Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 3,8 |         Son and our Savior, whose mystery, which revealed God’s ineffable
 2   II, 1,10|         the deeds and clarify the mystery contained in them"~(DV,
 3   II, 1,14|     brings the Gospel to men. The mystery which has been announced
 4   II, 1,14|        The various aspects of the mystery are to be explained in such
 5   II, 2,18|           to its demands, and the mystery of the Church as the community
 6   II, 2,21|     mature in the faith knows the mystery of salvation revealed in
 7   II, 2,21|   witnesses to the fact that this mystery is being carried out in
 8   II, 2,30|  obligation of sharing the entire mystery of our salivation in Christ
 9  III, 1,33|          the manifestation of the mystery of God and of his saving
10  III, 1,35|            namely, God in his own mystery and in his saving intervention
11  III, 1,35|    therefore, has as object God’s mystery and works, namely, the works
12  III, 1,37|      history of salvation, 50 the mystery of God is the centre from
13  III, 1,37|         of God. So it is that the mystery of Christ illumines the
14  III, 1,37|      Spirit: The knowledge of the mystery of Christ and the way 10
15  III, 1,38|           close connection of the mystery of God and Christ with man’
16  III, 1,39|       under four basic heads: the mystery of God the Father, the Son,
17  III, 1,39|        Creator of ail things; the mystery of Christ the incarnate
18  III, 1,39|       rose for our salvation; the mystery of the Holy Spirit, who
19  III, 1,39|         Savior and Judge; and the mystery of the Church, which is
20  III, 1,40|       HISTORICAL CHARACTER 0F THE MYSTERY 0F SALVATION~ ~44 The economy
21  III, 1,40|          recognise how the saving mystery of Christ works today and
22  III, 1,41|     should carefully note how the mystery of Christ is the center
23  III, 2,43|                               THE MYSTERY 0F THE ONE GOD: FATHER,
24  III, 2,43|         some foreshadowing of the mystery of the Trinity. These are
25  III, 2,43|          to the revelation of the mystery transmitted by the Church;
26  III, 2,44|     humble in the presence of the mystery of God, as we ought: "Truly
27  III, 2,47|           is the beginning of the mystery of salvation :(cf. DV, 3);
28  III, 2,49|     DIVINE PERSON~ ~53 This great mystery, namely, Christ as Head
29  III, 2,49|           able to acknowledge the mystery of his divinity. Christ
30  III, 2,49|        correct explanation of the mystery of the Incarnation developed
31  III, 2,49|       peculiar nature of Christ’s mystery, to investigate the hidden
32  III, 2,50|    REDEEMER 0F THE WORLD~ ~54 The mystery of Christ appears in the
33  III, 2,50|     subject to 5m—net only as the mystery of the incarnation but also
34  III, 2,50|       incarnation but also as the mystery of salvation and redemption.~
35  III, 2,51|     PRIMORDIAL SACRAMENT~ ~55 The mystery of Christ is continued in
36  III, 2,58|          is fulfilled through the mystery of the cross. The profound
37  III, 2,61| pilgrimage toward fullness of the mystery of Christ.~ ~The Holy Spirit’
38  III, 2,65|      Christ Jesus and through his mystery, the faithful already in
39   IV, 2   |        they have in the Christian mystery. This method is in harmony
40    V,16   |          matrimony, a sign of the mystery of unity and fruitful love
41    V,16   |        and that it shares in that mystery (cf. Eph. 5, 32).~ ~Within