Catechism Of The Catholic Church

• PROLOGUE (Latin)
  • • I. The life of man – to know and love God (Latin) (1-3)
    • II. Handing on the Faith: Catechesis (Latin) (4-10)
    • III. The Aim and Intended Readership of the Catechism (Latin) (11-12)
    • IV. Structure of this Catechism (Latin) (13-17)
    • V. Practical Directions for Using this Catechism (Latin) (18-22)
    • VI. Necessary Adaptations (Latin) (23-25)
• PART ONE: THE PROFESSION OF FAITH
  
  • SECTION ONE “I BELIEVE” – “WE BELIEVE” (Latin) (26)</p>
    • CHAPTER ONE MAN’S CAPACITY FOR GOD
      • I. The Desire for God (Latin) (27-30)
      • II. Ways of Coming to Know God (Latin) (31-35)
      • III. The Knowledge of God According to the Church (Latin) (36-38)
      • IV. How Can We Speak about God? (Latin) (39-43)
      • IN BRIEF (Latin) (44-49)
    • CHAPTER TWO GOD COMES TO MEET MAN (Latin) (50)
      
      • Article 1 THE REVELATION OF GOD
        • I. God Reveals His “Plan of Loving Goodness” (Latin) (51-53)
        • II. The Stages of Revelation (Latin) (54-64)
        • III. Christ Jesus — “Mediator and Fullness of All Revelation” (Latin) (65-67)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (68-73)
      • Article 2 THE TRANSMISSION OF DIVINE REVELATION (Latin) (74)
        
        • I. The Apostolic Tradition (Latin) (75-79)
        • II. The Relationship Between Tradition and Sacred Scripture (Latin) (80-83)
        • III. The Interpretation of the Heritage of Faith (Latin) (84-95)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (96-100)
      • Article 3 SACRED SCRIPTURE
        
        • I. Christ – The Unique Word of Sacred Scripture (Latin) (101-104)
        • II. Inspiration and Truth of Sacred Scripture (Latin) (105-108)
        • III. The Holy Spirit, Interpreter of Scripture (Latin) (109-119)
        • IV. The Canon of Scripture (Latin) (120-130)
        • V. Sacred Scripture in the Life of the Church (Latin) (131-133)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (134-141)
    • CHAPTER THREE MAN’S RESPONSE TO GOD (Latin) (142-143)
      
      • Article 1 I BELIEVE
        • I. The Obedience of Faith (Latin) (144-149)
        • II. “I Know Whom I Have Believed” (Latin) (150-152)
        • III. The Characteristics of Faith (Latin) (153-165)
      • Article 2 WE BELIEVE (Latin) (166-167)
        
        • I. “Lord, Look Upon the Faith of Your Church” (Latin) (168-169)
        • II. The Language of Faith (Latin) (170-171)
        • III. Only One Faith (Latin) (172-175)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (176-184)
        • The Credo (Latin)
  • SECTION TWO I. THE CREEDS (Latin) (185-197)
    
    • CHAPTER ONE I BELIEVE IN GOD THE FATHER (Latin) (198)
      • Article 1 “I BELIEVE IN GOD THE FATHER ALMIGHTY, CREATOR OF HEAVEN AND EARTH”
        • Paragraph 1. I BELIEVE IN GOD (Latin) (199-231)
        • Paragraph 2. THE FATHER (Latin) (232-267)
        • Paragraph 3. THE ALMIGHTY (Latin) (268-278)
        • Paragraph 4. THE CREATOR (Latin) (279-324)
        • Paragraph 5. HEAVEN AND EARTH (Latin) (325-354)
        • Paragraph 6. MAN (Latin) (355-384)
        • Paragraph 7. THE FALL (Latin) (385-421)
    • CHAPTER TWO I BELIEVE IN JESUS CHRIST, THE ONLY SON OF GOD (Latin) (422-429)
      
