Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 1,16 |         however, by their very matter constitute a direct attack
 2 II, 1,17 |        degree is sin a serious matter in the offense it commits
 3 II, 1,17 |  church has a teaching on this matter which she reaffirms in its
 4 II, 1,17 |       the point of view of its matter, the ideas of death, of
 5 II, 1,17 |      sin whose object is grave matter and which is also committed
 6 II, 1,17 |      mortal by reason of their matter. That is, there exist acts
 7 II, 1,17 |        commandments in a grave matter. Man perceives that this
 8 III, 2,31|       sin is a deeply personal matter. But at the same time this
 9 III, 2,33|    Equally it will always be a matter of genuine pastoral concern
10 III, 2,34| required dispositions.~On this matter, which also deeply torments