Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,4(15)|            on behalf of Christ, be reconciled to God": 2 Cor 5:20.~
 2 Intro, 0,4    |      family of those who have been reconciled.~Reconciliation becomes
 3 I, 1,6        |           not converted and is not reconciled with his father and brother,
 4 I, 1,6        |           converted in order to be reconciled.~The parable of the prodigal
 5 I, 1,6        |         desire and longing for one reconciled and united family. It therefore
 6 I, 2,7        |            we were enemies we were reconciled to God by the death of his
 7 I, 2,7        |         much more, now that we are reconciled, shall we be saved by his
 8 I, 2,7        |         Christians of Corinth: "Be reconciled to God."(23)~This mission
 9 I, 2,7        |           in Christ the Father has reconciled to himself all creatures,
10 I, 2,9        |                                The Reconciled Church ~9. My venerable
11 I, 2,9        | reconciling, must begin by being a reconciled church. Beneath this simple
12 I, 2,9        |          in order to be completely reconciled, she knows that she must
13 I, 2,9        |         say that she is completely reconciled, she feels that it is her
14 I, 2,9        |         the words of St. Paul: "Be reconciled to God."(40) ~At any rate,
15 I, 3,10       |               10. The church, as a reconciled and reconciling community,
16 I, 3,10       | reconciliation for all. In him God reconciled man to himself.~The church
17 I, 3,10       |            on behalf of Christ, be reconciled to God."(50)~Those who accept
18 I, 3,11       |            her very existence as a reconciled community which witnesses
19 I, 3,12       |       people to "let themselves be reconciled." In fact, this is her prophetic
20 II, 0,13      |               In effect, to become reconciled with God presupposes and
21 II, 2,22      |                           Toward a Reconciled Life ~22. Thus the word
22 II, 2,22      |        opened by divine mercy to a reconciled life. ~
23 III, 1,25     |    definition of St. Augustine, a "reconciled world."(128) Then she will
24 III, 1,26     |          concerning the need to be reconciled with one's brethren, even
25 III, 1,27     |            the great family of the reconciled. ~Confirmation likewise,
26 III, 1,27     |           the same assembly of the reconciled, which is the church of
27 III, 1,27     |          may be a sign also of the reconciled and reconciling church for
28 III, 1,27     |     reconciling church for a world reconciled in all its structures and
29 III, 2,30     |         and are, at the same time, reconciled with the church which they
30 III, 2,30     |         might receive grace and be reconciled with God (175)~The church'
31 III, 2,31     |           The forgiven penitent is reconciled with himself in his inmost
32 III, 2,31     |           own true identity. He is reconciled with his brethren whom he
33 III, 2,31     |        attacked and wounded. He is reconciled with the church. He is reconciled
34 III, 2,31     |  reconciled with the church. He is reconciled with all creation.~As a
35 III, 2,31     |           new and uncontaminated a reconciled individual-a reconciled
36 III, 2,31     |            reconciled individual-a reconciled world!~VI. Last, I particularly
37 III, 2,33     |       conscious of serious sin are reconciled with God and with the church.