      • ARTICLE 2 “AND IN JESUS CHRIST, HIS ONLY SON, OUR LORD”
        • I. Jesus (Latin) (430-435)
        • II. Christ (Latin) (436-440)
        • III. The Only Son of God (Latin) (441-445)
        • IV. Lord (Latin) (446-451)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (452-455)
      • Article 3 “HE WAS CONCEIVED BY THE POWER OF THE HOLY SPIRIT, AND WAS BORN OF THE VIRGIN MARY”
        
        • Paragraph 1. THE SON OF GOD BECAME MAN (Latin) (456-483)
        • Paragraph 2. “CONCEIVED BY THE POWER OF THE HOLY SPIRIT AND BORN OF THE VIRGIN MARY” (Latin) (484-511)
        • Paragraph 3. THE MYSTERIES OF CHRIST’S LIFE (Latin) (512-570)
      • Article 4 “JESUS CHRIST SUFFERED UNDER PONTIUS PILATE, WAS CRUCIFIED, DIED AND WAS BURIED” (Latin) (571-573)
        
        • Paragraph 1. JESUS AND ISRAEL (Latin) (574-594)
        • Paragraph 2. JESUS DIED CRUCIFIED (Latin) (595-623)
        • Paragraph 3. JESUS CHRIST WAS BURIED (Latin) (624-630)
      • Article 5 “HE DESCENDED INTO HELL. ON THE THIRD DAY HE ROSE AGAIN” (Latin) (631)
        
        • Paragraph 1. CHRIST DESCENDED INTO HELL (Latin) (632-637)
        • Paragraph 2. ON THE THIRD DAY HE ROSE FROM THE DEAD (Latin) (638-658)
      • Article 6 “HE ASCENDED INTO HEAVEN AND IS SEATED AT THE RIGHT HAND OF THE FATHER” (Latin) (659-664)
        
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (665-667)
      • Article 7 “FROM THENCE HE WILL COME AGAlN TO JUDGE THE LIVING AND THE DEAD”
        
        • I. He Will Come Again in Glory (Latin) (668-677)
        • II. To Judge the Living and the Dead (Latin) (678-679)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (680-682)
    • CHAPTER THREE I BELIEVE IN THE HOLY SPIRIT (Latin) (683-686)
      
      • ARTICLE 8 “I BELIEVE IN THE HOLY SPIRIT” (Latin) (687-688)
        • I. The Joint Mission of the Son and the Spirit (Latin) (689-690)
        • II. The Name, Titles, and Symbols of the Holy Spirit (Latin) (691-701)
        • III. God’s Spirit and Word in the Time of the Promises (Latin) (702-716)
        • IV. The Spirit of Christ in the Fullness of Time (Latin) (717-730)
        • V. The Spirit and the Church In the Last Days (Latin) (731-741)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (742-747)
      • Article 9 “I BELIEVE IN THE HOLY CATHOLIC CHURCH” (Latin) (748-750)
        
        • Paragraph 1. THE CHURCH IN GOD’S PLAN (Latin) (751-780)
        • Paragraph 2. THE CHURCH – PEOPLE OF GOD, BODY OF CHRIST, TEMPLE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT (Latin) (781-810)
        • Paragraph 3. THE CHURCH IS ONE, HOLY, CATHOLIC, AND APOSTOLIC (Latin) (811-870)
        • Paragraph 4. CHRIST’S FAITHFUL – HIERARCHY, LAITY, CONSECRATED LIFE (Latin) (871-945)
        • Paragraph 5. THE COMMUNION OF SAINTS (Latin) (946-962)
        • Paragraph 6. MARY – MOTHER OF CHRIST, MOTHER OF THE CHURCH (Latin) (963-975)
      • Article 10 “I BELIEVE IN THE FORGIVENESS OF SINS” (Latin) (976)
        
        • I. One Baptism for the Forgiveness of Sins (Latin) (977-980)
        • II. The Power of the Keys (Latin) (981-987)
      • Article 11 “I BELIEVE IN THE RESURRECTION OF THE BODY” (Latin) (988-991)
        
        • I. Christ’s Resurrection and Ours (Latin) (992-1004)
        • II. Dying in Christ Jesus (Latin) (1005-1014)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1015-1019)
      • Article 12 “I BELIEVE IN LIFE EVERLASTING” (Latin) (1020)
        
