Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I, 0,9 |       their membership in various groups -- whether traditional but
 2 III, 0,32|           for the non - Christian groups in their own area. They
 3  IV, 0,38|         commitment of persons and groups particularly concerned with
 4  IV, 0,41|  encouragement should be given to groups which promote vocations,
 5  IV, 0,41|        also remember the numerous groups, movements and associations
 6   V, 1,59|         for self and the group or groups one may belong to. It is
 7   V, 2,64|         as for example vocational groups for adolescents and young
 8   V, 2,64|       quality of permanence, such groups can offer a systematic guide,
 9   V, 3,66|       knowledge of how to work in groups."( 204)~While safeguarding
10   V, 3,68|     apostolic experience of these groups. Young people who have received
11   V, 3,68|           basic formation in such groups and look to them for their
12   V, 3,68|      Church through many kinds of groups, movements and associations
13  VI, 0,71| especially those in different age groups. Ongoing formation is not
14  VI, 0,74|          the middle and older age groups, and with those who for