Chapter, Paragraph

1   1, 1    |   On the following day, we felt our spirits still enveloped
2   1, 3    | The peace and happiness we felt were great, but intimate,
3   1, 3    |  of physical weariness, we felt a certain expansive liveliness,
4   1, 3    | spite of these feelings, I felt the inspiration to remain
5   1, 3    |   In the interrogations, I felt an intimate inspiration
6   2  (18) |  this point, but adds: "We felt that God moved us to do
7 Hell  (23)|  the Doctrine of the Faith felt it necessary to denounce,
8   4  (61) | avail…. She says she never felt so much peace and happiness
9   4, 5    | Cardinal Ratzinger himself felt this difficulty when he