        • I. The Particular Judgment (Latin) (1021-1022)
        • II. Heaven (Latin) (1023-1029)
        • III. The Final Purification, or Purgatory (Latin) (1030-1032)
        • IV. Hell (Latin) (1033-1037)
        • V. The Last Judgment (Latin) (1038-1041)
        • VI. Hope of the New Heaven and the New Earth (Latin) (1042-1050)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1051-1060)
        • “Amen” (Latin) (1061-1065)

• PART TWO: THE CELEBRATION OF THE CHRISTIAN MYSTERY (Latin) (1066-1075)</p>
  • SECTION ONE THE SACRAMENTAL ECONOMY (Latin) (1076)
    • CHAPTER ONE THE PASCHAL MYSTERY IN THE AGE OF THE CHURCH
      • Article 1 THE LITURGY – WORK OF THE HOLY TRINITY</p>
        • I. The Father-Source and Goal of the Liturgy (Latin) (1077-1083)
        • II. Christ’s Work in the Liturgy (Latin) (1084-1090)
        • III. The Holy Spirit and the Church in the Liturgy (Latin) (1091-1109)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1110-1112)
      • Article 2 THE PASCHAL MYSTERY IN THE CHURCH’S SACRAMENTS (Latin) (1113)
        
        • I. The Sacraments of Christ (Latin) (1114-1116)
        • II. The Sacraments of the Church (Latin) (1117-1121)
        • III. The Sacraments of Faith (Latin) (1122-1126)
        • IV. The Sacraments of Salvation (Latin) (1127-1129)
        • V. The Sacraments of Eternal Life (Latin) (1130)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1131-1134)
    • CHAPTER TWO THE SACRAMENTAL CELEBRATION OF THE PASCHAL MYSTERY (Latin) (1135)
      
      • Article 1 CELEBRATING THE CHURCH’S LITURGY
        • I. Who Celebrates? (Latin) (1136-1144)
        • II. How is the Liturgy Celebrated? (Latin) (1145-1162)
        • III. When is the Liturgy Celebrated? (Latin) (1163-1178)
        • IV. Where is the Liturgy Celebrated? (Latin) (1179-1186)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1187-1199)
      • Article 2 LITURGICAL DIVERSITY AND THE UNITY OF THE MYSTERY (Latin) (1200-1206)
        
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1207-1209)
  • SECTION TWO THE SEVEN SACRAMENTS OF THE CHURCH (Latin) (1210-1211)
    
    • CHAPTER ONE THE SACRAMENTS OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION (Latin) (1212)
      • Article 1 THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM (Latin) (1213)
        • I. What is This Sacrament Called? (Latin) (1214-1216)
        • II. Baptism in the Economy of Salvation (Latin) (1217-1228)
        • III. How is the Sacrament of Baptism Celebrated? (Latin) (1229-1245)
        • IV. Who can Receive Baptism? (Latin) (1246-1255)
        • V. Who can Baptize? (Latin) (1256)
        • VI. The Necessity of Baptism (Latin) (1257-1261)
        • VII. The Grace of Baptism (Latin) (1262-1274)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1275-1284)
      • Article 2 THE SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION (Latin) (1285)
        
        • I. Confirmation in the Economy of Salvation (Latin) (1286-1292)
        • II. The Signs and the Rite of Confirmation (Latin) (1293-1301)
        • III. The Effects of Confirmation (Latin) (1302-1305)
        • IV. Who can Receive This Sacrament? (Latin) (1306-1311)
        • V. The Minister of Confirmation (Latin) (1312-1314)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1315-1321)
      • Article 3 THE SACRAMENT OF THE EUCHARIST (Latin) (1322-1323)
        
