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 1 Intro, 0,2   |    profess and practice one's own faith.  The various forms of discrimination:
 2 Intro, 0,2   |      inmost self. In the light of faith we call it sin: beginning
 3 Intro, 0,4   |         and deepening in personal faith. May it also be a leaven
 4 I, 2,7       |   initiative on his part. But our faith teaches us that this initiative
 5 I, 2,7       |    dimension which in the eyes of faith always prevails over the "
 6 I, 2,9       |           essential for Christian faith and life, in accordance
 7 I, 2,9       |       world that do not share her faith, but even, as a result of
 8 I, 3,10      |     church.~For, according to our faith, the word of God became
 9 I, 3,12      |      commitment to conversion, to faith, to getting up again after
10 II, 0,13     |          eyes enlightened"(63) by faith. These consequences of sin
11 II, 1,16     |       guilt. But it is a truth of faith, also confirmed by our experience
12 II, 1,16(74) |           for the Doctrine of the Faith: Instruction on Certain
13 II, 1,17     |         and idolatry: repudiating faith in revealed truth and making
14 II, 1,17     | experience that along the road of faith and justice which leads
15 II, 1,18     |          principles of reason and faith which the moral teaching
16 II, 2,20     |         believers professed their faith in the mystery of Christ,
17 II, 2,20(106)|           community expresses its faith in the crucified and glorified
18 III, 0,23    |    illumined by the principles of faith which we have explained
19 III, 1,25    |     baptism and the profession of faith acknowledge their membership
20 III, 1,25    |         communities which profess faith in Christ, the Son of God
21 III, 1,25    |           avoid subordinating the faith which unites to the opinions,
22 III, 1,25    |          and consistency with the faith transmitted and defined
23 III, 1,25    |         for encounter at least in faith in one God and in the certainty
24 III, 1,25    |         other Christian churches- faith in Jesus Christ, the Son
25 III, 1,26    |           with the certainties of faith what comes after the present
26 III, 1,27    |        that the church, guided by faith in this great sacrament,
27 III, 2,28    |         clear confirmation of its faith regarding the sacrament
28 III, 2,28    |           renew and reaffirm this faith at a moment when it might
29 III, 2,30    |           an essential element of faith concerning the value and
30 III, 2,30    |       with God (175)~The church's faith in this sacrament involves
31 III, 2,31    |          following convictions of faith, to which are connected
32 III, 2,31    |  sacraments. But in the school of faith we learn that the same Savior
33 III, 2,31    |        and precious sacraments of faith would ordinarily be the
34 III, 2,31    |         which is more filled with faith, not anxious but trusting;
35 III, 2,31    |     penance is administered. Only faith can give us certainty that
36 III, 2,31    |        and in a spirit of genuine faith and devotion. If a priest
37 III, 2,34    |    frequent repetition of acts of faith, hope, charity and sorrow
38 Concl, 0,35  |       brothers and sisters in the faith, distant in time but so
39 Concl, 0,35  |        communion in obedience and faith(207) receive the indications,