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 1  I,8     |          the attitude of the rich young man is indicative (cf. Mt
 2 II,24    | communities, especially among the young. It also undermines the
 3 IV,40    |       American continent has many young people, who represent an
 4 IV,46    |          a serious preparation of young people for marriage, one
 5 IV,47    |                                   Young people, the hope of the
 6 IV,47    |        the hope of the future~47. Young people are a great force
 7 IV,47    |         real efforts to catechize young people before Confirmation
 8 IV,47    |         The formation process for young people must be constant
 9 IV,47    |  communities.~In fact, while many young people in America are searching
10 IV,47    |          missionary commitment to young people, so that they will
11 IV,47    |         number of adolescents and young people through programs
12 IV,47    |         of the Church's activity. Young Christians, trained to have
13 IV,47    |          for pastoral outreach to young people wherever they are
14 IV,47    |          of the changing world of young people. Such an effort should
15 IV,47    |         levels.~And what of those young people who do not grow out
16 IV,47    |         to this lack of maturity, young people need to be invited
17  V,61    |       proper “meaning of life” to young people who, when faced with
18 VI,69    |        the religious situation of young people and adults calls
19 Conclu,76|        lived and passed on to the young as a treasure, and where