        • I. The Eucharist – Source and Summit of Ecclesial Life (Latin) (1324-1327)
        • II. What is This Sacrament Called? (Latin) (1328-1332)
        • III. The Eucharist in the Economy of Salvation (Latin) (1333-1344)
        • IV. The Liturgical Celebration of the Eucharist (Latin) (1345-1355)
        • V. The Sacramental Sacrifice Thanksgiving, Memorial, Presence (Latin) (1356-1381)
        • VI. The Paschal Banquet (Latin) (1382-1401)
        • VII. The Eucharist – “Pledge of the Glory To Come” (Latin) (1402-1405)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1406-1419)
    • CHAPTER TWO THE SACRAMENTS OF HEALING (Latin) (1420-1421)
      
      • Article 4 THE SACRAMENT OF PENANCE AND RECONCILIATION (Latin) (1422)
        • I. What is This Sacrament Called? (Latin) (1423-1424)
        • II. Why a Sacrament of Reconciliation after Baptism? (Latin) (1425-1426)
        • III. The Conversion of the Baptized (Latin) (1427-1429)
        • IV. Interior Penance (Latin) (1430-1433)
        • V. The Many Forms of Penance in Christian Life (Latin) (1434-1439)
        • VI. The Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation (Latin) (1440-1449)
        • VII. The Acts of the Penitent (Latin) (1450-1460)
        • VIII. The Minister of This Sacrament (Latin) (1461-1467)
        • IX. The Effects of This Sacrament (Latin) (1468-1470)
        • X. Indulgences (Latin) (1471-1479)
        • XI. The Celebration of the Sacrament of Penance (Latin) (1480-1484)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1485-1498)
      • Article 5 THE ANOINTING OF THE SICK (Latin) (1499)
        
        • I. Its Foundations in the Economy of Salvation (Latin) (1500-1513)
        • II. Who Receives and Who Administers This Sacrament? (Latin) (1514-1516)
        • III. How is This Sacrament Celebrated? (Latin) (1517-1519)
        • IV. The Effects of the Celebration of This Sacrament (Latin) (1520-1523)
        • V. Viaticum, the Last Sacrament of the Christian (Latin) (1524-1525)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1526-1532)
    • CHAPTER THREE THE SACRAMENTS AT THE SERVICE OF COMMUNION (Latin) (1533-1535)
      
      • ARTICLE 6 THE SACRAMENT OF HOLY ORDERS (Latin) (1536)
        • I. Why Is This Sacrament Called “Orders”? (Latin) (1537-1538)
        • II. The Sacrament of Holy Orders in the Economy of Salvation (Latin) (1539-1553)
        • III. The Three Degrees of the Sacrament of Holy Orders (Latin) (1554-1571)
        • IV. The Celebration of This Sacrament (Latin) (1572-1574)
        • V. Who Can Confer This Sacrament? (Latin) (1575-1576)
        • VI. Who Can Receive This Sacrament? (Latin) (1577-1580)
        • VII. The Effects of the Sacrament of Holy Orders (Latin) (1581-1589)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1590-1600)
      • Article 7 THE SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY (Latin) (1601)
        
        • I. Marriage in God’s Plan (Latin) (1602-1620)
        • II. The Celebration of Marriage (Latin) (1621-1624)
        • III. Matrimonial Consent (Latin) (1625-1637)
        • IV. The Effects of the Sacrament of Matrimony (Latin) (1638-1642)
        • V. The Goods and Requirements of Conjugal Love (Latin) (1643-1654)
        • VI. The Domestic Church (Latin) (1655-1658)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1659-1666)
    • CHAPTER FOUR OTHER LITURGICAL CELEBRATIONS
      
      • Article 1 SACRAMENTALS (Latin) (1667-1676)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1677-1679)
      • Article 2 CHRISTIAN FUNERALS (Latin) (1680)
        
        • I. The Christian’s Last Passover (Latin) (1681-1683)
        • II. The Celebration of Funerals (Latin) (1684-1690)
• PART THREE: LIFE IN CHRIST (Latin) (1691-1698)
  
  • SECTION ONE MAN’S VOCATION LIFE IN THE SPIRIT (Latin) (1699)
    • CHAPTER ONE THE DIGNITY OF THE HUMAN PERSON (Latin) (1700)
      • Article 1 MAN: THE IMAGE OF GOD (Latin) (1701-1709)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1710-1715)
      • Article 2 OUR VOCATION TO BEATITUDE
        
