Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    3,   5, 262 |            to use our free will in doing good or evil.~ ~
 2    3,   6, 275 |         ways: namely, by willfully doing things forbidden, or by
 3    3,  10, 459 |           when we need its help in doing or avoiding an action, and
 4    3,  10, 459 |          with us only while we are doing or avoiding the action.~ ~
 5    3,  10, 462 |             Virtue is the habit of doing good, and vice is the habit
 6    3,  10, 462 |           and vice is the habit of doing evil. An act, good or bad,
 7    3,  13, 584 |         must have the intention of doing what Christ intended when
 8    3,  15, 709 |         wherever an opportunity of doing good by His Words presented
 9    3,  18, 787 |      committed, because, by our so doing, the priest cannot know
10    3,  20, 854 |          Indulgences, free us from doing Penance?~A. The Church,
11    3,  20, 854 | Indulgences, does not free us from doing penance, but simply makes
12    3,  21, 891 |        mean: Do what I, Christ, am doing at My last supper, namely,
13    3,  24, 960 |            Lord's authority for so doing.~ ~
14    3,  25, 1045|           enter it for the sake of doing God's will and fulfilling
15    3,  26, 1052|            some special reason for doing good and avoiding evil;
16    3,  26, 1076|            and of the necessity of doing penance for our sins. These
17    3,  30, 1174|            Mass or the Sacraments, doing injury to their neighbor,
18    3,  33, 1258|           commandment includes the doing of everything necessary
19    3,  34, 1296|       which they are paid; also by doing bad work or supplying bad
20    3,  35, 1331|         they are prevented from so doing by parents, or others, then