Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 1,16 |         freedom and therefore his responsibility and guilt. But it is a truth
 2 II, 1,16 |       disastrous way-also in this responsibility for sin committed. Hence
 3 II, 1,16 | individual as merit for virtue or responsibility for sin.~As a personal act,
 4 II, 1,16 |         one may ask whether moral responsibility for these evils, and therefore
 5 II, 1,16 |           us to underestimate the responsibility of the individuals involved.
 6 II, 1,16 |           may shoulder his or her responsibility seriously and courageously
 7 II, 1,16 |         of higher order. The real responsibility, then, lies with individuals. ~
 8 II, 1,18 |          man, that it reduces his responsibility to the point of not acknowledging
 9 III, 1,25|     bishops in the competency and responsibility proper to them, either individually
10 III, 2,29|     apostles with the mission and responsibility of continuing their work
11 III, 2,33|      everyone the lively sense of responsibility which must guide us when