Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,1  |           make disciples, to help people to believe that Jesus is
 2 Intro,2  |      meant for children and young people, should be the theme of
 3 Intro,3  |           his consent sent to the People of God,(7) and especially
 4 Intro,3  |          great openness among the People of God to the grace of the
 5  I,5     |           of catechesis is to put people not only in touch but in
 6  I,7     |    condemnation: "He stirs up the people, teaching throughout all
 7  I,8     |            One can understand why people of every kind, race and
 8  I,9     |          His prayer, His love for people, His special affection for
 9 II,10    |       apostles) were teaching the people"(32) and the order they
10 II,13    |    application of catechesis. The People of God have thus continued
11 II,14    |           the consciences of many people today.(44) But the right
12 II,15    |  catechesis her best resources in people and energy, without sparing
13 II,17    |       content. The message to the People of God rightly stressed
14 III,18   |      education of children, young people and adults in the faith,
15 III,25   |           what is said by certain people who consider that catechesis
16 IV,28    |        study?~In the Creed of the People of God, proclaimed at the
17 IV,28(59)|          what I said to the young people at Gniezno, June 3, 1979,
18 IV,32    |       Catholic children and young people, as well as adults, for
19  V,35    |  catechesis of children and young people." The increase in the number
20  V,35    |   increase in the number of young people is without doubt a fact
21  V,35    |    millions of children and young people preparing for their adult
22  V,35    |      countless multitude of young people is here and there dominated
23  V,35    |   multitude of children and young people, reveal Him not just in
24  V,40    |           of Catechesis for Young People ~40. It is reassuring to
25  V,40    |  catechesis to children and young people. God grant that the attention
26  V,40    |          appearances, these young people have within them, even though
27  V,40    |           from children and young people. This is a treasure which
28  V,41    |            41. Children and young people who are physically or mentally
29  V,41    |    dedicated to young handicapped people contributed to the synod
30  V,42    |                             Young People Without Religious Support ~
31  V,42    |      number of children and young people born and brought up in a
32  V,45    |  catechesis of children and young people, permanent catechesis, and
33  V,45    |        have much to give to young people and children in the field
34 VI,47    |         Jesus, I exhort the young people who belong to them, their
35 VI,47    |          the synod Message to the People of God emphasized.(92) ~
36 VI,49    |    ambiguous and harmful to young people and to the life of the Church.
37 VI,50    |         of communicating with the people of today. ~
38 VII,53   |         of circumstances in which people find themselves today. But
39 VII,54   |          prayers that many simple people are fond of repeating. I
40 VII,54   |           serve very well to help people advance towards knowledge
41 VIII,57  | catechesis which trains the young people and adults of our communities
42 VIII,59  |        today's children and young people in general and to many other
43 VIII,59  |           of the illiterate or of people of simple culture; the language
44 VIII,59  |         the adolescent, the young people and adults of today the
45 VIII,60  |   children, adolescents and young people, let us not give them too
46 VIII,61  |           to take great care that people do not take for a certainty
47 VIII,61  |         of the children and young people, at this stage of their
48 IX,62    |         of all those many diverse people who are in charge of religious
49 IX,65    |   education to children and young people, especially the most abandoned.
50 IX,66    |        reasons children and young people do not receive suitable
51 IX,66    |          of us have received from people like you our first notions
52 IX,67    |       reference for the Christian people, even for the non-practicing.
53 IX,67    |         the serious duty to train people completely dedicated to
54 IX,67    |          women religious, and lay people), to provide the equipment
55 IX,67    |       become aware of forming the People of God. In that home, the
56 IX,68    |          where children and young people can receive an authentic
57 IX,69    |            whether priests or lay people.~Admittedly, apart from
58 IX,69    |        priests, religious and lay people who are devoting themselves
59 IX,71    |           offer. . . the image of people who are mature in faith
60 Conclu,73|     history of God's plan for His people, and in adoration of the