Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1      I,Intro,1|    recipient to Christ by a special grace of the Holy Spirit, so that
 2      I,Intro,1|           Christ. No one can bestow grace on himself; it must be given
 3      I,Intro,1|            presupposes ministers of grace, authorised and empowered
 4      I,Intro,2|           of strengthening with the grace of diaconal ordination those
 5      I,Intro,3|             through the sacramental grace of the diaconate”.(33)~Vatican
 6     II,Intro,2|           by a specific sacramental grace which inserts him into the
 7     II,Intro,2|          the gift of your sevenfold grace to carry out faithfully
 8     II,Intro,2| communicates a specific sacramental grace. The diaconal character
 9     II,Intro,2|           it a specific sacramental grace, which is strength, vigor
10     II,Intro,2|         strengthened by sacramental grace they are dedicated to the
11     II,Intro,2|            which imprint character, grace has a permanent virtuality.
12     II, I,1   |         that they can recognise his grace and respond generously to
13     II,IV,2   |             gifts received with the grace of ordination, will ensure
14    III, 2,3   |             the font of sacramental grace which nourishes the entire
15    III, 2,3   |           precede reception of that grace to enable the deacon to
16    III, 2,3   |            liturgy is the source of grace and sanctification. Its
17    III, 2,5   |            his heart to the work of grace.~The charitable function
18    III, 3,2   |      Council calls “the sacramental grace of the diaconate”. (179)
19    III, 3,3   |   inclination of nature inspired by grace, with a spirit of service
20    III, 3,3   |             the will with a special grace so that in all his actions
21    III, 3,4   |     importance to the sacraments of grace whose purpose “is to sanctify
22    III, 4,1   |           is a fruit of sacramental grace articulated in the pastoral
23    III, 4,4   |          faithfully the sacramental grace of their calling. It is