Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    2,  19, 213 |       kinds of our sins and the circumstances which change their nature. ~
 2    3,   7, 350 |  foretold so accurately all the circumstances of the birth, life, death,
 3    3,   7, 351 | fulfilled in every point by the circumstances of Christ's birth, life,
 4    3,  11, 484 |    foretell the time, place and circumstances of Our Saviour's coming
 5    3,  13, 615 |         some of the more common circumstances in which a priest is obliged
 6    3,  13, 615 |         Some of the more common circumstances in which a priest is obliged
 7    3,  18, 788 |       kinds of our sins and the circumstances which change their nature.~ ~
 8    3,  18, 790 |        791. What do we mean by "circumstances which change the nature
 9    3,  18, 790 |         nature of sins?"~A. By "circumstances which change the nature
10    3,  18, 790 |     single, etc., because these circumstances change them from one kind
11    3,  22, 914 |       with the finger under any circumstances.~ ~ ~
12    3,  26, 1061|   devotion of its people or the circumstances of the time and place require,
13    3,  32, 1244|    Whoever, on account of their circumstances, cannot give up work on
14    3,  33, 1276|             Q. 1276. Under what circumstances may human life be lawfully
15    3,  34, 1291|     once or at different times. Circumstances may make the sin greater
16    3,  35, 1340|    nature of their work, or the circumstances in which they live. These