Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,1 |         translated into their own way of speaking, the very words
 2 Intro, 0,2 |           an inescapably concrete way. Among the many other painful
 3 I, 2,7     |           and difficulties in the way of reconciliation between
 4 I, 2,8     |          but in out in a singular way by virtue of the power to
 5 I, 3,11    | sacraments which, each in its own way, " make the church. "(52)
 6 II, 1,15   |  conflicts arise. Wounded in this way, man almost inevitably causes
 7 II, 1,16   |          individual's sin in some way affects others. This is
 8 II, 1,16   |           the church and, in some way, the whole world. In other
 9 II, 1,16   |     clearest and most unequivocal way, one must add at once that
10 II, 1,16   |           without ambiguity, in a way that leads more or less
11 II, 1,17   |     astray without abandoning the way of God; and in this case
12 II, 1,17   |      occur in a direct and formal way in the sins of idolatry,
13 II, 1,17   |      atheism; or in an equivalent way as in every act of disobedience
14 II, 1,17   |          life: There is no middle way between life and death.~
15 II, 1,17   |        understanding it in such a way that it objectively changes
16 II, 1,18   |         sense of sin is the first way of facing the grave spiritual
17 III, 1,25  |          a means and especially a way of carrying out her activity
18 III, 1,25  |          truth, offered in a calm way, with respect for the intelligence
19 III, 1,27  |           to be shown the fitting way of using the penitential
20 III, 2,28  |        the crisis and to open the way to a positive solution for
21 III, 2,28  |           God, even in a habitual way, without approaching the
22 III, 2,29  | represented in an anthropomorphic way, is perhaps one of the most
23 III, 2,31  |         of penance is the primary way of obtaining forgiveness
24 III, 2,31  |    repentance. Understood in this way, contrition is therefore
25 III, 2,31  |         time this confession in a way forces sin out of the secret
26 III, 2,31  |      brethren whom he has in some way attacked and wounded. He
27 III, 2,31  |          effectiveness if in some way we were to stop being good
28 III, 2,32  |          only normal and ordinary way of celebrating the sacrament,
29 III, 2,33  |    accepted and applied in such a way as to avoid any sort of
30 III, 2,33  |     constitutes the only ordinary way in which the faithful who
31 III, 2,34  |          possible can prepare the way for full reconciliation
32 Concl, 0,35|      conflicts-I now in a special way entrust this intention: