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 1  I,6     |          is.(12) We must therefore say that in catechesis it is
 2  I,6     |          have in order that he can say: "My teaching is not mine!" ~
 3 II,14    |           to it freely, that is to say, "without coercion on the
 4 III,18   |          of elements, or one could say moments, that are essential
 5 III,20   |       maturation stage, that is to say, the period in which the
 6 III,22   |     private experience, that is to say, without an adequate explanation
 7 IV,29    |           His Passover, that is to say, through His death and resurrection,
 8 IV,33    |       Catholics alike. Needless to say, this is not true catechesis.
 9 VI,48    | thanksgiving. Accordingly, one can say that catechetical teaching
10 VII,53   |           Incarnation."(94) We can say of catechesis, as well as
11 IX,63    |            Accept therefore what I say to you from my heart.~I
12 IX,63    |      easier to do. And needless to say, although your zeal must
13 IX,69    |          of conscience, that is to say, avoid burdening consciences
14 Conclu,72|           the Spirit enables us to say to God: "Abba, Father."(127)
15 Conclu,72|       Without the Spirit we cannot say: "Jesus is Lord."(128) From