Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,3|       goal to be reached through serious reflection and action. Whatever
 2 Intro, 0,4|       the synod. I accepted as a serious and welcome duty of my ministry
 3 II, 1,16  |        Christ it is all the more serious in that it involves the
 4 II, 1,17  |          to what degree is sin a serious matter in the offense it
 5 II, 1,18  |       and spiritual direction on serious and delicate questions of
 6 III, 1,25 |         us to make a sincere and serious response to the other exigencies
 7 III, 1,26 |        fear; if it consists in a serious effort to crucify the "
 8 III, 1,26 |         the church omit, without serious mutilation of her essential
 9 III, 2,29 |          He must likewise have a serious and careful preparation,
10 III, 2,30 |      doctrine in the face of the serious deviations from the church'
11 III, 2,31 | forgiveness and the remission of serious sin committed after baptism.
12 III, 2,33 |    faithful who are conscious of serious sin are reconciled with
13 III, 2,33 |  teaching it is clear that every serious sin must always be stated,
14 III, 2,33 |         individual confession of serious sins before again having