Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,9   |        life and truth; between theology and the human sciences;
 2 II, 0,12 |    propose to the students the theology of consecrated life and
 3 II, 2,16 |    Sacred Scripture, spiritual theology, moral theology, ecclesiology,
 4 II, 2,16 |      spiritual theology, moral theology, ecclesiology, theology
 5 II, 2,16 |        theology, ecclesiology, theology and the law of religious
 6 II, 3,17 |      attention to the history, theology, and mission of consecrated
 7 II, 3,17 | ecclesiology, Mariology, moral theology, and the theology of history,
 8 II, 3,17 |        moral theology, and the theology of history, and the additional
 9 II, 3,17 |        spirituality, ascetical theology, and human sciences, which
10 II, 3,17 |       especially by courses in theology and pastoral studies.~
11 III, 0,19|   institutes of philosophy and theology which provide a complete
12 III, 1,21| relationship with a Faculty of Theology. In this way, a better doctrinal
13 III, 2,22|   institutes of philosophy and theology reserved for candidates
14 III, 2,22|       of Sacra Doctrina.~“True theology proceeds from the faith
15 III, 2,22|       included a course on the theology and spirituality of the
16 III, 2,22|     the religious life and the theology of the particular Church.(97)
17 IV, 4,26 |  fields of spirituality, moral theology, and religious life. Further