Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,2    |             basic rights of the human person, the first of these being
 2 Intro, 0,4(7) |          commitment by each and every person to the service of reconciliation,
 3 Intro, 0,4    |            concrete daily effort of a person, supported by God's lose
 4 Intro, 0,4    |     conversion which bears fruit in a person s life through acts of penance.~
 5 I, 1,6        |            temperate and hard-working person, faithful to father and
 6 I, 1,6        | reconciliation-the one which brings a person back from distant separation
 7 II, 0,13      |          which is the attitude of the person who starts out on the road
 8 II, 0,13      |      intervenes in order to bring the person to the "knowledge of self"-
 9 II, 0,13      |          rupture not only within each person, but also within the various
10 II, 0,13      |              the various circles of a person's life: in relation to the
11 II, 1,14(68)  |             norm or law, or against a person or even a divinity. But
12 II, 1,14      |              is the disobedience of a person who, by a free act, does
13 II, 1,16      |             the part of an individual person and not properly of a group
14 II, 1,16      |         greater or lesser degree, the person's freedom and therefore
15 II, 1,16      |            and reason, that the human person is free. This truth cannot
16 II, 1,16      |             this would be to deny the person's dignity and freedom, which
17 II, 1,16      |              exclusively concerns the person committing it. With greater
18 II, 1,16      |               the rights of the human person, beginning with the right
19 II, 1,16      |               the unborn or against a person's physical integrity. Likewise
20 II, 1,16      |           class struggle, whoever the person who leads it or on occasion
21 II, 1,16      |              can be attributed to any person in particular. Now it has
22 II, 1,17      |              manifestations whereby a person seems to exclude himself
23 II, 1,17      |         mortal sin exists also when a person knowingly and willingly,
24 II, 1,17      |            the whole of creation; the person turns away from God and
25 III, 0,23     |          remission of the sin of each person with the fundamental and
26 III, 1,26     |              the true humanity of the person, rather than that holy place
27 III, 1,26     |              the dignity of the human person and the exigencies of the
28 III, 1,27     |              liturgy of the Mass. The person who wishes to receive holy
29 III, 1,27     |       sacramental confession. If this person finds himself in need and
30 III, 2,29(162)|        penitent, that is to say, to a person whom Christ has touched
31 III, 2,29(162)|       consider anything forgiven in a person who despises the church":
32 III, 2,31     |             metanoia which brings the person back to God like the prodigal
33 III, 2,31(185)|        penance really operates in the person who is welldisposed to conversion
34 III, 2,31     |           sinner must be known by the person who in the sacrament exercises
35 III, 2,31     |             the condition of the sick person in order to treat and heal
36 III, 2,31     |        mediation of the church in the person of the minister, a sign
37 III, 2,31     |               minister, a sign of the person's revealing of self as a