Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 1,17 | doctrine and pastoral action, grave sin is in practice identified
 2 II, 1,17 |    sin is sin whose object is grave matter and which is also
 3 II, 1,17 |   some sins are intrinsically grave and mortal by reason of
 4 II, 1,17 |       God's commandments in a grave matter. Man perceives that
 5 II, 1,17 |   classifying them as venial, grave and mortal. This threefold
 6 II, 1,17 |    scale of seriousness among grave sins. But it still remains
 7 II, 1,18 |       first way of facing the grave spiritual crisis looming
 8 III, 1,25|      which today constitute a grave threat not only to the balance
 9 III, 1,26|   cannot be abandoned without grave harm both to the interior
10 III, 1,27| Christian who is conscious of grave sin can receive the eucharist
11 III, 2,33|  repeated-except "in cases of grave necessity." And there remains
12 III, 2,33|     give this judgment with a grave obligation on his own conscience,
13 III, 2,34|      have fallen short of the grave commitments which they undertook