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 1 Intro,1  |             entrusted them with the mission and power to proclaim to
 2 Intro,1  |             entrusted them with the mission and power to explain with
 3 Intro,1  |          the Spirit to fulfill this mission.~Very soon the name of catechesis
 4 Intro,2  |          catechesis in the life and mission of the Church when he addressed
 5  I,7     | distinguishes two poles in Christ's mission.~Jesus taught. It is the
 6 II,10    |                                 The Mission of the Apostles ~10. The
 7 II,10    |          after the resurrection the mission of making disciples of all
 8 II,10    |           their vocation and to the mission they had received. The members
 9 II,12    |             of the Church ~12. This mission of teaching that belonged
10 II,15    |            as a prime aspect of her mission. She is bidden to offer
11 II,16    |             derived from each one's mission. Because of their charge,
12 III,18   |            of the Church's pastoral mission that have a catechetical
13 VI,46    |     suitable ways and means for its mission, with the active participation
14 VIII,61  |        understand the irreplaceable mission of theology in the service
15 IX,63    |             you have here a special mission within your Churches: You
16 IX,66    |            all to the catechists in mission lands. Born of families
17 IX,67    |           by day to their apostolic mission in all the centers of activity
18 Conclu,72|          Spirit. ~In describing the mission that this Spirit would have
19 Conclu,72|           Furthermore, the Spirit's mission is also to transform the
20 Conclu,72|         that, when carrying out her mission of giving catechesis, the
21 Conclu,72|            devoting himself to that mission within the Church and in
22 Conclu,73|           inalienable and universal mission, the mission given her by
23 Conclu,73|          and universal mission, the mission given her by her Teacher: "