Dives in misericordia
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 1   1,    2|             one has ever seen God," writes St. John, in order to stress


Dominum et vivificantem
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 2   1,  3  |   evangelist John, who was present, writes that, during the Last Supper
 3   1,  10 |      salvation. As the Apostle Paul writes: "God's love has been poured
 4   1,  13 | self-communication to man. St. Paul writes that, precisely because
 5   1,  14 |        Father!" As the Apostle Paul writes in the Letter to the Galatians.45
 6   1,  24 |         flesh," as the Apostle Paul writes, is "designated Son of God
 7   1,  25 |             Church. ~As the Council writes, "the Spirit dwells in the
 8   2,  38 |             of earthly affairs" and writes: "For without the Creator
 9   2,  45 |         truth of what St. Augustine writes concerning the mystery of
10   3,  55 |          experience. As the Apostle writes: "Now the works of the flesh
11   3,  55 |            Consequently the Apostle writes: "If we live by the Spirit,
12   3,  59 |          the Second Vatican Council writes: precisely by reason of
13   3,  60 |           freedom. For, as St. Paul writes, "Where the Spirit of the
14   3,  60 |         Christ who - as the Council writes - "appointed Lord by his
15   3,  65 |       Letter to the Romans, when he writes: "For we do not know how


Ecclesia de Eucharistia
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16   1,  17 |            his Spirit. Saint Ephrem writes: “He called the bread his
17   2,  23 |            of the Eucharist when he writes to the Corinthians: “The


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
18   1,  9  |             forth. As Saint Ambrose writes: "Once the crime is admitted
19   2,  45 |         operative. As Saint Ambrose writes: "The arrival of Mary and
20   2,  49 |       source of life. Thus Jeremiah writes: "My people have committed
21   3,  52 |              Saint Gregory of Nyssa writes that "God made man capable
22   3,  66 |             passage Saint Augustine writes that "it is never licit
23   3,  72 |           Saint Thomas Aquinas, who writes that "human law is law inasmuch
24   3,  75 |         freedom. As Saint Augustine writes, "the beginning of freedom


Fides et ratio
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25   3,  25 |           Augustine teaches when he writes: “I have met many who wanted
26   5,  57 |         faith and reason”, the Pope writes, “he unites them in bonds
27   6,  70 |            the problem. The Apostle writes: “Now in Christ Jesus you


Laborem exercens
   Chap., §
28   5,   26|          earn their own living", he writes to the Thessalonians74.


Redemptor hominis
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29   3,  14 |          and his existence in time, writes this personal history of


Redemptoris missio
   Chap., §
30   1,  5  |        risen Christ as the Lord. He writes: "Although there may be


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
31   1,  10 |          you are the image of God", writes Saint Ambrose. "Know that
32   1,  13 |           freedom", Saint Augustine writes, "is to be free from crimes...
33   1,  15 |            Rom 10:4), Saint Ambrose writes: "end not in the sense of
34   2,  38 |              Saint Gregory of Nyssa writes: "The soul shows its royal
35   2,  42 |   commenting on a verse of Psalm 4, writes: "After saying: Offer right
36   2,  43 |           eternal law. Saint Thomas writes: "Among all others, the
37   2,  45 |              Rom 8:2). Saint Thomas writes that this law "can be called
38   2,  73 |           Saint Cyril of Alexandria writes, Christ "forms us according
39   2,  81 |      peccata sunt), Saint Augustine writes, like theft, fornication,
40   3,  89 |         commandments. As Saint John writes, "God is light and in him
41   3,  89 |             beloved children", Paul writes to the Christians of Ephesus, "