Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,1|       Bishops, priests, religious, formators and the faithful, by reason
 2   I, I,5  |            provided, and qualified formators secured, so as to provide
 3  II, V,27 |            suitable and sufficient formators. When we speak about the
 4  II, V,27 |  themselves can also be considered formators, in that they are responsible
 5  II, V,27 |            hold a special place as formators. They will take an interest
 6  II, V,27 |          happy to learn from them.~Formators in the strict sense, i.e.
 7  II, V,27 |      should be able to trust their formators and respect them as guides
 8  II, V,28 |         the candidate and God, the formators and the community; should
 9  II, V,28 |         between the candidates and formators, who should be looked upon
10  II, V,29 |         teaching aids, visits from formators, refresher courses or meetings
11  II, V,30 | residential centres with a team of formators and well organized training
12  II, V,30 |            presence of the team of formators. There are also some proper
13  II, V,30 |          the Episcopal Conference. Formators from the different centres
14  II, V,30 |           the absolute priority of formators, who must be well prepared
15 III,VII,36|          36. Responsibility of the formators. The training of catechists
16 III,VII,36|          or in the parishes. These formators have an important role and
17 III,VII,36|            As was mentioned above, formators should be chosen for their
18 III,VII,36|         its best to have a team of formators, made up possibly of priests,