Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 3,8 | practical aids of the Church and al the same time avoiding forms
 2   II, 1,9 |       the General Council looked al revelation as the act by
 3   II, 2,22|         celebrations, especially al the Eucharist.~ ~Therefore,
 4   II, 2,26|          the heavenly Jerusalem. Al the same time, lt calls
 5   II, 2,28|          own specific character. Al one and the same lime it
 6  III, 1,34|   Christian community may arrive al an always more profound
 7  III, 2,43|    himself as the Son of God, he al the same time reveals the
 8  III, 2,47|         be brought to completion al the end of the world, when
 9  III, 2,48|        Jesus the Savior is aimed al having creation give the
10  III, 2,53|          of the Mass and preside al the Eucharistic banquet.~"
11  III, 2,54|        because of which they are al limes accused of a sterile
12  III, 2,55|          AAS, 1968, p. 483), and al the same time taking due
13  III, 2,58|          man abused his liberty, al the urging of the Evil One.
14  III, 2,62|      steps toward them. First of al, however, each one according
15  III, 2,65|        corms in his majesty, and al the angels with him, and
16  III, 2,65|       each man will fully arrive al his destiny, because ail
17   IV, 1   |          of the catechist, while al the same lime he is being