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 1  I,6      |     Whatever be the level of his responsibility in the Church, every catechist
 2 II,16     |        Shared But Differentiated Responsibility ~16. The third lesson is
 3 II,16     |      differing levels, the chief responsibility for fostering, guiding and
 4 II,16     |         awareness of the primary responsibility that rests on him in this
 5 II,16     |     level, parents have a unique responsibility. Teachers, the various ministers
 6 II,16     |        differentiated but shared responsibility. ~
 7 III,24    |         all levels has a twofold responsibility with regard to catechesis:
 8 III,24    |        to catechesis: it has the responsibility of providing for the training
 9 III,24    |     members, but it also has the responsibility of welcoming them into an
10  V,39     | frequently and decisively assume responsibility for their destiny. Good
11  V,39     |           conscious of their own responsibility. It is obvious that a catechesis
12 IX,64     |         or universities, or have responsibility for pastoral activity at
13 IX,68(118)|    councils have insisted on the responsibility of parents in regard to
14 IX,71     |          also a challenge to our responsibility as pastors, since these
15 IX,71     |      Church. This is a source of responsibility and also of comfort."(121) ~