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 1 Int,  2       |        who say: 'O that we might see some good! Let the light
 2   1,  17      |          yet perfect? Because 'I see in my members another law
 3   1,  19      |       Father, so much so that to see him, the Son, is to see
 4   1,  19      |          see him, the Son, is to see the Father (cf. Jn 14:6-
 5   2,  36(61)  |   Theologica, I-II, q. 71, a. 6; see also ad Sum.~
 6   2,  37      |   salvation. ~No one can fail to see that such an interpretation
 7   2,  42      |        who say: Who will make us see good? And in reply to the
 8   2,  63      |          faults which we fail to see but which nevertheless remain
 9   2,  76(125) |     Tempore, Canon 19: DS, 1569. See also: Clement XI, Constitution
10   2,  80(131) | intrinsically evil. Who does not see in this the rise of a depraved
11   3,  89      |        before men, that they may see your good works and give
12   3,  105     |          me! You have nothing to see in me but the stain of my
13   3,  111(176)|      February 22, 1976), No.100. See Nos. 95-101, which present
14   3,  112     |     alone grants the strength to see in the moral law a liberating
15   3,  115     |         of Peter. Each of us can see the seriousness of what
16   3,  116     |         our pastoral ministry to see to it that this moral teaching
17   3,  116     |          communion with the Holy See, both to grant the title "
18 Conc,  119    |          Church's Magisterium to see that the dynamic process