Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,1    |       humanity in our time the existence of many deep and painful
 2 Intro, 0,4    | penance:(10) It is one's whole existence that becomes penitential,
 3 I, 1,5        |       lead his own independent existence; disappointed by the emptiness
 4 I, 1,6        |     those who are aware of the existence in their inmost hearts of
 5 I, 3,11       |        first place by her very existence as a reconciled community
 6 II, 1,14      |     very denial of God and his existence: This is the phenomenon
 7 II, 1,17      |      be forgiven" confirms the existence of sins which can bring
 8 II, 1,17      |        of Trent concerning the existence and nature of mortal and
 9 III, 2,31(183)|      the pagans recognized the existence of "divine" moral laws which
10 III, 2,31     |      the whole of his priestly existence, suffers an inexorable decline