Part, Chapter, Paragraph,  Pag.

 1    1,    1,  a,   14|     canticle that echo on our lips and accompany us from time
 2    1,    1,  b,   24|     to focus on God and their lips will instinctively move
 3    1,    1,  b,   26|    not want to hear from your lips that insipid expression:
 4    1,    1,  c,   35|  peribitis (...)."~ ~From his lips I seem almost to hear only
 5    1,    1,  c,   37|       able to bring it to his lips with unshakable faith, thus
 6    1,    2,  d,   65|       name is Pope.  From his lips come the words that heal
 7    1,    3,  a,   75| Virgin confirmed with her own lips and in the clearest way
 8    2,    1,  c,  116|   Purgatory where it falls on lips burning in expiatory flames.16~ ~ ~
 9    2,    1,  e,  125|      them from his own divine lips (...).~ ~Not to accept all
10    2,    3,  d,  166|   secondary motives.~ ~On his lips, the word is a ray of heavenly
11    2,    4,  c,  189|      by the utterance of your lips, caught by the words of
12    2,    5,  a,  207|        Gregory the Great, the lips of parents are their children'
13    2,    5,  a,  207|   your name with their infant lips, so you should also teach
14    3,    1,  e,  257|     Make sure that their baby lips often pronounce the most
15    3,    2,  b,  275|      truths received from the lips of mother will not be erased
16    3,    2,  c,  278|      who daily say with their lips: "Lord, thy kingdom come,"
17    3,    2,  e,  299|     deaf-mute.  He reads your lips and he answers.  Of course,
18    3,    2,  e,  301|  Maker of the universe; those lips sealed in silence ‑- all
19    3,    2,  e,  302|       for long hours from the lips of their patient and devoted
20    4,    3,  a,  329|      a warm sign of love; and lips will open to a smile and
21    5,    2,  b,  400|       in a warm sign of love; lips will  ./. open to smile
22    5,    3,  a,  434|       more than once from the lips of poor workers and peasants.~ ~