Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 II,5   |       one senses Mary's complete awareness of being a creature of God.
 2 II,5   |   messianic mission, namely, his awareness of being the Redeemer of
 3 IV,11  |        is connected with a clear awareness of God's gift, of his generosity.
 4 IV,11  | beginning" sin had obscured this awareness, in a sense had stifled
 5 IV,11  |        history of humanity, this awareness bursts forth in all its
 6  V,14  |           but first he evokes an awareness of sin in the men who accuse
 7 VI,18  |    expresses the woman's joy and awareness that she is sharing in the
 8 VI,20  |           the new Israel". A new awareness of faith is essential for
 9 VI,20  |          person in whom this new awareness is manifested, for she asks
10 VII,24 |         Redemption. However, the awareness that in marriage there is
11 VII,27 |     Council renewed the Church's awareness of the universality of the
12 VIII,30|                                  Awareness of a mission ~30. A woman'
13 VIII,30|         a woman is joined to her awareness that God entrusts the human
14 VIII,30|         draws strength from this awareness and this entrusting, expresses
15 VIII,30|         is strong because of her awareness of this entrusting, strong
16 VIII,30|       she may find herself. This awareness and this fundamental vocation