Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,4|     conversion of the heart of every individual, of his or her return to
 2 Intro, 0,4|              internal change in each individual. Personal conversion is
 3 I, 3,10   | reconciliation desired by God: every individual and every people. ~
 4 II, 0,13  |       general law and one which each individual must follow in his or her
 5 II, 0,13  |    reconciliation intervenes in each individual case with a precise penitential
 6 II, 1,16  |            freedom on the part of an individual person and not properly
 7 II, 1,16  |             group or community. This individual may be conditioned, incited
 8 II, 1,16  |           and untransferable in each individual as merit for virtue or responsibility
 9 II, 1,16  |              real and concrete, each individual's sin in some way affects
10 II, 1,16  |        secret one, the most strictly individual one, that exclusively concerns
11 II, 1,16  |              committed either by the individual against the community or
12 II, 1,16  |            the community against the individual. Also social is every sin
13 II, 1,16  |           the moral conscience of an individual, but rather on some vague
14 II, 1,17  |              be radically changed by individual acts. Clearly there can
15 II, 1,18  |         blamed upon society, and the individual is declared innocent of
16 II, 1,18  |      transcendent in the name of the individual's aspiration to personal
17 II, 1,18  |           even when condemned by the individual conscience; from the tragic
18 II, 2,22  |            the evil one."(111) Every individual therefore is invited by
19 III, 1,26 |              to the interior life of individual Christians and of the ecclesial
20 III, 2,30 |       forgiveness is offered to each individual by means of sacramental
21 III, 2,31 |          treat and heal him. But the individual confession also has the
22 III, 2,31 |              sins must ordinarily be individual not collective, just as
23 III, 2,31 |              takes place between the individual alone and God. But at the
24 III, 2,31 |         nature of the sacrament. The individual nature and ecclesial nature
25 III, 2,32 |         first form-reconciliation of individual penitents is the only normal
26 III, 2,32 |             number of penitents with individual confession and absolution-even
27 III, 2,32 |              sacramental act, namely individual confession and individual
28 III, 2,32 |            individual confession and individual absolution of sins. It can
29 III, 2,32 |           crisis. Thanks then to its individual character, the first form
30 III, 2,32 |            effect as compared to its individual reading and better emphasizes
31 III, 2,32 |       celebration will also lead the individual churches to arrange special
32 III, 2,33 |            penitential practice: The individual and integral confession
33 III, 2,33 |              confession of sins with individual absolution constitutes the
34 III, 2,33 |     determining circumstances, in an individual confession. ~Then there
35 III, 2,33 |            the obligation to make an individual confession of serious sins
36 III, 2,33 |             practice of integral and individual confession of sins, which
37 III, 2,33 |         before a normal integral and individual confession of sins, which