Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 3,7 |       fulfilled in Christ the Lord, and human aspirations,
 2   II, 1,11|   that Jesus, the Messiah and Lord, is through his Spirit always
 3  III, 2,44|     The God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ" (Eph. 1, 3)
 4  III, 2,44|      the talents given by the Lord (cf. Malt. 25, 14 if.).
 5  III, 2,45|     works 10 the value of the Lord’s message.~ ~
 6  III, 2,46|      death, he was exalted as Lord of ail things, and was manifested
 7  III, 2,47|    basis for showing that the Lord remains always with his
 8  III, 2,49|    namely, Christ as Head and Lord of the~universe, "has been
 9  III, 2,49|       of it, Jesus Christ our Lord" (Enchiridion patristicum,
10  III, 2,53|       suffering and glorified Lord, that He may lighten their
11  III, 2,61|  priestly people: "Christ the Lord, High Priest baked from
12  III, 2,62|    People of God is one: ‘one Lord, one faith, one baptism’ (
13  III, 2,63|     of hem expectation of hem Lord and of the eternal Kingdom" (
14  III, 2,64|     ineffable manner with the Lord, being his Ever-Virgin Mother,
15  III, 2,64|     and fully faithful 10 the Lord, and who was assumed body
16  III, 2,64|    conformed "to hem Son, the Lord of lords, and the Conqueror
17  III, 2,64|      who are already with the Lord and are interceding for
18  III, 2,65|     life hopefully await "our Lord Jesus Christ, who will give
19  III, 2,65|        15, 24-28). Until "the Lord corms in his majesty, and
20  III, 2,65|      49).~ ~On the day of the Lord’s coming, the entire Church
21   IV, 3   |      the Apostles’ Creed, the Lord’s Prayer, the Hail Mary,
22  Add, 2   | possible way about God as our Lord and Father, about his love
23  Add, 3   |     more intimate love of the Lord Jesus and to genuine love
24  Add, 5   |       the Resurrection of Our Lord.~ ~John J. Cardinal Wright,