Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 5,3 |        the more easily to the reception of the remission~of sins
 2 II, 6,2 |  Further, preparation for the reception of the Saviour consisted
 3 II, 6,2 |   were being prepared for the reception of the Saviour, but also
 4 II, 6,2 |       the pagan world for the reception~of the good news of the
 5 II, 6,4 |       the Virgin Mary for the reception of God the Word.~One must
 6 II, 6,5 |    had been accomplished: the reception and assimilation~of it by
 7 II, 6,5 |      necessity for a personal reception and assimilation~of the
 8 II, 6,7 |       likewise through worthy reception of the Body and Blood of
 9 II, 8,1 |  opening of~his heart for the reception of it, a thirst for it,
10 II, 8,1 |       personal effort for the reception, preservation, and~activity
11 II, 8,2 |     the fruitfulness of their reception by believers — their renewing
12 II, 8,2 | Mystery worthily. An unworthy reception~of it can draw upon oneself
13 II, 8,3 |      Baptism: the door to the reception of other gifts.~As we see
14 II, 8,5 |       food and drink, but the reception of the true Body and Blood
15 II, 8,7 |       sacred trembling to the reception~of the gift of sacred ministry
16 II, 9,6 |    Baptism, sanctified by the reception of the Most Pure Body and
17 App, 5,2|       itself testified to the reception of a heavenly~crown. But