Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 3,6 |      regard to the fact that the conditions of the body are reflected
 2 II, 3,6 |         the~soul, and that these conditions can weaken and even corrupt
 3 II, 3,6 |     instrument — the body. Those conditions of the body which are unfavorable~
 4 II, 5,1 |          artificial and abnormal conditions for their existence,~introducing
 5 II, 6,2 |          of the time, place, and~conditions of the Saviour’s birth,
 6 II, 6,2 |    Testament period. Under these conditions, the~light of faith in the
 7 II, 6,2 |        God’s will, the political conditions were ready because the whole
 8 II, 7,2 |        necessary~for its earthly conditions of existence.~The Church
 9 II, 7,2 |   examination of the~grace-given conditions and the mystical, grace-given
10 II, 7,5 |         a long time by political conditions, as has often happened in
11 II, 7,5 |         is not bound up with any conditions of civil order which it
12 II, 8,3 |         And even under favorable~conditions a sponsor should keep close
13 II, 8,6 |     Scripture speaks of cases or conditions when sins are not forgiven.
14 II, 8,8 |         it has been destroyed by conditions of life (for ex-ample, long
15 II, 9,5 |       were~evoked by the special conditions of the time — for example,
16 II, 0,2 |      distinguishes~two different conditions after the Particular Judgment:
17 II, 0,2 |       Catholic~teaching of three conditions: 1) blessedness, 2) purgatory,
18 Add, 0,3|       their feet.~In the limited conditions of our life we unfortunately
19 App, 5,3| difficult to carry out under the conditions of the Turkish Yoke. St.