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 1 Intro,2  |      especially that meant for children and young people, should
 2 II,12(40)|     she unceasingly begets new children and increases God's family;
 3 II,12(40)| teacher" because she makes her children grow in the grace of their
 4 II,17    | catechesis and, when these are children, on the part of their parents;
 5 III,18   |  catechesis is an education of children, young people and adults
 6 III,19   |     place. A certain number of children baptized in infancy come
 7 III,19   |      addition, there are other children who have not been baptized
 8 III,19   |    catechumenal stage of these children will often be carried out
 9 III,24   |         to hand it on to their children, to make it known to others,
10 IV,32    |      tries to prepare Catholic children and young people, as well
11  V,35    |              The Importance of Children and the Young ~35. The theme
12  V,35    | reference to the catechesis of children and young people." The increase
13  V,35    |       millions and millions of children and young people preparing
14  V,35    |      man, to this multitude of children and young people, reveal
15  V,37    |                                Children ~37. For the child there
16  V,40    |        to impart catechesis to children and young people. God grant
17  V,40    |      response it receives from children and young people. This is
18  V,41    |           The Handicapped ~41. Children and young people who are
19  V,42    |      ever increasing number of children and young people born and
20  V,45    |      problems-no less than for children, adolescents and the young.
21  V,45    |    also that the catechesis of children and young people, permanent
22  V,45    |       give to young people and children in the field of catechesis,
23 VIII,59  |     language suited to today's children and young people in general
24 VIII,60  |     conviction. When educating children, adolescents and young people,
25 VIII,61  |       trouble the minds of the children and young people, at this
26 IX,64    |       it not be said that "the children beg for food, but no one
27 IX,65    |  giving Christian education to children and young people, especially
28 IX,66    |      where for various reasons children and young people do not
29 IX,66    |     after year, to catechizing children and adults in their own
30 IX,67    |       such, families taking in children and adolescents, chaplaincies
31 IX,68    |    which should begin from the children's tenderest age,(119) is
32 IX,68    |      possible to influence the children in a decisive way for life.
33 IX,68    |    remains the one place where children and young people can receive
34 IX,68    |    ministry of being their own children's catechists and to carry
35 Conclu,72|      life, the new life of the children of God, that constitutes