Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,1|        under the direction of their Pastors, a factor of prime importance
 2 Intro, 0,1|             is up to the respective Pastors to make them more specific,
 3   I, I,3  |           permission granted by the Pastors. However, we may recall
 4   I, I,5  |        under the direction of their Pastors, see to the preparation
 5   I, I,5  |             so calls them and their Pastors commission them, to go outside
 6   I, I,5  |          that it is up to the local Pastors to see how best to go about
 7   I,III,14| denominations, in accord with their Pastors and, when so charged, as
 8  II,IV,17 |           high quality must be set. Pastors should be convinced of this
 9  II,IV,17 |    proportional to the way in which pastors treat their catechists,
10  II,IV,18 |       Church and communion with its Pastors; apostolic spirit and missionary
11  II, V,23 |           that it is offered to the Pastors and to the faithful, so
12  II, V,24 |          communion and obedience to Pastors.~The theoretical part of
13  II, V,25 |              With dependence on the Pastors and in collaboration with
14  II, V,25 |           nation when sent by their Pastors. Pastors will make the most
15  II, V,25 |         when sent by their Pastors. Pastors will make the most of these
16  II, V,26 |              They are sent by their Pastors and act in virtue of a mandate
17  II, V,26 |        apostolic obedience to one's Pastors, in a spirit of faith, just
18  II, V,28 |        serve as a stimulus for both Pastors and candidates. The training
19 III,VI,31 |           and on relations with the Pastors. Also, in many cultures
20 III,VII,34|             both collegially and as pastors of local Churches.~The CEP
21 III,VII,35|   responsibility for catechists. As pastors, who should recognize, promote
22 III,VII,36|           expression of the care of Pastors and should seriously follow