Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 3,6|        the spirit as the higher, grace-given form of the life of the
 2 II, 6,8|        the Lord granted them the grace-given power of the Holy Spirit
 3 II, 6,8|         and secondly,~in all the grace-given powers which lead the faithful
 4 II, 6,8| godliness” (2 Peter 1:3). “These grace-given gifts are in the Holy Church
 5 II, 7,2|   salvation, and make use of the grace-given means of sanctification~
 6 II, 7,2|    indispensable labors with the grace-given help of God .~special branches
 7 II, 7,2|         to an examination of the~grace-given conditions and the mystical,
 8 II, 7,2|     conditions and the mystical, grace-given means furnished in the Church
 9 II, 7,5|    established in the Church the grace-given succession of the episcopate,
10 II, 7,5|          succession of the whole grace-given ministry of the church hierarchy,
11 II, 7,6|          1:1), as bearers of the grace-given hierarchical ministry,~helpers
12 II, 7,6|       not by their hierarchical,~grace-given dignity. Thus it was also
13 II, 7,6|        principle of hierarchical grace-given equality remain forever
14 II, 8,1|         and needs the support of grace-given powers. “We have access
15 II, 8,2|        most important moments of grace-given ministry, the~series of
16 II, 8,3|        the Mystery.~The mystical grace-given aspect of Baptism is indicated
17 II, 8,3|      Moreover, setting forth the grace-given significance of Baptism,
18 II, 8,3|       inward battle in the whole grace-given life of the Church. The~
19 II, 8,3|          Church opens up further grace-given help to the newly baptized
20 II, 8,4|           and b) the seal of the grace-given powers which are bestowed
21 App, 3 | deification of man is~not only a grace-given sanctification of man, but