Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 1,16 |     meant to be an appeal to the consciences of all, so that each may
 2 II, 1,18 |      trying to correct erroneous consciences they pass to a kind of respect
 3 II, 1,18 |          confusion caused in the consciences of many of the faithful
 4 II, 1,18 |        never ceases to enlighten consciences, and by an ever more careful
 5 III, 1,25|    profound renewal of their own consciences and lives in the light of
 6 III, 1,25|        with profound respect for consciences and with patience and at
 7 III, 1,25|         for the intelligence and consciences of others. The dialogue
 8 III, 2,29|        ministry.(170) Before the consciences of the faithful, who open
 9 III, 2,31| introduced a division into their consciences which then pervades their
10 III, 2,33|        not our property, or like consciences, which have a right not
11 III, 2,33|    confusion. The sacraments and consciences, I repeat, are sacred, and