Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1  Fwd      |           after consultation with certain episcopates— the first thing
 2    I, 3,5 |         favor the prerogatives of certain social classes to an excessive
 3   II, 2,32|       well. The catechist is in a certain way the interpreter of the
 4  III, 1,35|     CONTENT 0F CATECHESIS FORMS A CERTAIN ORGANIC AND LIVING BODY~ ~
 5  III, 1,39|           of salvation there is a certain hierarchy of truths (cf.
 6  III, 2,49|      through the incarnation in a certain way joined himself with
 7  III, 2,53|         in a special way conforms certain members of the People of
 8  III, 2,55|          s grace imitate and in a certain way represent the love of
 9  III, 2,64|           cf. LG, 69), Many "in a certain way unites and mirrors within
10   IV      |           here are set forth only certain points to which great importance
11   IV, 4   |         merge and there results a certain desire to steer the human
12   IV, 4   |         life. He recalled to mind certain human situations (the merchant
13    V, 6   | theological explanations and with certain encouragement's to Christian
14    V, 8   |        his existence according to certain principal and primary values.
15    V,15   |         successfully pass through certain periods of life which are
16    V,16   |         charity, as the sign of a certain common experience, makes
17   VI, 1,68|        proved as though they were certain;~ ~b) demanding a degree
18   VI, 4,86|          be duly reviewed after a certain period of time. Before promulgation,
19  Add      |          held opportune to recall certain principles and to make some
20  Add      |           some observations about certain experiments that have been
21  Add, 4   |                                   CERTAIN NEW EXPERIMENTS~ ~4 In very
22  Add, 4   |           In very recent times in certain regions of the Church experiments
23  Add, 4   |     prevented the introduction in certain places of a practice in