Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II, 1,12|       divine revelation such as ibis taught by the Magisterium
 2   II, 1,14|        mission assigned to him. Ibis b stir up a lively faith
 3   II, 2,21|   carried out in human history. Ibis, therefore, not sufficient
 4   II, 2,21|   religious experience, even if ibis a true one; rather, catechesis
 5   II, 2,22| liturgical celebration, because ibis an action of Christ the
 6  III, 1,41|         written or handed down; ibis more deeply understood and
 7  III, 2,51|         is Christ who baptises. ibis not 50 much a man who celebrates
 8  III, 2,55|  dignity (cf. GS, 48).~Finally, ibis part of the family’s vocation
 9  III, 2,58|      ail sinned" (Rom. 5, 12). "ibis human nature so fallen,
10  III, 2,59|       of the Church, whose duty ibis to explain the whole moral