Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 2,1 |      we can already speak of a true social and cultural transformation,
 2    I, 2,4 |     therefore, to manifest its true nature, by virtue of which
 3   II, 1,14|       speaks and manifests the true significance of the world
 4   II, 2,16|     have in fact never given a true personal adherence 10 the
 5   II, 2,21|     experience, even if ibis a true one; rather, catechesis
 6   II, 2,22|     things are necessary for a true liturgical life.~ ~"The
 7   II, 2,24|       into error regarding the true doctrine of the Church" (
 8  III, 2,43|     and the plan by which God, true and one, the Father, the
 9  III, 2,43|      intimate knowledge of the true God imbues the whole mind
10  III, 2,44|     understand more easily the true nature of the worship which
11  III, 2,49|                  JESUS CHRIST, TRUE MAN AND TRUE GOD IN THE
12  III, 2,49|     JESUS CHRIST, TRUE MAN AND TRUE GOD IN THE UNITY 0F THE
13  III, 2,49|    from God, light from light, true God from true God, begotten
14  III, 2,49|      from light, true God from true God, begotten not made,
15  III, 2,49|        unborn, God become man, true life in death; sprung both
16  III, 2,57|      duty defend and promote a true sense of freedom and its
17  III, 2,62|        others, yet ail share a true equality with regard to
18   IV, 3   |        dogmatic formulas are a true profession of Catholic doctrine,
19   IV, 5   |    hand on effectively the one true Christian message.~ ~ ~
20    V,17   |  considered a crossing over to true life and as a meeting with
21    V,18   | strongly than ever to seek the true meaning of life.~ ~d) There
22    V,19   |      of distinguishing between true blessings and the dangers
23   VI, 3,82|    celebrate divine worship as true priests of the New Testament" (