Charter, Paragraph

 1  Intro       |         demands of the Christian moral life in the conscience of
 2  Intro       |          a form of religious and moral indifferentism, alienated
 3     II,2     |        spiritual, liturgical and moral content, while bearing in
 4     II,2     |        by means of spiritual and moral formation so that they become
 5    III,3     |    contrite recognition of those moral flaws or deficiencies found
 6    III,3     |         so called "graduality of moral norms".~When the practice
 7    III,3     |          to the detriment of the moral life and the conscience
 8    III,3     | amendment for his conduct of the moral life. He should never fail
 9     IV,2     |          requires the respective moral disposition in the subject.
10     IV,Conclu|          the faith or particular moral principles simply because