Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    3,   7, 365 |  parents at Nazareth.~3. His public life, extending from His
 2    3,   7, 366 |  religious state; and in His public life an example to all Christians
 3    3,  15, 687 |    truly reform and preserve public and private morals.~ ~
 4    3,  17, 774 |   when they are tolerated by public opinion and found in public
 5    3,  17, 774 |  public opinion and found in public places.~ ~ ~ ~
 6    3,  18, 809 | first ages of the Church did public penance, especially for
 7    3,  20, 862 |     remitted for forty days' public penance, but whatever it
 8    3,  30, 1145|     but in particular by the public prayers of the Church, and,
 9    3,  31, 1208| relics cannot be exposed for public veneration until the bishop
10    3,  32, 1224|      judges, magistrates and public officials, whose duty it
11    3,  37, 1375|    will be repeated and made public to all.~ ~