Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 3,6|     surely understandable. A man receives the~power of faith from
 2 II, 6,6|          the outrage! The robber receives~ransom, not only from God,
 3 II, 6,7|       sacrifice. He Himself both receives it and distributes it to
 4 II, 7,4|        whole people rejoices and receives him with great glory. If
 5 II, 8,1|        as the thirsty, dry earth receives~the moisture of rain — in
 6 II, 8,2|          life. In Chrismation he receives grace~which gives growth
 7 II, 8,2|          sins). In Priesthood he receives the grace spiritually to
 8 II, 8,2|       Mysteries. In Matrimony he receives~grace which sanctifies marriage
 9 II, 8,2|          extent to which one who~receives the Mystery is vouchsafed
10 II, 8,3|           Since in Baptism a man receives, in place of the old existence
11 II, 8,9|        conscience of the one who receives the Mystery of Unction opens~
12 II, 9,2| salvation of his neighbor, first~receives benefit himself, and then
13 II, 9,7|        strength for struggle? He receives it through communion~with
14 II, 0,2|        complete torment each one receives after the General Resurrection,~
15 App, 3 |        an angel, nor a holy man, receives veneration both from the