Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1  III, 2,50|      is for them the wages of sin (cf. Rom. 6, 23; GS, 18).
 2  III, 2,53|    cleanses man from original sin and from ail personal sins,
 3  III, 2,56|       thing, namely, dying 10 sin, becoming partakers of the
 4  III, 2,58|                               SIN 0F MAN~ ~62 Nevertheless,
 5  III, 2,58|   work of salvation, he finds sin the greatest obstacle.~ ~"
 6  III, 2,58|     GS, 13). "Through one man sin entered the world, and with
 7  III, 2,58|   entered the world, and with sin death, death thus coming
 8  III, 2,58|     that every man is born in sin" (Paul VI, Profession fidei,
 9  III, 2,58|    history of liberation from sin. Every intervention of God
10  III, 2,58| relates to the destruction of sin, and is fulfilled through
11  III, 2,58|     concerning the reality of sin and Christ’s consequent "
12  Add, 2   |     to perceive the malice of sin which always offends God
13  Add, 3   |   instills a holy aversion to sin, an awareness of the need
14  Add, 3   |   Church in obtain pardon for sin, and furthermore that if