Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Pref         |            to the influence of the Christian message, the Congregation
 2 Pref         |         grow in the fervour of the Christian life. Where there is a shortage
 3   I, I,3     |       explicit proclamation of the Christian message and the accompaniment
 4   I, I,3     |    represent the basic strength of Christian communities, especially
 5   I, I,3     | outstanding in their living of the Christian life. Under the direction
 6   I, I,4     |     families for the sacraments of Christian initiation, and helping
 7   I, I,4     |          young and working for the Christian promotion of women. Married
 8   I, I,4     |           witness to the values of Christian marriage. The young, on
 9   I, I,5     |        instance, those who promote christian life where the majority
10   I,II,6     |          witness constantly to the Christian value of matrimony, living
11   I,II,10    |     catechists, like that of every Christian and especially those involved
12   I,II,10    |            community. The earliest Christian community was a model of
13   I,III,13   |      difficulties with the help of Christian faith and themselves become
14   I,III,14   |            to every creature".~All Christian communities should "participate
15   I,III,14   |    initiatives designed to promote Christian unity". In mission territories
16   I,III,14   |      should have a deep desire for Christian unity, should willingly
17   I,III,16   |            spread of sects of both Christian and non-Christian origin
18   I,III,16   |            fostering the growth of Christian life, they can help both
19   I,III,16   |    instruction and encouraging the Christian community to greater fervour;
20   I,III,16   |            to proclaim clearly the Christian message. They should give
21   I,III,16   |        poses a danger to the other Christian denominations as well. Here,
22  II, V,22    |           for communication of the Christian faith depends less on the
23  II, V,22    |       should also realize that the Christian community itself is a place
24  II, V,23    |       understand the essentials of Christian doctrine before they can
25  II, V,23    |       progressive synthesis of the Christian message. As they have the
26  II, V,23    |    practices of other religions or Christian denominations in the area.~-
27  II, V,23    |            the proclamation of the Christian message and the life of
28  II, V,24    |     therefore, how to proclaim the Christian message and teach it, how
29  II, V,25    |          in society, offering true Christian witness, entering into sincere
30  II, V,25    |            the other sacraments of Christian initiation, as they become
31  II, V,28    |           it to God's grace.~- The Christian community in which the catechists
32 III,VII,33   |          They are essential to the Christian community and are rooted
33 III,VII,33   |          Church, and the future of Christian communities will depend
34 Conclu,VII,37|  strengthen and build up the young Christian communities, and even to
35 Conclu,VII,37|            and were leaders of the Christian community (...). Give thanks