Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 II,13 |      consecration thus: ''God of truth, make thy servant a living
 2 II,18 |        of one persecuted for the truth of the Gospel.~
 3 III,26|         Bishops, as ministers of truth, will carry out this task
 4 III,28|      assistance of the Spirit of Truth, as a continuous passing
 5 III,29| witnesses of divine and catholic truth; the faithful, for their
 6 III,29|           In this service of the truth, every Bishop is placed
 7 III,29|       sustained by the Spirit of truth, the People of God, under
 8 III,30|    opening it to the fullness of truth and life which is realized
 9 IV,35 |    liturgy demands that revealed truth be clearly proclaimed, the
10 IV,35 |          the Catholic faith. The truth of the faith and of Christian
11 IV,41 |         times and a proof of the truth of Christianity as it shines
12  V,43 |    edification of their flock in truth and holiness, remembering
13  V,43 |        of the flock of Christ in truth and in holiness demands
14 VI,55 |      rising of the light of full truth over all people. For the
15 VI,55 |       For the rest, it is a holy truth that by governing well their
16 VI,58 |         is always the search for truth or the good of the Church.
17 VI,58 |       Synod is at the service of truth and the Church, as an expression
18 VI,64 |          path of the dialogue of truth and love.~Many Synod Fathers
19 VII,66|     movements and to discern the truth. With the Apostle he can
20 VII,66|     factus pontifex, becoming in truth a ''bridge'' which leads
21 VII,68|         for all humanity. ''This truth of faith does not lessen