Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,3|           people of good will and true Christians to mend the divisions,
 2 Intro, 0,3|      might become the lever for a true transformation of society.
 3 Intro, 0,4|         mission to make known the true and profoundly religious
 4 Intro, 0,4|        effective principle of all true reconciliation. This is
 5 I, 2,8    |        particular the sacraments, true signs and instruments of
 6 I, 2,9    |           fruit and expression of true reconciliation, is meant
 7 I, 2,9    |           must be the result of a true conversion of everyone,
 8 I, 3,10   |          in love. It is certainly true that the story of the Garden
 9 II, 1,16  |           found sinful people. So true is this that even when such
10 II, 1,17  |       question of the loss of the true life or "eternal life,"
11 II, 1,17  |        sins. But it still remains true that the essential and decisive
12 II, 1,18  |           the faithful" Is it not true that modern man is threatened
13 II, 1,18  |           against God, namely the true sense of sin.~Another reason
14 II, 1,18  |           ends by diminishing the true sense of sin almost to the
15 III, 0,23 |      individually or as groups to true penance and thus sets them
16 III, 1,25 |        and in this "one finds the true meaning of a dialogue for
17 III, 1,26 |          it is possible to have a true reconciliation between individuals,
18 III, 1,26 |         the negligible witness of true penance on the part of Christ'
19 III, 1,26 |       which is destructive of the true humanity of the person,
20 III, 1,26 |      where God reveals to him his true good."(146)~On other points
21 III, 2,29 |           What a wealth of grace, true life and spiritual radiation
22 III, 2,31 | conscience. People cannot come to true and genuine repentance until
23 III, 2,31 |            a rediscovery of one's true identity, which has been
24 III, 2,31 |          where he regains his own true identity. He is reconciled
25 III, 2,32 |     direction. So it is certainly true that personal decision and
26 III, 2,32 |         by a desire to secure the true spiritual good of the faithful
27 III, 2,32 |   inspiring fresh life and giving true peace of heart. This careful
28 III, 2,33 |       pastoral order. While it is true that, when the conditions