Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 0,13 |  recognize oneself as being a sinner, capable of sin and inclined
 2 II, 1,15 |       twofold wound which the sinner opens in himself and in
 3 II, 1,16 | important consequences in the sinner himself: that is, in his
 4 II, 1,17 |   which can bring down on the sinner the punishment of "eternal
 5 II, 1,17 |      sin does not deprive the sinner of sanctifying grace, friendship
 6 II, 1,17 |      have an influence on the sinner's subjective culpability.
 7 III, 2,31|   requires a knowledge of the sinner's heart in order to be able
 8 III, 2,31|     first of all, because the sinner must be known by the person
 9 III, 2,31|    sign of the meeting of the sinner with the mediation of the
10 III, 2,31|      s revealing of self as a sinner in the sight of God and
11 III, 2,31|    the repentant and forgiven sinner.~The other essential stage
12 III, 2,31|    the contrite and converted sinner comes into contact with
13 III, 2,31| forgiveness, though himself a sinner, grants to the penitent
14 III, 2,31|    the idea that the pardoned sinner is able to join his own
15 III, 2,31|       sacrament, in which the sinner stands alone before God
16 III, 2,31|       certain solitude of the sinner in his sin, and this can
17 III, 2,34|      wishing the death of the sinner but that the sinner should
18 III, 2,34|       the sinner but that the sinner should be converted and