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 1  I,9     |      from His life and His very being. Accordingly, the whole
 2 II,10    |     lasting image of the Church being born of and continually
 3 II,11    |       the apostolic age.~Before being written down, the Gospels
 4 II,14    |         call to the ministry of being pastors. On the other hand,
 5 II,14    |         precisely the reason of being baptized, has the right
 6 II,14    |       human rights, every human being has the right to seek religious
 7 II,14    |        this right is admittedly being given growing recognition,
 8 II,14    |     today.(44) But the right is being violated by many States,
 9 II,17    |  confusion on the part of those being given catechesis and, when
10 III,18   |          Accordingly, while not being formally identified with
11 III,20   |     follow Him.~It is true that being a Christian means saying "
12 III,22   |       Instructors (of the human being and his life) in the faith."(53) ~
13 IV,28    |    greater difficulty or risked being ignored.(59) This is a sure
14 IV,29    |            a new creation,"(70) being in Christ,(71) and "eternal
15 IV,30    |           hearing about Him and being taught in Him, as the truth
16 IV,31    |       the extent that, far from being dictated by more or less
17 IV,32    |    Church and her conviction of being the "universal help toward
18  V,37    |         to the child the joy of being a witness to Christ in ordinary
19  V,38    |     Guide and Model, capable of being admired but also imitated;
20  V,45    |     those called to the task of being pastors and catechists.
21 VI,47    |    pilgrimages, which gain from being centered on some judiciously
22 VI,47    |       all the greater chance of being accepted and bearing fruit
23 VII,52   |       arrive at man's innermost being. ~
24 VII,55   |       that are repeated without being properly understood. These
25 VII,55   |         and more complaints are being made about the unfortunate
26 VII,55   | doctrinal ideas, etc., far from being opposed to the dignity of
27 VIII,58  |        teaching are continually being subjected to review, with
28 VIII,59  |        nevertheless language is being misused today for ideological
29 VIII,59  |     language must be capable of being placed at the service of
30 IX,63    |      training of new priests to being actively present within
31 IX,65    |         men and women came into being for the purpose of giving
32 IX,67    |      and generous members. This being said and taking into account
33 IX,68    |  tenderest age,(119) is already being given when the members of
34 IX,68    |    prepare for this ministry of being their own children's catechists
35 Conclu,72|       it is the whole of one's "being a Christian," the whole