Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,4|          comes every other gesture or act of reconciliation, also
 2 I, 2,7    |          belief in Christ's redeeming act, in the paschal mystery
 3 I, 2,7    |               fruit of the redemptive act of Christ, who died and
 4 I, 2,8    |             by virtue of the power to act "in persona Christi. " But
 5 I, 3,10   |            manifest in the redemptive act of Christ, which radiates
 6 II, 1,14  |              commandments, through an act of rivalry, through the
 7 II, 1,14  |               a person who, by a free act, does not acknowledge God'
 8 II, 1,15  |           rupture with God, sin is an act of disobedience by a creature
 9 II, 1,15  |               is therefore a suicidal act. Since by sinning man refuses
10 II, 1,16  |           sense, is always a personal act, since it is an act of freedom
11 II, 1,16  |          personal act, since it is an act of freedom on the part of
12 II, 1,16  | responsibility for sin.~As a personal act, sin has its first and most
13 II, 1,17  |               by a conscious and free act of his will he can change
14 II, 1,17  |                we call mortal sin the act by which man freely and
15 II, 1,17  |            equivalent way as in every act of disobedience to God's
16 II, 1,17  |               mortal sin, that is, an act which gravely offends God
17 II, 1,17  |               reduce mortal sin to an act of " fundamental option"-
18 II, 1,18  |     conditioning and influences which act upon man, that it reduces
19 III, 1,27 |               he should first make an act of perfect contrition."(156) ~
20 III, 2,31 |          clarity of conscience is the act traditionally called the
21 III, 2,31 |         examination of conscience, an act that must never be one of
22 III, 2,31 |                     But the essential act of penance, on the part
23 III, 2,31 |           another. It is a liturgical act, solemn in its dramatic
24 III, 2,31 |             of its meaning. It is the act of the prodigal son who
25 III, 2,31 |               kiss of peace. It is an act of honesty and courage.
26 III, 2,31 |         honesty and courage. It is an act of entrusting oneself, beyond
27 III, 2,31 |             Satisfaction is the final act which crowns the sacramental
28 III, 2,31 |        penance. In some countries the act which the forgiven and absolved
29 III, 2,31 |             of the humble but sincere act of satisfaction.(189)~IV.
30 III, 2,32 |               culminating sacramental act, namely individual confession