Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II, 2,16|  adherence to Christ’s Gospel as presented by the Church. Often, however,
 2   II, 2,24|      Catholic doctrine should be presented with charity as whit as
 3   II, 2,29|        the word of God, as it is presented by the Church, in the language
 4   II, 2,30|        message, when it has been presented without adulteration or
 5  III, 2,47|         s creative action is not presented as an abstract philosophical
 6  III, 2,47|         of creation is not to be presented simply as a truth standing
 7  III, 2,49|          witness that the Church presented throughout the centuries:
 8  III, 2,52|   meaning.~ ~First, they must be presented as sacraments of faith.
 9  III, 2,52|           the sacraments must be presented, each according to its own
10   IV, 3   |           Formulas are generally presented and explained when the lesson
11    V      |          sake of an example, are presented only some general principles
12    V, 6   |       social questions should be presented for study, together with
13   VI      |       The guides and suggestions presented in this part cannot be implemented
14   VI, 4,86|   doctrine of the Church must be presented faithfully. Here the norms
15   VI, 4,89| Christian message that are to be presented and the particular groups
16   VI, 4,90|       nature and value of things presented through the mass media.
17  Add, 3   |    sacrament of Penance i5 to be presented in a broad framework of