Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,2    |                disturbing these divisions may seem at first sight, it
 2 Intro, 0,4    |                that what is spiritual(13) may prevail; a continual effort
 3 Intro, 0,4    |            conversion and reconciliation. May this exhortation, entrusted
 4 Intro, 0,4    |              deepening in personal faith. May it also be a leaven capable
 5 I, 2,8(35)    |                  II, Homily at Liverpool, May 30, 1982: Insegnamenti,
 6 I, 2,9        |                   and to heal wounds that may have been inflicted by brother
 7 I, 2,9        |                  in order that the church may say that she is completely
 8 I, 3,12       | individual-whoever and wherever he or she may be-to the path, at times
 9 II, 0,13      |              accusations (our conscience) may raise against us, God is
10 II, 1,16      |                community. This individual may be conditioned, incited
11 II, 1,16      |             powerful external factors. He may also be subjected to tendencies,
12 II, 1,16      |             external and internal factors may attenuate, to a greater
13 II, 1,16      |                   evil. In both cases one may ask whether moral responsibility
14 II, 1,16      |          consciences of all, so that each may shoulder his or her responsibility
15 II, 1,18      |               historical relativism. This may take the form of an ethical
16 III, 0,23     |                   plans and achievements. May they find in this part of
17 III, 1,25     |                 to have sincere dialogue. May this inter-religious dialogue
18 III, 1,25     |               life for the immortal soul. May the Lord especially grant
19 III, 1,26(144)|          Insegnamenti' XII (1974), 230ff; May 8, 1974: ibid., 402ff; February
20 III, 1,27     |                  sin, however contrite he may believe himself to be, is
21 III, 1,27     |                  born from this sacrament may be a sign also of the reconciled
22 III, 1,27(156)|                  Eucharisticum Mysterium (May 25, 1967) 35 AAS 59 (1967),
23 III, 2,31(188)|                  the general audiences of May 19, 1982: Insegnamenti V,
24 III, 2,33     |           canonical discipline occur, use may be made of the third form
25 Concl, 0,35   |                have been called, that you may obtain a blessing." And
26 Concl, 0,35   |               penance and reconciliation. May the most holy and adorable
27 Concl, 0,35   |            distant future abundant fruits may come from it, I invite you
28 Concl, 0,35   |             reconciliation,"(204) that we may draw from it an interior
29 Concl, 0,35   |                 her intercession humanity may discover and travel the