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 1 Int,  3      |       effect the will of God as known to them through the dictate
 2   1,  10     |   consider myself, such as I am known to you in my secret thoughts
 3   1,  10     |    whole Law, God makes himself known and acknowledged as the
 4   2,  34     |         adhere to it once it is known.58 As Cardinal John Henry
 5   2,  52     |       laws correspond to things known by the practical reason
 6   2,  57     |    Conscience makes its witness known only to the person himself.
 7   2,  59     |          a judgment which makes known what man must do or not
 8   2,  72     |        end: this eternal law is known both by man's natural reason (
 9   2,  72     | voluntary pursuit of that good, known by reason, constitute morality.
10   2,  73(123)|     paschal mystery in a manner known to God": Gaudium etSpes,
11 Conc,  120   |        grace of God. Not having known sin, she is able to have