Dives in misericordia
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1 3, 4 | God signifies transcendent perfection nevertheless love is "greater"
2 5, 7 | the absolute fullness of perfection: fullness of justice and
3 5, 8 | in its turn reveals the perfection of justice? ~The Paschal
4 7, 13 | not a question here of the perfection of the inscrutable essence
5 7, 13 | divinity itself, but of the perfection and attribute whereby man,
6 7, 13 | Mercy in itself, as a perfection of the infinite God, is
Ecclesia de Eucharistia
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7 4, 35 | consolidate and bring to perfection. The sacrament is an expression
Evangelium vitae
Chap., §
8 Int, 2 | responsibility and brought to perfection in love and in the gift
9 1, 22 | reached a very high stage of perfection. Enclosed in the narrow
10 2, 31 | manifested in love and brought to perfection, by God's free gift, through
11 2, 36 | renewed and brought to perfection in them. God's plan for
12 2, 40 | Testament will bring to perfection, is a forceful appeal for
13 2, 50 | brought to full and definitive perfection. Today too, by looking upon
14 3, 52 | participates by his dignity in the perfection of the divine archetype".38
15 Conc, 103| carried out with supreme perfection.~The "woman clothed with
Fides et ratio
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16 3, 25 | happiness and moves towards perfection. Here too it is a question
17 3, 32 | from deep within. Human perfection, then, consists not simply
Redemptoris Mater
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18 Int, 6 | has already reached that perfection whereby she exists without
19 3, 47 | has already reached that perfection whereby she exists without
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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20 4, 27 | rapidly towards an undefined perfection of some kind.49~Such an
21 4, 30 | man as the means to his perfection (cf. Gen 1:26-30; 2:15-16;
Veritatis splendor
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22 1, 12 | God. It is attained in its perfection only after death, but in
23 1, 15 | spiritual journey towards perfection, at the heart of which is
24 1, 16 | to enter upon the path of perfection: "If you wish to be perfect,
25 1, 16 | towards the horizon of the perfection proper to the Beatitudes.
26 1, 17 | in which the desire for perfection can take root and mature,
27 1, 17 | who has been called to perfection: the young man, having observed
28 1, 17 | grace ("Come, follow me"). ~Perfection demands that maturity in
29 1, 18 | spontaneously tends towards that perfection whose measure is God alone: "
30 1, 18 | clearer the meaning of this perfection: "Be merciful, even as your
31 1, 19 | time the content of this perfection consist in the following
32 1, 20 | follow him along the way of perfection, Jesus asks him to be perfect
33 1, 24 | commandment of love and of the perfection to which it is ordered:
34 1, 25 | and which attained their perfection in the New and Eternal Covenant
35 2, 34 | arrive at full and blessed perfection by cleaving to God".57 Although
36 2, 38 | arrive at full and blessed perfection by cleaving to God".64 These
37 2, 39 | Creator and freely attain perfection. Attaining such perfection
38 2, 39 | perfection. Attaining such perfection means personally building
39 2, 39 | personally building up that perfection in himself. Indeed, just
40 2, 45 | hearts" (2 Cor 3:3); a law of perfection and of freedom (cf 2 Cor
41 2, 71 | his acts that man attains perfection as man, as one who is called
42 2, 71 | arrive at full and blessed perfection by cleaving to him.119 ~
43 2, 78 | and thus brings about the perfection of the person. An act is
44 2, 78 | its ultimate and decisive perfection when the will actually does
45 2, 79 | the person himself and his perfection. These are the goods safeguarded
46 3, 89 | it entails and brings to perfection the acceptance and observance
47 3, 95 | demands of radicalness and perfection".149 ~In fact, genuine understanding
48 3, 110 | the good brought to its perfection. The Church's Magisterium
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