Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 4,1| imperfections, sufferings,~and diseases which proceed from the collision
 2 II, 4,2|     and~was able to be free of diseases and sufferings. Indeed,
 3 II, 4,2|        and sufferings. Indeed, diseases and sufferings are presented
 4 II, 5,1|       shows that the causes of diseases and sufferings, in the overwhelming
 5 II, 5,3|   consequences of the fall are diseases, hard labor, and death.
 6 II, 5,3|      the meaning of labors and diseases in fallen man, St. Cyril
 7 II, 5,3|   healing~measures — labor and diseases — giving to them an educational
 8 II, 8,2|      he~is healed of spiritual diseases (sins). In Priesthood he
 9 II, 8,2|        Unction~he is healed of diseases of the body by means of
10 II, 8,2|      of a healing of spiritual diseases.”~For the life of the Church
11 II, 8,6|     order to treat their moral diseases. Such penances, for example,
12 II, 9,6|  placed upon the sick,~and the diseases of the sick were cured,