Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   I, 0,5 |        in the name and with the power of Christ but also through
 2   I, 0,5 |         Rv. 19:10), so that the power of the Gospel might shine
 3   I, 0,5 |        to conscience and not to power, and in this way she defends
 4   I, 0,6 |    family, but as an autonomous power of self-affirmation, often
 5  II, 0,13|       enriched by His redeeming power.~By virtue of the sacramentality
 6  II, 0,13|       of the body and instinct, power of feeling and affectivity,
 7  II, 0,15|         unity by the redemptive power of the death and Resurrection
 8 III, 1,18|       Love as the Principle and Power of Communion ~18. The family,
 9 III, 1,18|        that task, its permanent power and its final goal is love:
10 III, 2,28|  sharing in His love and in His power as Creator and Father, through
11 III, 3,47| Christian couples and parents a power and a commitment to live
12 III, 4,55|      dignity and sharing in the power of Christ the High Priest
13 III, 4,63|      Christ exercises His royal power by serving us,(161) so also
14 III, 4,63|    Christ has communicated this power to his disciples that they
15 III, 4,63|     Further, He has shared this power so that by serving Him in
16  IV, 1,67|       source of her sanctifying power(166) must be per se valid,
17  IV, 4,78|       his duty to do all in his power to ensure the Catholic baptism