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 1 II,11 |      Catechesis in the Apostolic Age ~11. The apostles were not
 2 II,11 |      catechesis in the apostolic age.~Before being written down,
 3 II,12 |               the post-apostolic age saw the birth of remarkable
 4 II,12 |      write treatises. It was the age of Cyril of Jerusalem and
 5 II,12 |       Ambrose and Augustine, the age that saw the flowering,
 6 IV,29 |    foreshadowing in some way the age which is to come."(68)~Finally,
 7 IV,29 |        As early as the patristic age, St. Ambrose and St. John
 8  V,35 |          under 25 or 30 years of age. This means millions and
 9  V,38 | greatness and dangers which that age brings. It is the time of
10  V,38 |         But often it is also the age of deeper questioning, of
11  V,38 | dangerous introspection, and the age sometimes of the first experiences
12  V,41 |      right, like others of their age, to know "the mystery of
13  V,44 |       catechesis suited to their age but who later drifted away
14  V,45 |    therefore for adults of every age, including the elderly-persons
15 VII,51|    Diversity of Methods ~51. The age and the intellectual development
16 IX,68 |         the children's tenderest age,(119) is already being given