Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 3,7 |     possible for the Gospel to be brought over to other cultures.
 2   II, 1,10|        which was made in time and brought to perfection in Christ,
 3  III      | particular features which must be brought out more clearly in a new,
 4  III, 1,33|          message of salvation has brought them and that faith has
 5  III, 1,36| foundation. In him all things are brought together (cf. Eph. 1, 10).
 6  III, 2,47|        and, finally, they will be brought to completion al the end
 7  III, 2,58|   catechesis.~ ~But the salvation brought by Jesus Christ involves
 8  III, 2,58|    compared ho the death which 5m brought (cf. Rom. 5, 15-17). This
 9  III, 2,60|        Christian moral teaching s brought to light; ail precepts and
10   IV, 6   |          and in the case of those brought together in a small number
11    V,12   |          on religious matters, is brought to perfection when it Leads
12   VI, 8,99|           the word of God must be brought to the immigrants. Because