Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,2|      and pressures against the freedom of individuals and groups,
 2 Intro, 0,2|      groups, not excluding the freedom which is most offended against
 3 Intro, 0,2|    against and threatened: the freedom to have, profess and practice
 4 Intro, 0,2|  commits when we abuse our own freedom. ~
 5 I, 2,9    |    maxim: In what is doubtful, freedom; in what is necessary, unity;
 6 I, 3,10   |      his own pride, abuses the freedom given to him in order to
 7 II, 1,14  |      sin is a product of man's freedom. But deep within its human
 8 II, 1,16  |     act, since it is an act of freedom on the part of an individual
 9 II, 1,16  |    lesser degree, the person's freedom and therefore his responsibility
10 II, 1,16  |       the person's dignity and freedom, which are manifested-even
11 II, 1,16  |      every sin against others' freedom, especially against the
12 II, 1,16  | especially against the supreme freedom to believe in God and adore
13 II, 1,16  |       justice in the world and freedom and peace between individuals,
14 II, 1,17  |       sufficient awareness and freedom, are always gravely sinful.(96)~
15 II, 1,18  |      strictly related to human freedom.... For this reason conscience,
16 II, 1,18  |      make a responsible use of freedom. When the conscience is
17 II, 1,18  |    guilt or to place limits on freedom leads to a refusal ever
18 II, 2,20  |        sin or in order to gain freedom from sin the Christian has
19 III, 2,33 |        not in fact left to the freedom of pastors and the faithful