Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II, 1,14|     reveals. By this, man, with full homage of his mind and will,
 2   II, 1,14|   salvation, faith leads man to full discernment of the divine
 3   II, 2,26|      thoughts and desires b the full consummation of the kingdom
 4   II, 2,27|   existence, ail the way to the full explanation of revealed
 5  III, 1,34|        cf. n. 33), but with the full store of revelation that
 6  III, 2,52|                                 FULL MEANING 0F THE SACRAMENTS~ ~
 7  III, 2,52|   sacraments according 10 their full meaning.~ ~First, they must
 8  III, 2,62|   Christians who do not live in full communion with the Catholic
 9  III, 2,64|        manner, because Many is "full of grade" (Luke 1, 28),
10   IV, 2   | synthesis usually manifests its full force, however, when the
11    V, 1   |         of infants takes on its full meaning when the Christian
12    V,15   |    capacities which reach their full development in adult life,
13    V,15   |       periods of life which are full of crises. Although these
14    V,16   |        Christian charity to the full. Indeed, this charity, as
15    V,17   |                                 FULL DEVELOPMENT 0F THE PERSONALITY~ ~