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 1  I,5    |                  to seek to understand the meaning of Christ's actions and
 2  I,8(20)|             tradition but here given a new meaning that Christ Himself often
 3 III,18  |                  failing to grasp its full meaning and import.~All in all,
 4 III,20  |             better-and better the profound meaning of this word. ~
 5 III,22  |                concerned with the ultimate meaning of life and it illumines
 6 III,23  |                   serious knowledge of the meaning of the sacraments, and catechesis
 7 III,25  |                synod viewed it. This broad meaning of catechesis in no way
 8 III,25  |                   and goes beyond a narrow meaning which was once commonly
 9  V,35   |                    enable them to know the meaning, the import, the fundamental
10  V,37   |                    a catechesis that gives meaning to the sacraments, but at
11  V,39   | over-simplification presents the Christian meaning of work, of the common good,
12  V,39   |              accepted as capable of giving meaning to life and thus of inspiring