Chapter, Paragraph

1 5  |         out the very root of man's sinfulness: pride and self-will. The
2 5  | self-accusing, always mourning its sinfulness. The more severe the asceticism,
3 6,6|          member of the Church. Our sinfulness is outside the Church. Some
4 6,2|      nothing within himself except sinfulness, and simply hoped in God'
5 6,2|           from fear of God for our sinfulness, they will “intercede for
6 6,2|  profoundly we become aware of our sinfulness and spiritual imperfection,
7 9,2|          an awareness of one's own sinfulness and with the contrition
8 9,3|      reason of his limitations and sinfulness that he cannot always correctly