Dominum et vivificantem
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1 1, 25(96) | SC 211, pp. 470-474; St. Augustine, Sermo 267, 4, 4: PL 38,
2 2, 38 | contempt for God," as St. Augustine puts it.143 Man will be
3 2, 45 | confirmed the truth of what St. Augustine writes concerning the mystery
4 2, 45(177) | Cf. St. Augustine, Enarr. in Ps. XLI, 13:
5 2, 46(183) | IIae, q. 14, a. 3: cf. St. Augustine, Epist. 185, 11, 48-49:
6 2, 48 | On the one hand, as St. Augustine says, there is "love of
7 2, 48(190) | Cf St. Augustine, De Civitate Dei, XIV 28:
8 3, 54 | in considering which St. Augustine said of God that he was "
9 3, 54(228) | Cf. St. Augustine, Confess., III, 6, 11: CCL
10 3, 58(254) | 6, 8: PL 16, 752f.; St. Augustine, Enarr. in Ps. XLIX, 2:
11 3, 62(276) | St. Augustine, In Ioannis Evangelium Tractatus
Ecclesia de Eucharistia
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12 4, 40 | 1 Cor 11:17- 34). Saint Augustine effectively echoed this
Evangelium vitae
Chap., §
13 2, 35 | truth expressed by Saint Augustine: "You have made us for yourself,
14 3, 66(83) | Cf. Saint Augustine, De Civitate Dei I, 20:
15 3, 66 | remarkably relevant passage Saint Augustine writes that "it is never
16 3, 72(97) | 2. Aquinas quotes Saint Augustine: "Non videtur esse lex,
17 3, 75 | towards freedom. As Saint Augustine writes, "the beginning of
Fides et ratio
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18 1, 15 | philosopher and theologian Augustine: “Do not wander far and
19 3, 25 | rewarded. It is this that Saint Augustine teaches when he writes: “
20 4, 40 | Areopagite and especially Saint Augustine were important. The great
21 4, 40 | Platonists a place of privilege, Augustine rebuked them because, knowing
22 4, 40(38) | Saint Augustine, Confessions, VI, 5, 7:
23 4, 40 | synthesis devised by Saint Augustine remained for centuries the
24 6, 74 | Gregory of Nazianzus and Saint Augustine should be mentioned, and
25 6, 79(95) | Saint Augustine, De Praedestinatione Sanctorum,
Redemptor hominis
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26 4, 18 | to in the words of Saint Augustine: "You made us for yourself,
27 4, 19 | function, in line with Saint Augustine's expression: intellege,
28 4, 19(150) | Cf. St. Augustine: Sermo 43, 79: PL 38, 257-
Redemptoris Mater
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29 1, 8(21) | CSEL 32/4, 45f.; Saint Augustine, Sermo 291, 4-6: PL 38,
30 1, 12(28) | Cf. Saint Augustine, De Sancta Virginitate,
31 1, 13(35) | Cf. ibid., 53; Saint Augustine, De Sancta Virginitate,
32 1, 20(43) | the womb of Mary": Saint Augustine, Sermo 25 (Sermones inediti),
33 1, 23(48) | latter text quotes Saint Augustine, De Sancta Virginitate,
34 2, 25(52) | Saint Augustine, De civitate Dei, XVIII,
35 3, 42(120) | 88-89: PL 16, 341, Saint Augustine, Sermo 215, 4: PL 38, 1074;
36 3, 45(130) | dying Christ: cf. Saint Augustine, In loan. Evang. tract.
Slavorum apostoli
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37 8, 32 | Cyril and Methodius, of Augustine and Boniface and all the
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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38 4, 31(58) | VII: PG 83, 665-686; St. Augustine, De Civitate Dei, XIX, n.
Ut unum sint
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39 3, 94 | cf. Jn 10:11-18). Saint Augustine, after showing that Christ
Veritatis splendor
Chap., §
40 1, 13 | beginning of freedom", Saint Augustine writes, "is to be free from
41 1, 15(24) | Cf. Saint Augustine, De Sermone Domini in Monte,
42 1, 17 | yourself' " (Rom 13:8-9). Saint Augustine, after speaking of the observance
43 1, 21 | thanks", exclaims Saint Augustine speaking to the baptized, "
44 1, 22 | to us" (Rom 5:5). Saint Augustine asks: "Does love bring about
45 1, 23 | Once again it is Saint Augustine who admirably sums up this
46 1, 24 | profound words by Saint Augustine in his prayer: "Da quod
47 1, 24 | East and West, and of Saint Augustine in particular,32 Saint Thomas
48 2, 41(74) | Cf. Saint Augustine, Enarratio in Psalmum LXII,
49 2, 43 | God's eternal law. Saint Augustine defines this as "the reason
50 2, 51 | these rules written", Saint Augustine wondered, "except in the
51 2, 81 | ipsa peccata sunt), Saint Augustine writes, like theft, fornication,
52 3, 87 | Lord with gladness", Saint Augustine says: "In the house of the
53 3, 102(162)| celebrated text from Saint Augustine, which the Council cites
54 Conc, 119 | communion of his Church. Saint Augustine reminds us that "he who
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