Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 2,7        |     from sin and communion of grace with God.~It is precisely
 2 II, 1,17      |      of God, rejection of his grace and therefore opposition
 3 II, 1,17      |     the sinner of sanctifying grace, friendship with God, charity
 4 III, 1,27     |      and above its own proper grace, is also a sign of penance
 5 III, 1,27     |      love under the action of grace, is a sign of the love of
 6 III, 2,29(162)|   Christ has touched with his grace: Christ does not wish to
 7 III, 2,29     |       study. What a wealth of grace, true life and spiritual
 8 III, 2,30     |   after baptism might receive grace and be reconciled with God (175)~
 9 III, 2,31     |     to disregard the means of grace and salvation which the
10 III, 2,31(185)|       under the action of the grace that he receives, "ex attrito
11 III, 2,31     |     recourse to the source of grace and holiness present in
12 III, 2,31     |      and sisters receive the "grace that has been given to us"
13 III, 2,32     |     with God by regaining the grace lost by sin; a need to check
14 III, 2,32     | should be emphasized that the grace proper to the sacramental
15 Concl, 0,35   |      from God the fullness of grace in virtue of the redemptive