Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 5,2 |         45). With regard to the healing of the bent woman, the Savior~
 2 II, 5,3 |       and passions, by means of healing~measures — labor and diseases —
 3 II, 7,5 |    which allow of treatment and healing; and they called arbitrary~
 4 II, 8,2 |       of the body by means of a healing of spiritual diseases.”~
 5 II, 8,6 |      opened soul a grace-giving healing~which does not allow the
 6 II, 8,6 |      acts which are corrective,~healing, pedagogical. Their purpose
 7 II, 8,6 | considered a means of spiritual healing; that the ancient pastors,
 8 II, 8,6 |    should fail in regard to the healing of the sick man. For the
 9 II, 8,9 |      not of a special “gift” of healing; rather he prescribes the~
10 II, 8,9 |         as referring~to a usual healing method of those times, since
11 II, 8,9 |   attributes, is not a~means of healing against every disease. The
12 II, 8,9 |       have left prayers for the healing of the infirm which entered
13 II, 8,9 |         also for a grace-giving healing of his bodily infirmity
14 II, 8,9 |       for this, for the general healing of infirmities~of soul and
15 II, 8,9 |       separate Mystery, for the healing of the sick, and is not
16 II, 9,3 |         Church, and the gift of healing, and especially when the
17 II, 9,4 |       used outward actions when healing; He visited the Temple in
18 II, 9,6 |     touching~become a source of healing, do believers entreat from
19 II, 9,6 |  evident and confirmed signs of healing by~prayer to the saints
20 App, 5,4|        diverse ailments receive healing, for St. Job was in this
21 App, 5,5|       years they that requested healing from St. Cornelius~had received
22 App, 5,5|       of the wonder-working and healing relics of his body as a