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 1 Intro,2  |    Council (considered by him the great catechism of modern times),
 2 Intro,3  |         and it could benefit from great openness among the People
 3  I,8(27) |          in the sculptures of the great Romanesque and Gothic cathedrals
 4  I,9     |         follow in the wake of the great traditions of the Church
 5 IV,28(59)|            436-445. Besides these great professions of faith of
 6 IV,32    |  Dimension of Catechesis ~32. The great movement, one certainly
 7  V,35    | constitutes in its major part the great force that amid many hazards
 8  V,36    |      prime importance. It demands great love and profound respect
 9  V,38    |           ignore the adolescent's great questions-self-giving, belief,
10  V,39    |           the moment of the first great decisions. Although the
11  V,45    |         pupils of the Church, the great giver as well as the great
12  V,45    |        great giver as well as the great receiver of catechesis.~
13 VI,46    |          think immediately of the great possibilities offered by
14 VI,47    |      These groups are a source of great hope for the Church of tomorrow.
15 VII,53   |       very well one factor of the great mystery of the Incarnation."(94)
16 VII,53   |         of the peoples with their great differences, of modern youth,
17 VII,53   |           of modern youth, of the great variety of circumstances
18 VII,55   |        certain cultures still set great value on memorization.~At
19 VII,55   |  celebration or "memorial" of the great events of the history of
20 VIII,59  |          supreme rule is that the great advances in the science
21 VIII,61  |      exegetes have a duty to take great care that people do not
22 IX,68    |    sacraments, the celebration of great liturgical feasts, the birth
23 IX,68    |          Thus there cannot be too great an effort on the part of
24 IX,71    |          very least a function of great importance in the Church.