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 1  I,5     |      of Christ which surpasses knowledge...(and be filled) with all
 2 III,19   |     deeper and more systematic knowledge of the person and the message
 3 III,20   |        growth, at the level of knowledge and in life, to the seed
 4 III,23   |        is not based on serious knowledge of the meaning of the sacraments,
 5 III,25   |        of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God, to mature
 6 IV,30    |      any part whatever of that knowledge. What kind of catechesis
 7 IV,32    | non-Catholics to have a better knowledge and appreciation of the
 8  V,44    |      themselves with religious knowledge of a rather childish kind.
 9 VI,49    |    those who use them a better knowledge of the mysteries of Christ,
10 VII,53   |       offer these cultures the knowledge of the hidden mystery(95)
11 VII,54   |    help people advance towards knowledge of the mystery of Christ
12 VII,55   |     assimilation, reducing all knowledge to formulas that are repeated
13 VII,55   |    salvation require a precise knowledge of them? A certain memorization
14 VIII,58  | question of transmitting human knowledge, even of the highest kind;
15 IX,69    |        elements of the pupil's knowledge and education; thus the
16 Conclu,73|     was formed by her in human knowledge of the Scriptures and of