Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Pref         |        through baptism. Through religious instruction, preparation
 2 Intro, 0,1   |        to the Bishops, priests, religious, formators and the faithful,
 3   I, I,4     |          where the State allows religious instruction, as well as
 4   I, I,4     |        the State does not allow religious instruction in its schools.
 5   I, I,4     |      there is a great number of religious men and women, who carry
 6   I, I,4     |   recommends the involvement of religious men and women, as is already
 7   I, I,5     | baptized but where the level of religious instruction and of the life
 8   I,II,8     |     spiritual life like that of religious and that therefore they
 9   I,II,8     |  possible for everyone, priest, religious or lay person, to attain
10   I,III,13   |      for itself a mission of a "religious" nature, but this has to
11   I,III,15   |         not, therefore, lead to religious relativism. ~- Practical
12   I,III,15   |  cooperation with non-Christian religious bodies in facing the great
13  II,IV,17    |      are: the varying levels of religious maturity in the different
14  II, V,23    |      follow a course of "higher religious education". Without this,
15  II, V,23    |      the Saints.~- The level of religious and theological training
16  II, V,23    | training will qualify as higher religious education. ~Sacred Scripture
17  II, V,23    |     history of the country; the religious practices, language, problems
18  II, V,24    |      faithful to understand the religious meaning of these signs and
19  II, V,25    |      evangelical norms, and the religious, liturgical and community
20  II, V,26    |      with the local priests and religious, and especially with other
21  II, V,27    |       team, made up of priests, religious and lay men and women, chosen
22 Conclu,VII,37|         have given priestly and religious vocations. We cannot but