Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 3,5 |          is required for them to act. However, one cannot say
 2 II, 3,6 |          will and the ability to act~freely within certain boundaries.~
 3 II, 3,6 |          with regard to the very act of creation it is said:~“
 4 II, 5,2 |       the devil and his servants act in the world under the heaven,~
 5 II, 7,3 |          powers of Christ do not act. It is “full of Christ” (
 6 II, 7,5 |    Greece refused to accept this~act as having been performed
 7 II, 7,5 |      Church, either by a visible act of the Church authority
 8 II, 7,5 |    authority or by the invisible act~of God’s judgment. Thus,
 9 II, 8,1 |        powers of the Holy Spirit act in the Church.~In the Apostolic
10 II, 8,1 |          the saving grace of God act?~Both the spiritual birth
11 II, 8,1 |        saving grace of God might act. Very~expressive in this
12 II, 8,2 |           sacrament) is a sacred act which under a visible aspect
13 II, 8,2 |          means which unfailingly~act by grace upon those who
14 II, 8,2 |      freedom of man; it does not act upon him irresistibly. Often
15 II, 8,4 |         It is a) the culminating act of being united to the Church,
16 II, 8,4 |      with another visible~sacred act (the anointment of the newly
17 II, 8,4 |        laying on of hands by the act of Chrismation,~with the
18 II, 8,6 |    repentance). Rather, it is an act of one’s will for correction,
19 II, 8,6 |        sins in the Mystery is an~act of mercy, but not an irrational
20 II, 8,7 |    intended for this aim, and an act of Divine grace.~In the
21 II, 8,7 |          on of hands~as a sacred act by means of which presbyters
22 II, 8,7 |        the one hand, as a sacred act~known to all, by means of
23 II, 8,7 |       the~other hand as a sacred act which had a special importance
24 II, 8,7 |        ordination” itself~was an act totally separate and distinct
25 II, 9,3 |         was revealed the lawless act of the servant Gehazi (4
26 App, 5,1|          Church, she composes an act of “numbering~among the
27 App, 5,1|       Such is the essence of the act of glorification itself.
28 App, 5,2|          did not perform such an act without the knowledge and
29 App, 5,3|    guidance from us as to~how to act with such holy relics, we
30 App, 5,3|    Holiness in the present event act~in accordance with the Church'
31 App, 5,3|        twenty-one hierarchs.~The act of numbering among the choirs
32 App, 5,3|         actions~that precede the act of glorification, on par
33 App, 5,3|        in the realization of the act of the glorification~which
34 App, 5,5|        had been conducted a true act of God, Who is~wondrous
35 App, 5,5|      until that time had been an act of personal zeal, the calling~
36 App, 5,5|     follow immediately after the act of glorification.~
37 App, 5,6| constitute a single, inseparable act, although they often are