Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,4| reconciliation at the source. For by reason of her essential mission,
 2 I, 2,7    |      reconciliation.~With every good reason his passion and death, sacramentally
 3 I, 3,11   |        Finally she is a sacrament by reason of the seven sacraments
 4 I, 3,12   |            spot or wrinkle," for, by reason of her sins, sometimes "
 5 II, 1,16  |      confirmed by our experience and reason, that the human person is
 6 II, 1,17  |             will not be forgiven" by reason of the fact that in its
 7 II, 1,17  |             is venial."(94) For this reason venial sin does not deprive
 8 II, 1,17  |    intrinsically grave and mortal by reason of their matter. That is,
 9 II, 1,17  |            always seriously wrong by reason of their object. These acts,
10 II, 1,17  |              willingly, for whatever reason, chooses something gravely
11 II, 1,18  |           human freedom.... For this reason conscience, to a great extent,
12 II, 1,18  |           true sense of sin.~Another reason for the disappearance of
13 II, 1,18  |           unchangeable principles of reason and faith which the moral
14 III, 1,26 |            the universal dictates of reason and of the conscience of
15 III, 2,29 |        consoling. Precisely for this reason and with awareness also
16 III, 2,31 |             heal. Precisely for this reason the sacrament involves on
17 III, 2,31 |         negligence or for some other reason he fails to receive the
18 III, 2,33 |           First of all, there is the reason of fidelity to the will
19 III, 2,33 |             the church, and also the reason of obedience to the church'
20 III, 2,33 |         confession. ~Then there is a reason of the pastoral order. While
21 III, 2,33 |           them in truth.~This is the reason for the church's law. ~