Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Pref         |        entry into the ecclesial community through baptism. Through
 2 Pref         | pastoral guidance of the little community separated from the Centre.
 3 Intro, 0,1   |     components of the ecclesial community. ~Before this Guide could
 4   I, I,3     |        witness of Christ in the community".~
 5   I, I,4     |       already baptized; leading community prayer, especially at the
 6   I, I,4     |        most indicated to be the community leader, especially in societies
 7   I,II,7     |    become a visible sign to the community. The catechist's service
 8   I,II,9     |         growth of the ecclesial community .~Finally, one should not
 9   I,II,10    |         will communicate to the community. They will find in Mary
10   I,II,10    |   eucharist and the building of community. The earliest Christian
11   I,II,10    |          The earliest Christian community was a model of this (cf.
12   I,III,11   |              11. Service to the community as a whole and to particular
13   I,III,11   |       are various groups in the community that may require the services
14   I,III,11   |  preparing for baptism as to be community leader for a village of
15   I,III,11   |      between the members of the community, and will devote themselves
16   I,III,11   |        an important role in the community, as Pope John Paul II recognizes
17   I,III,11   |        the support of the whole community and should be helped to
18   I,III,12   |    their cultures, into her own community; she transmits to them her
19   I,III,13   |    should act in union with the community, in a program drawn up with
20   I,III,14   |        ecumenical spirit in the community, beginning with the catechumens
21   I,III,15   |     should be integrated in the community. Initiatives in this area
22   I,III,16   |       encouraging the Christian community to greater fervour; and
23  II,IV,17    |         should also prepare the community, and especially the young,
24  II,IV,17    |       forgotten either that the community's esteem for this service
25  II,IV,18    |        and possibilities of the community. ~The following general
26  II,IV,18    |   education; the respect of the community; the human, moral and technical
27  II,IV,18    |      the parish priest, but the community should be involved in the
28  II, V,19    |     non-Christians, leading the community, presiding when necessary
29  II, V,21    |         responsible role in the community.~The following qualities
30  II, V,22    |        catechists who guide the community in a supplementary way,
31  II, V,22    |         a single body" with the community (cf. 1Cor 10:17) and offer
32  II, V,22    |         and for the help of the community.~- Recital of part of the
33  II, V,22    |      retreats, for personal and community renewal.~It is through such
34  II, V,22    |      realize that the Christian community itself is a place where
35  II, V,23    | catechists are to be leaders of community prayer.~- According to local
36  II, V,23    |        the life of an ecclesial community.~- It will also be important
37  II, V,23    |   propose to herself and to the community of men of our time. As the
38  II, V,23    |       and outside the ecclesial community, "their mission to announce
39  II, V,24    |       it, how to lead others in community and liturgical prayer, and
40  II, V,25    |       religious, liturgical and community life of the People of God.~-
41  II, V,25    |       People of God.~- Building community and helping candidates prepare
42  II, V,25    |   missionary animators in their community, work for the evangelization
43  II, V,26    |         5:25).~Training in this community spirit will be part of the
44  II, V,27    |       the help of the ecclesial community. The community as a whole,
45  II, V,27    |        ecclesial community. The community as a whole, therefore, is
46  II, V,27    |      offering them help. In the community, the Bishop and parish priests
47  II, V,28    |      God, the formators and the community; should be liberating, freeing
48  II, V,28    |        s grace.~- The Christian community in which the catechists
49  II, V,28    |         being worked out in the community.~These guidelines should
50  II, V,29    |       attended to in each local community, especially as needs differ
51 III,VI,32    |    effective catechesis" of the community and therefore to its spiritual
52 III,VII,33   |       33. Responsibility of the community. The CEP would like to make
53 III,VII,33   |      essential to the Christian community and are rooted in it through
54 III,VII,34   | Providing, with the help of the community, a budget for the training,
55 III,VII,35   |         various charisms in the community, they should have a particular
56 III,VII,35   |         should also educate the community to respect their catechists,
57 Conclu,VII,37|     able to keep the faith of a community alive during trying periods,
58 Conclu,VII,37|        leaders of the Christian community (...). Give thanks to the