension of work and social life, forgetting the vertical
18 II, 1,14      |        sovereignty over his or her life, at least at that particular
19 II, 1,15      |     brother and finally taking his life.(71)~According to the Babel
20 II, 1,15      |            and who sustains him in life. It is therefore a suicidal
21 II, 1,15      |        psyche and in the spiritual life as well as in society, where
22 II, 1,16      |           very foundation of human life; and also in his spirit,
23 II, 1,16      |          right to nd including the life of the unborn or against
24 II, 1,17      |            of the loss of the true life or "eternal life," which
25 II, 1,17      |          the true life or "eternal life," which for John is knowledge
26 II, 1,17      |        salvation of anyone in this life."(91)~But when we ponder
27 II, 1,17      |           the supreme principle of life, which is God, since God
28 II, 1,17      |    perpetrated by man against this life, which is God, since God
29 II, 1,17      |            and love of God in this life and toward perfect union
30 II, 1,17      |         detaching himself from the life principle which God is and
31 II, 1,17      |           that unites him with his life principle: It is a mortal
32 II, 1,17      |          not kill the supernatural life: There is no middle way
33 II, 1,17      |           is no middle way between life and death.~Likewise, care
34 II, 1,18      |          in order to situate one's life outside of obedience to
35 II, 1,18      |     eliminate him from one's daily life. A model of society which
36 II, 1,18      |            and dominion over man's life.~Even in the field of the
37 II, 1,18      |           field of the thought and life of the church certain trends
38 II, 2,22      |                Toward a Reconciled Life ~22. Thus the word of Scripture,
39 II, 2,22      |       divine mercy to a reconciled life. ~
40 III, 0,23     |         church's consciousness and life. This pastoral activity
41 III, 1,25     |           the certainty of eternal life for the immortal soul. May
42 III, 1,25     |    economics...(and) international life,"(131) are called upon to
43 III, 1,26     |        which constitutes a path of life?~From the pastors of the
44 III, 1,26     |          harm both to the interior life of individual Christians
45 III, 1,26     |           can say, the penitential life.~As the synod recalled,
46 III, 1,26     |          role of conscience in our life.(144) I myself, following
47 III, 1,26     |        imprison man in the earthly life at which he is more or less
48 III, 1,26     |            comes after the present life: beyond the mysterious gates
49 III, 1,26     |    different needs inherent in the life of the human community,
50 III, 1,27     |          in bringing the Christian life to maturity, signifies and
51 III, 2,28     |            authentically Christian life. And on the other hand,
52 III, 2,29     |      intense and genuine spiritual life. In order to lead others
53 III, 2,29     |            a wealth of grace, true life and spiritual radiation
54 III, 2,31     |           our teacher and model of life, and with the heavenly Father,
55 III, 2,31     |          about a radical change of life. But we all to well to recall
56 III, 2,31     |           sacrament to begin a new life (and therefore they should
57 III, 2,31     | collaboration with his bishop, his life of prayer-in a word, the
58 III, 2,32     |            will help to give fresh life to the practice of the sacrament
59 III, 2,32     |         capable of inspiring fresh life and giving true peace of