Chap., §

 1    1,   2    |     nature, namely, his eternal power and deity, has been clearly
 2    3,   4    |       mercy signifies a special power of love, which prevails
 3    3,   4(52)|        thanks to the mysterious power of motherhood, is expressed
 4    4,   6    |     Christ and the constitutive power of His mission. His disciples
 5    5,   7    | restoring to love that creative power in man thanks also which
 6    6,  10    |      life. Man has extended his power over nature and has acquired
 7    6,  11    |     fall victim to the abuse of power by other individuals, environments
 8    6,  11    |         of wealth, progress and power. And, although there is
 9    6,  11    |        by technology, wealth or power, still in the very depth
10    6,  12    |       of itself, if that deeper power, which is love, is not allowed
11    7,  13    |  Infinite are the readiness and power of forgiveness which flow
12    7,  13    |       sin can prevail over this power or even limit it. On the
13    7,  14    |     unifying and also elevating power despite all difficulties
14    7,  14    |         Mercy, however, has the power to confer on justice a new