Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 0,13      |         repenting, showing this repentance, adopting a real attitude
 2 III, 1,25     |       outside-to conversion and repentance, along the path of a profound
 3 III, 1,25     |         interior conversion and repentance, but always with profound
 4 III, 1,26     |      second: Penance also means repentance. The two meanings of metanoia
 5 III, 1,26     |        catechesis will show how repentance, just like conversion, is
 6 III, 1,26     |     attitudes of conversion and repentance are manifested externally:
 7 III, 1,26     |        as a sign of conversion, repentance and personal mortification
 8 III, 2,28     |    distortion of the concept of repentance and the lack of effort to
 9 III, 2,31(179)|       come to call...sinners to repentance"; Lk 9:2: "And he sent them
10 III, 2,31     |        come to true and genuine repentance until they realize that
11 III, 2,31     |        and which is reborn with repentance. Understood in this way,
12 III, 2,31(185)|         attrition, or imperfect repentance, due more to fear than to
13 III, 2,31     | seriousness of the sins and the repentance of the penitent; he also
14 III, 2,31     |         imperfection of love in repentance, to the weakening of the
15 III, 2,31     |        before God with his sin, repentance and trust. No one can repent
16 Concl, 0,35   |      lovingly responds to human repentance.~I likewise invite you to