        • I. The Beatitudes (Latin) (1716-1717)
        • II. The Desire for Happiness (Latin) (1718-1719)
        • III. Christian Beatitude (Latin) (1720-1724)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1725-1729)
      • Article 3 MAN’S FREEDOM (Latin) (1730)
        
        • I. Freedom and Responsibility (Latin) (1731-1738)
        • II. Human Freedom in the Economy of Salvation (Latin) (1739-1742)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1743-1748)
      • Article 4 THE MORALITY OF HUMAN ACTS (Latin) (1749)
        
        • I. The Sources of Morality (Latin) (1750-1754)
        • II. Good Acts and Evil Acts (Latin) (1755-1756)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1757-1761)
      • Article 5 THE MORALITY OF THE PASSIONS (Latin) (1762)
        
        • I. Passions (Latin) (1763-1766)
        • II. Passions and Moral Life (Latin) (1767-1770)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1771-1775)
      • Article 6 MORAL CONSCIENCE (Latin) (1776)
        
        • I. The Judgment of Conscience (Latin) (1777-1782)
        • II. The Formation of Conscience (Latin) (1783-1785)
        • III. To Choose in Accord With Conscience (Latin) (1786-1789)
        • IV. Erroneous Judgment (Latin) (1790-1794)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1795-1802)
      • Article 7 THE VIRTUES (Latin) (1803)
        
        • I. The Human Virtues (Latin) (1804-1811)
        • II. The Theological Virtues (Latin) (1812-1829)
        • III. The Gifts and Fruits of the Holy Spirit (Latin) (1830-1832)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1833-1845)
      • Article 8 SIN
        
        • I. Mercy and Sin (Latin) (1846-1848)
        • II. The Definition of Sin (Latin) (1849-1851)
        • III. The Different Kinds of Sins (Latin) (1852-1853)
        • IV. The Gravity of Sin: Mortal and Venial Sin (Latin) (1854-1864)
        • V. The Proliferation of Sin (Latin) (1865-1869)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1870-1876)
    • CHAPTER TWO THE HUMAN COMMUNION (Latin) (1877)
      
      • Article 1 THE PERSON AND SOCIETY
        • I. The Communal Character of the Human Vocation (Latin) (1878-1885)
        • II. Conversion and Society (Latin) (1886-1889)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1890-1896)
      • Article 2 PARTICIPATION IN SOCIAL LIFE
        
        • I. Authority (Latin) (1897-1904)
        • II. The Common Good (Latin) (1905-1912)
        • III. Responsibility and Participation (Latin) (1913-1917)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1918-1927)
      • Article 3 SOCIAL JUSTICE (Latin) (1928)
        
        • I. Respect For the Human Person (Latin) (1929-1933)
        • II. Equality and Differences Among Men (Latin) (1934-1938)
        • III. Human Solidarity (Latin) (1939-1942)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1943-1948)
    • CHAPTER THREE GOD’S SALVATION: LAW AND GRACE (Latin) (1949)
      
      • Article 1 THE MORAL LAW (Latin) (1950-1953)
        • I. The Natural Moral Law (Latin) (1954-1960)
        • II. The Old Law (Latin) (1961-1964)
        • III. The New Law or the Law of the Gospel (Latin) (1965-1974)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (1975-1986)
      • Article 2 GRACE AND JUSTIFICATION
        
        • I. Justification (Latin) (1987-1995)
        • II. Grace (Latin) (1996-2005)
        • III. Merit (Latin) (2006-2011)
        • IV. Christian Holiness (Latin) (2012-2016)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2017-2029)
      • Article 3 THE CHURCH, MOTHER AND TEACHER (Latin) (2030-2031)
        
        • I. Moral Life and the Magisterium of the Church (Latin) (2032-2040)
        • II. The Precepts of the Church (Latin) (2041-2043)
        • III. Moral Life and Missionary Witness (Latin) (2044-2046)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2047-2051)
  • SECTION TWO THE TEN COMMANDMENTS (Latin) (2052-2074)
    
    • • • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2075-2082)
    • CHAPTER ONE YOU SHALL LOVE THE LORD YOUR GOD WITH ALL YOUR HEART, AND WITH ALL YOUR SOUL, AND WITH ALL YOUR MIND (Latin) (2083)
      
      • Article 1 THE FIRST COMMANDMENT (Latin)
        • I. “You Shall Worship the Lord Your God and Him Only Shall You Serve” (Latin) (2084-2094)
        • II. “Him Only Shall You Serve” (Latin) (2095-2109)
        • III. “You Shall Have No Other Gods Before Me” (Latin) (2110-2128)
        • IV. “You Shall Not Make For Yourself a Graven Image . . .” (Latin) (2129-2132)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2133-2141)
      • Article 2 THE SECOND COMMANDMENT (Latin)
        
        • I. The Name of the Lord is Holy (Latin) (2142-2149)
        • II. Taking the Name of the Lord in Vain (Latin) (2150-2155)
        • III. The Christian Name (Latin) (2156-2159)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2160-2167)
      • Article 3 THE THIRD COMMANDMENT (Latin)
        
        • I. The Sabbath Day (Latin) (2168-2173)
        • II. The Lord’s Day (Latin) (2174-2188)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2189-2195)
    • CHAPTER TWO YOU SHALL LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR AS YOURSELF (Latin) (2196)
      
      • ARTICLE 4 THE FOURTH COMMANDMENT (Latin) (2197-2200)
        • I. The Family in God’s Plan (Latin) (2201-2206)
        • II. The Family and Society (Latin) (2207-2213)
        • III. The Duties of Family Members (Latin) (2214-2231)
        • IV. The Family and the Kingdom (Latin) (2232-2233)
        • V. The Authorities In Civil Society (Latin) (2234-2246)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2247-2257)
      • Article 5 THE FIFTH COMMANDMENT (Latin) (2258)
        
        • I. Respect for Human Life (Latin) (2259-2283)
        • II. Respect for the Dignity of Persons (Latin) (2284-2301)
        • III. Safeguarding Peace (Latin) (2302-2317)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2318-2330)
      • Article 6 THE SIXTH COMMANDMENT (Latin)
        
        • I. “Male and Female He Created Them . . .” (Latin) (2331-2336)
        • II. The Vocation to Chastity (Latin) (2337-2359)
        • III. The Love of Husband and Wife (Latin) (2360-2379)
        • IV. Offenses Against the Dignity of Marriage (Latin) (2380-2391)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2392-2400)
      • Article 7 THE SEVENTH COMMANDMENT (Latin) (2401)
        
        • I. The Universal Destination and the Private Ownership of Goods (Latin) (2402-2406)
        • II. Respect for Persons and Their Goods (Latin) (2407-2418)
        • III. The Social Doctrine of the Church (Latin) (2419-2425)
        • IV. Economic Activity and Social Justice (Latin) (2426-2436)
        • V. Justice and Solidarity Among Nations (Latin) (2437-2442)
        • VI. Love For the Poor (Latin) (2443-2449)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2450-2463)
      • Article 8 THE EIGHTH COMMANDMENT (Latin) (2464)
        
        • I. Living in the Truth (Latin) (2465-2470)
        • II. To Bear Witness to the Truth (Latin) (2471-2474)
        • III. Offenses Against Truth (Latin) (2475-2487)
        • IV. Respect for the Truth (Latin) (2488-2492)
        • V. The Use of the Social Communications Media (Latin) (2493-2499)
        • VI. Truth, Beauty, and Sacred Art (Latin) (2450-2403)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2504-2513)
      • Article 9 THE NINTH COMMANDMENT (Latin) (2514-2516)
        
        • I. Purification of the Heart (Latin) (2517-2519)
        • II. The Battle for Purity (Latin) (2520-2527)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2528-2533)
      • Article 10 THE TENTH COMMANDMENT (Latin) (2534)
        
