Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1   I, I,4 |    concern for its unity, of the faithful fulfillment of one's own
 2   I,II,6 |      present in the midst of the faithful.... [Bishops] in a resplendent
 3   I,II,7 |          to the community of the faithful, namely that of teaching,
 4   I,II,7 |    growth in holiness of all his faithful inasmuch as he is the principal
 5   I,II,9 |        for the perfection of the faithful, but also true witnesses
 6   I,IV,14|   inspiring in the hearts of the faithful that same spirit of mission
 7   I,IV,15| sacraments, and that they become faithful witnesses to the Lord" (
 8   I,IV,15|    Providence, today many of the faithful are led by an inner impulse
 9   I,IV,20|     exempt religious institutes, faithful to "their own proper characters
10   I,IV,21|   Catholic Church -- for all the faithful -- or that of each religious
11  II, V   |      that their religious remain faithful to their vocation. They
12  II, V   |        for the reflection of the faithful.~Care must be taken, however,
13  II, V   |        cause serious harm to the faithful. This must be avoided at
14  II,VI,22|      activities on behalf of the faithful of rites different from
15  II,VI,22|        wills" (Jn 3:8) calls the faithful to various offices and states
16  II,VI,22|        Great harm is done to the faithful by the fact that too much
17  II,VI,23|      liturgical formation of the faithful, especially of children.
18  II,VI,23|       Religious women therefore, faithful to their vocation and in
19  II,VI,23|      radiant sign of the Church, faithful, zealous and fruitful in