Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 2,7        |     division and reconciliation concerning the relationship between
 2 II, 1,14      |     echoes what St. Paul writes concerning the mystery of evil,(66)
 3 II, 1,17      |         of the Council of Trent concerning the existence and nature
 4 III, 1,25     |        a sincere reconciliation concerning everything that we already
 5 III, 1,26     |  through an adequate catechesis concerning the two distinct and complementary
 6 III, 1,26     |         founded on the teaching concerning the need to be reconciled
 7 III, 1,26     |      draws from the word of God concerning the rights and duties of
 8 III, 1,26     |       family and the community; concerning the value of liberty and
 9 III, 1,26     |      and the nature of justice, concerning the primacy of charity,
10 III, 1,26     |         the primacy of charity, concerning the dignity of the human
11 III, 2,29     |      first and fundamental fact concerning the Lord's mercy and forgiveness.
12 III, 2,30     |      essential element of faith concerning the value and purpose of
13 III, 2,31(188)|        of the Code of Canon Law concerning the place for administering
14 III, 2,31(188)| administering the sacrament and concerning confessionals (Canon 964,