Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    1,   8      |     down.  En-a'ble, to make able.  En-light'en, to make them
 2    2,  34, 376 |    of them, as far as we are able; otherwise we can. not be
 3    2,  34, 381 |      done as far as they are able, otherwise they will not
 4    3,  12, 522 |     over another so as to be able to justly exact obedience.
 5    3,  14, 663 | bring a child for baptism be able to answer?~A. Persons who
 6    3,  14, 663 |  child for baptism should be able to tell:~1. The exact place
 7    3,  14, 668 |     Altar, as soon as she is able to present herself in the
 8    3,  24, 969 |    dying person is no longer able to confess?~A. Extreme Unction
 9    3,  24, 969 |    dying person is no longer able to confess, provided he
10    3,  25, 1014| Church may grant, when it is able, dispensations from the
11    3,  26, 1055|     pictures before they are able to read. Thus one who cannot
12    3,  26, 1055|      wounded side, is better able to understand Christ's sufferings
13    3,  30, 1160|    also the future and to be able to reveal it to anyone who
14    3,  34, 1301|    of them, as far as we are able; otherwise we cannot be
15    3,  34, 1314|      done as far as they are able, otherwise they will not