        • I. The Disorder of Covetous Desires (Latin) (2535-2540)
        • II. The Desires of the Spirit (Latin) (2541-2543)
        • III. Poverty of Heart (Latin) (2544-2547)
        • IV. “I Want to See God” (Latin) (2548-2550)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2551-2557)
• PART FOUR: CHRISTIAN PRAYER
  
  • SECTION ONE PRAYER IN THE CHRISTIAN LIFE (Latin) (2558-2565)
    • CHAPTER ONE THE REVELATION OF PRAYER – THE UNIVERSAL CALL TO PRAYER (Latin) (2566-2567)
      • Article 1 IN THE OLD TESTAMENT (Latin) (2568-2589)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2590-2597)
      • Article 2 IN THE FULLNESS OF TIME (Latin) (2598-2619)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2620-2622)
      • Article 3 IN THE AGE OF THE CHURCH (Latin) (2623-2625)
        • I. Blessing and Adoration (Latin) (2626-2628)
        • II. Prayer of Petition (Latin) (2629-2633)
        • III. Prayer of Intercession (Latin) (2634-2636)
        • IV. Prayer of Thanksgiving (Latin) (2637-2638)
        • V. Prayer of Praise (Latin) (2639-2643)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2644-2649)
    • CHAPTER TWO THE TRADITION OF PRAYER (Latin) (2650-2651)
      
      • Article 1 AT THE WELLSPRINGS OF PRAYER (Latin) (2652-2660)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2661-2662)
      • Article 2 THE WAY OF PRAYER (Latin) (2663-2679)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2680-2682)
      • Article 3 GUIDES FOR PRAYER (Latin) (2683-2691)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2692-2696)
    • CHAPTER THREE THE LIFE OF PRAYER (Latin) (2697-2699)
      
      • Article 1 EXPRESSIONS OF PRAYER
        • I. Vocal prayer (Latin) (2700-2704)
        • II. Meditation (Latin) (2705-2708)
        • III. Contemplative Prayer (Latin) (2709-2719)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2720-2724)
      • Article 2 THE BATTLE OF PRAYER (Latin) (2725)
        • I. Objections to Prayer (Latin) (2726-2728)
        • II. Humble Vigilance of Heart (Latin) (2729-2733)
        • III. Filial Trust (Latin) (2734-2741)
        • IV. Perservering in Love (Latin) (2742-2745)
      • Article 3 THE PRAYER OF THE HOUR OF JESUS (Latin) (2746-2751)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2752-2758)
  • SECTION TWO THE LORD’S PRAYER (Latin) (2759-2760)
    
    • • Article 1 “THE SUMMARY OF THE WHOLE GOSPEL” (Latin) (2761)
        • I. At the Center of the Scriptures (Latin) (2762-2764)
        • II. The Lord’s Prayer (Latin) (2765-2766)
        • III. The Prayer of the Church (Latin) (2767-2772)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2773-2776)
      • Article 2 “OUR FATHER WHO ART IN HEAVEN”
        
        • I. “We Dare To Say” (Latin) (2777-2778)
        • II. Abba – “Father!” (Latin) (2779-2785)
        • III. “Our” Father (Latin) (2786-2793)
        • IV. “Who Art in Heaven” (Latin) (2794-2796)
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2797-2802)
      • Article 3 THE SEVEN PETITIONS (Latin) (2803-2806)
        
        • I. “Hallowed be Thy Name” (Latin) (2807-2815)
        • II. “Thy Kingdom Come” (Latin) (2816-2821)
        • III. “Thy Will Be Done on Earth as It is in Heaven” (Latin) (2822-2827)
        • IV. “Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread” (Latin) (2828-2837)
        • V. “And Forgive Us Our Trespasses, as We Forgive Those Who Trespass AGAINST US” (Latin) (2838-2845)
        • VI. “And Lead Us not into Temptation” (Latin) (2846-2854)
      • Article 4 THE FINAL DOXOLOGY (Latin) (2855-2856)
        
        • IN BRIEF (Latin) (2857-2865)