Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,4|       change in each individual. Personal conversion is the necessary
 2 Intro, 0,4|      enrichment and deepening in personal faith. May it also be a
 3 I, 2,8    |         attention to God's word; personal and community prayer; and
 4 II, 1,15  |       Therefore one can speak of personal and social sin: From one
 5 II, 1,15  |      point of view, every sin is personal; from another point of view,
 6 II, 1,16  |                                  Personal Sin and Social Sin ~16.
 7 II, 1,16  |        proper sense, is always a personal act, since it is an act
 8 II, 1,16  |       and habits linked with his personal condition. In not a few
 9 II, 1,16  |        Hence there is nothing so personal and untransferable in each
10 II, 1,16  |     responsibility for sin.~As a personal act, sin has its first and
11 II, 1,16  |         contrasts social sin and personal sin, not without ambiguity,
12 II, 1,16  |          almost the abolition of personal sin, with the recognition
13 II, 1,16  |        and concentration of many personal sins. It is a case of the
14 II, 1,16  |         It is a case of the very personal sins of those who cause
15 II, 1,18  |       individual's aspiration to personal independence; from acceptance
16 II, 1,18  |         to reduce them to merely personal matters; or vice versa,
17 II, 1,18  |          tendency to nullify the personal value of good and evil and
18 III, 1,26 |       conversion, repentance and personal mortification and, at the
19 III, 1,27 |       illustrates the effects of personal sanctification (pietas)
20 III, 2,31 |       admit that they have had a personal and responsible experience
21 III, 2,31 |          just as sin is a deeply personal matter. But at the same
22 III, 2,31 |         They are the sign of the personal commitment that the Christian
23 III, 2,31 |  emphasized that nothing is more personal and intimate that this sacrament,
24 III, 2,31 |     priests, on the basis of our personal experience, can certainly
25 III, 2,31 |         renewed attention to our personal confession.~Personal experience
26 III, 2,31 |         our personal confession.~Personal experience in its turn becomes
27 III, 2,32 |  sacramental penance: a need for personal reconciliation and readmission
28 III, 2,32 |        it is certainly true that personal decision and commitment
29 III, 2,34 | prevented from doing so by their personal condition, which is not