Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,4(16)|      rejoice in God through our Lord Jesus Christ, through whom
 2 Intro, 0,4    |  example of Mary, mother of our Lord Jesus Christ, through whom
 3 I, 1,6        |    working, in imitation of the Lord, for the conversion of hearts
 4 I, 1,6(21)    |      not understanding that the Lord pities Niniveh. cf Jon 4.~
 5 I, 2,7        |      rejoice in God through our Lord Jesus Christ, through whom
 6 I, 2,9        |    continually converted to the Lord and to live as new people
 7 I, 3,10       |         and refuses to obey his Lord and Father. God is faithful
 8 II, 0,13      |         evil in the eyes of the Lord" and having been rebuked
 9 II, 0,13      |     forgotten the action of the Lord. They had attended only
10 II, 0,13      |       in God, their creator and Lord, and would have been directed
11 II, 1,18      |        with God as his Creator, Lord and Father. Hence, just
12 II, 2,20      |   Father assumed into heaven as Lord.(106)   The mystery or sacrament
13 II, 2,20(106) |     angels adore and who is the Lord. But the striking element
14 II, 2,22      |         that mercy in which our Lord and Father-I repeat it again-is
15 II, 2,22      |         in gratitude: "Yes, the Lord is rich in mercy,n and even: "
16 II, 2,22      |       in mercy,n and even: "The Lord is mercy."~The mystery of
17 III, 0,23     |         have sinned against the Lord,"(115) and proclaims: "I
18 III, 0,23     |       of the divine mercy: "The Lord has put away your sin; you
19 III, 0,23     |   mystery of pietas, Christ the Lord, is already acting in him
20 III, 1,25     |      the immortal soul. May the Lord especially grant that ecumenical
21 III, 1,25     |        made man, our savior and Lord; a listening to the word;
22 III, 1,26     | temptation and temptations: The Lord Jesus himself, the Son of
23 III, 1,27     |    definitive conversion to the Lord and of total acceptance
24 III, 2,29     | fundamental fact concerning the Lord's mercy and forgiveness.
25 III, 2,29     |         most often given to the Lord, in contrast to the persistent
26 III, 2,30     |       is the certainty that the Lord Jesus himself instituted
27 III, 2,31     |         and salvation which the Lord has provided and, in the
28 III, 2,31     |      completely filled with the Lord's merciful love. ~II. The
29 III, 2,33     |     fidelity to the will of the Lord Jesus, transmitted by the
30 III, 2,34     |       maintain contact with the Lord, attendance at Mass and