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 1  I,8(27)|    fourth centuries. It was to form a predominant artistic motif
 2 III,23  |        eminent kind, and every form of catechesis necessarily
 3 IV,28   |      use be made of an adapted form of it to mark that most
 4 IV,30   |        falsified or diminished form but whole and entire, in
 5  V,43   |  adults. This is the principal form of catechesis, because it
 6  V,43   | message in its fully developed form.(90) The Christian community
 7  V,43   |       admittedly under another form, proves no less necessary
 8 VII,52  |      in its solemn or ordinary form. This revelation tells of
 9 VII,52  |   catechesis goes beyond every form of formalistic moralism,
10 VII,53  |   religious or otherwise, that form part of the cultural heritage
11 VIII,61 |        world of our time is to form within it Christians who
12 IX,66   |     zeal, and it is an eminent form of the lay apostolate, a
13 IX,66   |       of the lay apostolate, a form that is particularly important