Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,4 |     flock with gentleness and by personal example. In 1860, Archbishop
 2 3,1 |     healing of the passions.~The personal example of the Lord Himself
 3 3,3 |       elderly or in poor health. Personal facts also need to be taken
 4 5   | idiorrhythmic monastery (meaning personal way or manner) in which
 5 6,1 |         however. Tradition is a “personal encounter with Christ in
 6 6,5 |       and comprises the Spirit's personal property, belonging to Him
 7 6,5 |    teaching on the Holy Spirit's personal property — the eternal procession
 8 7   |          past, but contemporary, personal friends. As meeting points
 9 8   |     Sacraments, in that they are personal. That is, the grace of God
10 8,1 |       all sins (Original Sin and personal sins) and is reborn into
11 8,2 |  laying-on of hands required the personal participation of the Apostles,
12 9,6 |       ones.~In addition to these personal days for remembrance of
13 10  |      future to a more inward and personal one (Jer. 31:31-34). With
14 10,1|         faith in God despite his personal sufferings. The Church sees
15 10,1|        of the individual and his personal responsibility to God is
16 10,3|      ethical teachings and a few personal remarks (Ch. 12-16).~ ~First
17 10,3|         letter we are given many personal and autobiographical glimpses
18 10,3|   because the letter contains no personal greetings, etc., most scholars
19 10,3|            Third John.~This is a personal letter of John to Gaius,