Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 II,14    |    right: from the theological point of view every baptized person,
 2 II,14    |       many States, even to the point that imparting catechesis,
 3 III,22   |  catechesis taking life as its point of departure and a traditional
 4 IV,28    |    ignored.(59) This is a sure point of reference for the content
 5 IV,29(62)|           Consult also on this point the Directorium Catechisticum
 6 IV,30    |    attention today. ~The first point concerns the integrity of
 7 IV,30    |         Unfaithfulness on some point to the integrity of the
 8 IV,34    | Various Religions ~34. At this point another observation must
 9 IV,34    |     lines but from a different point of view. State schools sometimes
10 VI,49    |  question;~c) they must make a point of giving the whole message
11 VII,52   |      to be transmitted, to the point of obscuring it and putting
12 VIII,60  |       from having its starting point in nothingness, in plain
13 VIII,61  |     Vatican Council.(109)~This point must again be insisted on.
14 IX,67    |        parish is still a major point of reference for the Christian