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 1 Intro,4  |         and concentrated on the essential, one made up of simple words
 2  I,5     |        Christi.~The primary and essential object of catechesis is,
 3 III,18   |        let us simply recall the essential landmarks-they are already
 4 III,18   |       Church documents-that are essential for an exact understanding
 5 III,18   |     could say moments, that are essential and different from each
 6 IV,28    |   decided to bring together the essential elements of the Catholic
 7 IV,29    |         same Pope recalled "the essential content, the living substance"
 8 IV,29(61)|     also finds the norm for the essential doctrinal content of catechesis.~
 9 VI,49    |    works, far from losing their essential importance, acquire fresh
10 VI,49    | unconsciously omitting elements essential to the Church's faith, or
11 VI,49    |          several conditions are essential:~a) they must be linked
12 VI,49    |         that highlights what is essential;~d) they must really aim
13 VI,50    |         will be faithful to the essential content of revelation and
14 VII,53   |        these cultures and their essential components; it will learn
15 VII,55   |        liturgical texts, of the essential prayers, of key doctrinal
16 VII,55   | memory-less catechesis. What is essential is that the texts that are
17 VIII,61  |        are confirmed in what is essential and who are humbly joyful
18 Conclu,73|       catechetical work that is essential for her. Thus will she effectively