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 1 Int,  4  | Magisterium itself is considered capable of intervening in matters
 2 Int,  5  |       his Spirit which make them capable of such a life".10 Consequently,
 3   1,  7  |          the only response fully capable of satisfying the desire
 4   1,  15 |        way of looking at others, capable of respecting the spousal
 5   1,  22 |       strength alone. He becomes capable of this love only by virtue
 6   1,  25 |        it is Christ alone who is capable of giving the full and definitive
 7   2,  30 |    possesses a light and a power capable of answering even the most
 8   2,  34 |       tendencies — a discernment capable of acknowledging what is
 9   2,  53 |     contexts, a formulation most capable of ceaselessly expressing
10   2,  67 |       fundamental choice, man is capable of giving his life direction
11   2,  69 |        with an act of choice nor capable of becoming the object of
12   2,  73 |      such acts are in themselves capable of being ordered to this
13   2,  74 |          as whether or not it is capable of producing a better state
14   2,  74 |         conduct would be the one capable of "maximizing" goods and "
15   2,  77 |         of the act, which, while capable of lessening the gravity
16   2,  78 |           whether that object is capable or not of being ordered
17   2,  78 | according to its object, is also capable of being ordered to its
18   2,  79 |        establishes whether it is capable of being ordered to the
19   2,  81 |          themselves they are not capable of being ordered to God
20   2,  82 |        acts whose object is "not capable of being ordered" to God
21   3,  98 |      personal and social renewal capable of ensuring justice, solidarity,
22   3,  105|          Before him burns a fire capable of consuming our guilt (