Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,4|     catechist amazed us all, had taken them in hand and was preparing
 2 III,18 |    import.~All in all, it can be taken here that catechesis is
 3 III,19 |     evangelization has often not taken place. A certain number
 4 III,24 |    communion with those who have taken the same step. Catechesis
 5 IV,29  |        asked that care should be taken not to reduce Christ to
 6 IV,29  |         greatness and misery, is taken up by God in His Son Jesus, "
 7 IV,32  |   Council(82) and since then has taken on a new extension within
 8 IV,33  |         catechesis, care must be taken that the education of Catholics
 9 IV,34  | understanding. Care will then be taken that every effort is made
10 VII,55 |         must at the same time be taken in and gradually understood
11 VIII,58|           account must always be taken of the absolute originality
12 IX,68  |           a bereavement) care is taken to explain in the home the