Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,18 |         so evident now to human awareness that it needs no~proofs
 2 I, 1,18 |     Himself. This demand of our awareness is expressed by one of the
 3 II, 3,6 |    animate in the faithful this awareness, this belief in a life beyond
 4 II, 4,2 |         before his eyes, and an awareness of his royal superiority
 5 II, 5,1 |        Numerous examples of~the awareness of the tie between suffering
 6 II, 5,3 | darkness beyond the~grave. Such awareness and sorrow were eased only
 7 II, 6,3 |         this truth in~the clear awareness of all Christians, as the
 8 II, 6,4 |     Gospel,~where she expressed awareness of the immeasurable majesty
 9 II, 7,5 |      full significance with the awareness~of the oneness of this Church
10 II, 8,2 |        the humble and trembling awareness that in every Christian “
11 II, 8,6 |          Repentance is not only awareness of one’s sinfulness~or a
12 II, 8,6 |         means for deepening the awareness of~sinfulness in the sinner,
13 II, 9,2 |       is penetrated by a living awareness and feeling that our dead~
14 II, 9,7 |       spiritual strength in~the awareness that after the Lord’s death
15 Add, 0,4|         fears and trembles. The awareness of sins always torments
16 Add, 0,7|     that the higher one’s moral awareness is~raised, the more acute
17 Add, 0,7|       of offending God, and~the awareness of the unavoidability of
18 App, 1  |       develop, and the Church's awareness of itself, with the course~
19 App, 1  |  feeling of reverence, with the awareness and feeling of God's closeness
20 App, 1  |        become more clear in the~awareness of the people of the Church
21 App, 2  |        a new degree of rational awareness” — this~is the way V.S.