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 1 Int,  2   |    questions in particular, is given by Jesus Christ, or rather
 2 Int,  5   |                             5. Given these circumstances, which
 3   1,  12  |      Good. But God has already given an answer to this question:
 4   1,  12  |          a new heart" would be given, for in it would dwell "
 5   1,  12  |       Moses, man is once again given the commandments of the
 6   1,  15  |       is for the Law: what was given through Moses is a figure
 7   1,  16  |    also relevant to the answer given by Jesus to the young man'
 8   1,  19  |  sequela Christi, once one has given up one's own wealth and
 9   1,  20  |     another's feet. For I have given you an example, that you
10   1,  22  |       only those to whom it is given' " (Mt 19:11). ~To imitate
11   1,  22  |     Holy Spirit which has been given to us" (Rom 5:5). Saint
12   1,  23  |        and grace: "The law was given that grace might be sought;
13   1,  23  |       be sought; and grace was given, that the law might be fulfilled".30 ~
14   1,  23  |        grace: "For the law was given through Moses; grace and
15   1,  24  |       grace of the Holy Spirit given through faith in Christ.33
16   1,  27  |     line of the interpretation given to it by the great Tradition
17   2,  35  |        to accept the moral law given by God. In fact, human freedom
18   2,  35  |       cultural tendencies have given rise to several currents
19   2,  36  |    Divine Wisdom and the need, given the present state of fallen
20   2,  36  |   primordial and total mandate given to man by God. These trends
21   2,  47  |      the latter acquire in any given culture. Above all, it would
22   2,  52  |    prohibitions which forbid a given action semper et pro semper,
23   2,  52  |       what must be done in any given situation depends on the
24   2,  61  |        obligation to perform a given act, the link between freedom
25   2,  75  | criteria of the rightness of a given way of acting solely from
26   2,  75  |   consequences deriving from a given choice. The latter, by weighing
27   2,  78  |       love. By the object of a given moral act, then, one cannot
28   2,  78  |       ability to bring about a given state of affairs in the
29   2,  83  | existence of intrinsic evil in given human acts, the Church remains
30   3,  86  |       it is a freedom which is given as a gift, one to be received
31   3,  102 |        ungodly, and he has not given any one permission to sin" (
32   3,  103 |         This means that he has given us the possibility of realizing
33   3,  103 |       the Holy Spirit has been given; of the man who, though
34 Conc,  120|        his glory" (Eph 1:12). ~Given in Rome, at Saint Peter'