Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 II,14     |      the Church instruction and education enabling him or her to enter
 2 II,16     |        responsibilities in this education of the believing conscience,
 3 II,16     |        believing conscience, an education that is important for the
 4 III,18    |      here that catechesis is an education of children, young people
 5 III,19    |      positivist spirit of their education. In addition, there are
 6 III,19    |         later date to religious education: for practical reasons,
 7 III,19    |      attempt to avoid religious education in the name of their freedom.
 8 IV,28(59) |         a document of Christian education. The principal truths of
 9 IV,29     |        the general catechetical education of the faithful. ~
10 IV,33     |     care must be taken that the education of Catholics in the Catholic
11  V,38     |   provide the basis for genuine education in faith. Above all, the
12 VII,51    | attainment of its specific aim: education in the faith. On a more
13 VIII,58   |        elements. The science of education and the art of teaching
14 VIII,58   |        perfected and tested for education in general should be adapted
15 VIII,58   |      adapted for the service of education in the faith. However, account
16 IX,65     |     purpose of giving Christian education to children and young people,
17 IX,66     |     yourselves to the religious education of many generations. Your
18 IX,68     |    Second Vatican Council.(118) Education in the faith by parents,
19 IX,68(118)|         of parents in regard to education in the faith: cf. Sixth
20 IX,68(118)|        Declaration on Christian Education Gravissimum Educationis,
21 IX,68     |       endeavors even to prevent education in the faith, and in places
22 IX,68(119)|        Declaration on Christian Education Gravissimum Educationis,
23 IX,69     |    which it is possible to give education in the faith within the
24 IX,69     | deviation in strictly religious education. Let it not be said that
25 IX,69     |        it not be said that such education will always be given implicitly
26 IX,69     | instruction integrated into the education of the pupils. While Catholic
27 IX,69     |       the pupil's knowledge and education; thus the Gospel will impregnate
28 IX,69     |      extent of facilitating its education, its implantation, its consolidation,