Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,6   |        his lips. Whatever be the level of his responsibility in
 2 II,14  |     recognition, at least on the level of its main principles,
 3 II,15  |       the local or the universal level, gives catechesis priority
 4 II,16  |     their apostolate. On another level, parents have a unique responsibility.
 5 III,20 |         of giving growth, at the level of knowledge and in life,
 6 IV,32  | omissions and concessions on the level of doctrine, but to perfect
 7  V,45  |         harmoniously at a higher level their childhood catechesis,
 8 VI,46  |        combines a high aesthetic level and rigorous fidelity to
 9 VII,51 |         faith. On a more general level, this variety is also demanded
10 VII,55 |   Christian life on the personal level and the community level.~
11 VII,55 |          level and the community level.~The plurality of methods
12 VIII,59|          for reducing man to the level of an object.~All this has
13 IX,64  |         pastoral activity at any level, or are leaders of large
14 IX,69  |       much it shone for its high level of teaching in non-religious