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 1 II,17  |           the search for suitable language, and by the utilization
 2 III,19 |         part decide the tone, the language and the method of catechesis. ~
 3 III,25 |        consequences, explained in language that includes an appeal
 4 IV,31  |         that a particular sort of language proves preferable for transmitting
 5 IV,31  |     remain intact. The method and language used must truly be means
 6  V,40  |       these young persons speak a language into which the message of
 7 VI,49  |          they must try to speak a language comprehensible to the generation
 8 VII,53 |           by adaptations, even in language, that would endanger the "
 9 VIII,59|                                   Language Suited to the Service of
10 VIII,59|          preceding one is that of language. This is obviously a burning
11 VIII,59|       extraordinary importance to language, nevertheless language is
12 VIII,59|         to language, nevertheless language is being misused today for
13 VIII,59|    pressing obligation to speak a language suited to today's children
14 VIII,59|          categories of people-the language of students, intellectuals
15 VIII,59| intellectuals and scientists; the language of the illiterate or of
16 VIII,59|     people of simple culture; the language of the handicapped, and
17 VIII,59|        doubt that the question of language is of the first order. But
18 VIII,59|       catechesis cannot admit any language that would result in altering
19 VIII,59|            Deceitful or beguiling language is no better. On the contrary,
20 VIII,59|        advances in the science of language must be capable of being