Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,4|        the synoptics refer to, it means the inmost change of heart
 2 Intro, 0,4|      kingdom.(9) But penance also means changing one's life in harmony
 3 Intro, 0,4|    penance. In this sense penance means, in the Christian theological
 4 Intro, 0,4|       life for Christ as the only means of gaining it;(11) an effort
 5 Intro, 0,4|    Afterward I shall indicate the means that enable the church to
 6 Intro, 0,4|          upright conscience, be a means of purification, enrichment
 7 I, 2,8    |          as the sign and also the means of salvation.~This is stated
 8 I, 2,8    |          the paths and offers the means for reaching this fourfold
 9 I, 2,8    |           quest for pleasure. The means are those of faithful and
10 I, 3,10   |     radiates through the world by means of the ministry of the church.~
11 I, 3,11   |           is to say, the sign and means of reconciliation in different
12 I, 3,11   |           church's hands they are means of conversion to God and
13 I, 3,12   |                             Other Means of Reconciliation ~12 The
14 I, 3,12   |           world to God.~The first means of this salvific action
15 I, 3,12   |        all. ~There is yet another means: that of preaching. The
16 I, 3,12   |           difficult and demanding means of pastoral action aimed
17 I, 3,12   |    brethren.~Finally there is the means of witness, which is almost
18 I, 3,12   |     throughout the world. By this means the church will effectively
19 II, 1,16  |            To speak of social sin means in the first place to recognize
20 II, 1,17  |  ignorance, that were forgiven by means of a sacrificial offering.(80)~
21 II, 2,21  |        the word, piety (eusebeia) means precisely the conduct of
22 III, 0,23 |         and sustained by adequate means, the pastoral activity of
23 III, 0,23 |         spheres, and with all the means at her disposal, words and
24 III, 0,23 |        following two points:~ The means used and the paths followed
25 III, 1    |          RECONCILIATION: WAYS AND MEANS ~
26 III, 1,24 |        her disposal two principal means which were entrusted to
27 III, 1,25 |           is in a certain sense a means and especially a way of
28 III, 1,25 |         of that truth through the means left by Christ to the church
29 III, 1,26 | Catechesis is therefore the first means to be used.~At the basis
30 III, 1,26 |          s brethren, even if this means interrupting the offering
31 III, 1,26 |           seven times,(137) which means in practice without any
32 III, 1,26 |    metanoia,(138) which literally means to allow the spirit to be
33 III, 1,26 |       into a second: Penance also means repentance. The two meanings
34 III, 1,26 |     synoptics.(141) To do penance means above all to restablish
35 III, 1,26 |          on almsgiving: This is a means of making charity a practical
36 III, 1,27 |        second divinely instituted means which the church offers
37 III, 1,27 |        himself in need and has no means of going to confession,
38 III, 2,29 |       improvement and updating by means of permanent study. What
39 III, 2,30 |     offered to each individual by means of sacramental absolution
40 III, 2,31 |       ordinarily be the effective means through which his redemptive
41 III, 2,31 |      arbitrarily to disregard the means of grace and salvation which
42 III, 2,31 |         all possible and suitable means to ensure that the greatest