Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1 Intro, 0,3|    reconciliation itself will be complete and effective only tot he
2 Intro, 0,4|        therefore, in order to be complete necessarily requires liberation
3 I, 2,9    |          is open to the full and complete proclamation of the good
4 I, 2,9    |      relations, of prayer and of complete docility to the action of
5 II, 2,19  |          of St. Paul into a more complete vision of the role which
6 III, 1,26 |    therefore, and one that is as complete and adequate as possible,
7 III, 2,29 | preparation, not fragmentary but complete and harmonious, in the different
8 III, 2,31 |       the penitent a sincere and complete confession of sins. This