Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 3,11       |      together to obtain what the divine initiative of mercy desires
 2 I, 3,12       |  admitted to the full sharing in divine glory with the Virgin Mary,
 3 II, 0,13      |       the human dimension to its divine dimension, where sin is
 4 II, 0,13      |        countered by the truth of divine love, which is just, generous
 5 II, 1,17      |        something contrary to the divine will (conversio ad creaturam).
 6 II, 1,17      |        includes contempt for the divine law, a rejection of God'
 7 II, 1,18      |         man carries in himself a divine seed.(102) Hence it is the
 8 II, 2,20      | indication of hope, based on the divine promises: The Christian
 9 II, 2,22      |          invited by the voice of divine truth to examine realistically
10 II, 2,22      |         can feel uplifted by the divine promise which opens to them
11 II, 2,22      |     encyclical on the subject of divine mercy,(114) it is a love
12 II, 2,22      |     pietas is the path opened by divine mercy to a reconciled life. ~
13 III, 0,23     |       the redemptive work of her divine founder. It is not a mission
14 III, 0,23     |     receives the response of the divine mercy: "The Lord has put
15 III, 1,25     |          be found, namely in the divine word itself and in the authentic
16 III, 1,25     |    reached at the hour willed by divine providence. But in order
17 III, 2,29     |   Testament proclamations of the divine mercy. Suffice it to quote
18 III, 2,31(183)|     recognized the existence of "divine" moral laws which have "
19 III, 2,31     | gratitude to God for the gift of divine mercy received, and the
20 III, 2,34     |       situations to approach the divine mercy by other ways, not
21 Concl, 0,35   |         the eloquent sign of the divine mercy, the "propitiation
22 Concl, 0,35   |          God, and find in it the divine kindness which lovingly
23 Concl, 0,35   |       with God, by virtue of her divine motherhood, in the work