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 1 II,18|      influence on the Christian formation of Americans is her vast
 2 IV,34|   receive them without adequate formation”. (106) In the case of the
 3 IV,38|      catechesis and theological formation for lay people and seminarians
 4 IV,40|     upon specifically spiritual formation, so that through constant
 5 IV,40|           Those responsible for formation should carefully supervise
 6 IV,40| indigenous peoples: they need a formation which takes account of their
 7 IV,40|        theological and pastoral formation for their future ministry,
 8 IV,40|       devote their lives to the formation of future priests in seminaries.
 9 IV,42|        selection process, solid formation and continuous attention
10 IV,47|    knowledge of the Gospel. The formation process for young people
11  V,53|         directly in the correct formation of the consciences of the
12  V,56|        greater attention to the formation of consciences, which will
13 VI,67|     insisting especially on the formation of consciences on the basis
14 VI,67|         s social doctrine. This formation will act as the best antidote
15 VI,69|      Catechesis is a process of formation in faith, hope and charity;
16 VI,69|  catechists receive appropriate formation to enable them to carry
17 VI,71|        provide for the integral formation of the human person. (271)