Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 III,19 |     faith and of educating the true disciple of Christ by means
 2 III,20 |    wishes to follow Him.~It is true that being a Christian means
 3 IV,30  | hereafter, and so on? Thus, no true catechist can lawfully,
 4 IV,32  |       it creates and fosters a true desire for unity. This will
 5 IV,32  |        for unity. This will be true all the more if it inspires
 6 IV,33  |   Needless to say, this is not true catechesis. But this teaching
 7  V,36  |        a right to a simple and true presentation of the Christian
 8  V,45  |  receiving catechesis. This is true even of young seminarians
 9 VI,49  |  mysteries of Christ, aimed at true conversion and a life more
10 VII,52 |       although it will include true Christian moral teaching.
11 VII,53 |        They are convinced that true catechesis eventually enriches
12 VIII,61|      the theologians, from the true sources, in the light of
13 IX,67  |   school, organizations.~It is true that catechesis can be given