Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,5     |          son: It is a sign of the mercy of God, who is always willing
 2 I, 1,6     |           The loving kindness and mercy of the father irritate and
 3 I, 1,6     |          with God, whose infinite mercy is clearly known. But if
 4 I, 1,6     |       rediscovery of the Father's mercy and through victory over
 5 I, 1,6     |      inexhaustible parable of the mercy that wipes out sin, the
 6 I, 3,10    |         of compassionate love and mercy, of that God who is love(41)
 7 I, 3,10    |           know that God, "rich in mercy,"(45) like the father in
 8 I, 3,11    |          the divine initiative of mercy desires to grant to humanity.~
 9 II, 1,17   |   considering the omnipotence and mercy of God, no one should despair
10 II, 2,22   |            on God's part, is that mercy in which our Lord and Father-I
11 II, 2,22   |          on the subject of divine mercy,(114) it is a love more
12 II, 2,22   |          Yes, the Lord is rich in mercy,n and even: "The Lord is
13 II, 2,22   |          n and even: "The Lord is mercy."~The mystery of pietas
14 II, 2,22   |         the path opened by divine mercy to a reconciled life. ~
15 III, 0,23  |        the response of the divine mercy: "The Lord has put away
16 III, 2,29  |        fact concerning the Lord's mercy and forgiveness. In the
17 III, 2,29  |       proclamations of the divine mercy. Suffice it to quote the
18 III, 2,30  |          obtain pardon from God's mercy for the offenses committed
19 III, 2,31  |        place before a tribunal of mercy rather than of strict and
20 III, 2,31  |          Whether as a tribunal of mercy or a place of spiritual
21 III, 2,31  |       oneself, beyond sin, to the mercy that forgives.(188) Thus
22 III, 2,31  |        contact with the power and mercy of God. It is the moment
23 III, 2,31  |           to the penitent as the "mercy stronger than sin and offense,"
24 III, 2,31  |         acts of worship, charity, mercy or reparation). They include
25 III, 2,31  |        God for the gift of divine mercy received, and the church
26 III, 2,34  |         is that of compassion and mercy, whereby the church, as
27 III, 2,34  | situations to approach the divine mercy by other ways, not however
28 Concl, 0,35|          unity; the beatitudes of mercy and patience in persecution
29 Concl, 0,35|    entrust to the Father, rich in mercy, I entrust to the Son of
30 Concl, 0,35|       eloquent sign of the divine mercy, the "propitiation for our