Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1 Intro, 1     |       each person can experience mercy in a unique way, that is,
 2 Vadem, 1,4   |          and the benevolence and mercy of the Lord. Therefore,
 3 Vadem, 1,4   |          makes us aware of God's mercy, and on repentance which
 4 Vadem    (26)|         Yes, the Lord is rich in mercy,' and even: 'The Lord is
 5 Vadem    (26)|           and even: 'The Lord is mercy'" (ibid., n. 22).~
 6 Vadem, 3,10  |         which the doors to God's mercy will be opened. 44~
 7 Vadem    (44)| allowance is made both for God's mercy towards the sin of the man
 8 Vadem    (44)|          his weakness and to ask mercy for his failings; what is
 9 Vadem    (44)|          recourse to God and his mercy. An attitude of this sort
10 Conclu       |          proclaim the mystery of mercy, revealed in a supreme degree
11 Conclu       |       Jesus Christ, and to bring mercy into life. 54~The preeminent
12 Conclu       |        proclaiming and realizing mercy is the celebration of the
13 Conclu       |        witnesses of the Father's mercy!~Vatican City, February