Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 5,3|      eternal repose after the labors and struggles of our earthly
 2 II, 5,3|     Concerning the meaning of labors and diseases in fallen man,
 3 II, 5,3|   that life which was free of labors and sorrows, he is given
 4 II, 5,3|     illnesses, frees him from labors, puts an end to his sorrows~
 5 II, 6,8|       the repose or rest from labors; b) nonparticipation in
 6 II, 7,2| combine his own indispensable labors with the grace-given help
 7 II, 7,4|      least participate in the labors receive such satisfaction,
 8 II, 8,1|       in themselves —~then he labors and exhausts himself in
 9 II, 8,5|      those in infirmities and labors, for all who ask for help —~“
10 II, 9,7|     then the self-sacrificing labors of the pillars of the Church,~