bold = Main text
     Part,  Chapter, Paragraph                            grey = Comment text

1001   I,II,8     |          purely human science nor the sum of their personal opinions
1002   I,III,12   |               matter and which may be summarized as follows:~- The gospel
1003  II, V,23    |             Assembly and which it now summarizes and develops on the basis
1004   I, I,4     |              seem to give a realistic summary of the main functions entrusted
1005  II, V,22    |                from the rising of the sun to its setting" (Ps 113:
1006   I,III,12   |               caused by ignorance and superstition, expresses the wisdom of
1007  II, V,19    |      apostolic activity "which is not supported by properly trained persons
1008 Conclu,VII,37|            the third millennium. ~The supreme Pontiff John Paul II, during
1009  II, V,30    |             must be well prepared and sustained, the CEP asks that a strengthening
1010 Intro, 0,1   |           good will, of this rich and synthetic "exposition of the faith
1011  II, V,23    |          Ecclesiology, presented in a systematic and progressive synthesis
1012  II, V,23    |               aware that "anyone else teaches to the extent that he is
1013  II,IV,18    |       community; the human, moral and technical qualities necessary for
1014  II, V,20    |                certain obstacles of a temperamental, intellectual or emotional
1015   I,II,6     |              permeate and perfect the temporal order of things with the
1016   I, I,5     |               in the near future. The tendency in general, and one which
1017 III,VII,33   |            Pontiff remarked that "the term 'catechists' belongs above
1018 Intro, 0,1   |         deliberately given in general terms, so as to be applicable
1019   I, I,5     |               to go outside their own territory to preach the gospel, prepare
1020 Conclu,VII,37|       Christian community (...). Give thanks to the Lord for the gift
1021 Conclu,VII,37|          Giuseppe Uhac, Arch. tit. of Tharros, Secretary~
1022 III,VII,36   |            the responsibility that is theirs. ~When a person accepts
1023   I,III,15   |      traditions of other religions. A theocentrism which did not recognize
1024  II, V,25    |          Catechists should be taught, theoretically and practically, how to
1025  II, V,23    |              those of the young, with theories that "are only likely to
1026              | therein
1027   I,III,11   |    non-Christians. It is not the same thing to be a catechist for catechumens
1028   I,III,13   |               of heart and of ways of thinking, fosters the recognition
1029   I, I,5     |        increasing numbers going on to third-level education, the world of
1030  II, V,19    |               means both to provide a thorough basic training and to keep
1031 Conclu,VII,37|          Prefect~Giuseppe Uhac, Arch. tit. of Tharros, Secretary~
1032   I, I,5     |               try to see from now how tomorrow's protagonists will act.~
1033   I,III,11   |              in union with Jesus, who took upon himself the weight
1034 Pref         |        material, which covers various topics: the identity of the catechist,
1035   I,II,7     |              25). It is an active and total love, which becomes a sharing
1036  II, V,29    |              points, so as to keep in touch with developments in theology
1037  II, V,28    |              is very important, as it touches the depths of a person's
1038   I,II,7     |           withdrawing through love of tranquillity. But they must keep a supernatural
1039   I,II,7     |              molded by the Spirit and transformed into a courageous witness
1040   I,III,12   |           into her own community; she transmits to them her own values,
1041  II, V,29    |               qualified personnel, of transport for distances that can often
1042  II,IV,17    |              the way in which pastors treat their catechists, giving
1043 Pref         |               to their faith by harsh trials and painful privations.The
1044   I,II,7     |            living word of God, with a Trinitarian dimension, like the universal
1045  II, V,23    |             especially on theology of Trinity, Christology and Ecclesiology,
1046   I,II,7     |                Openness to God Uno et Trino, who is in the most intimate
1047   I,III,14   |              fullness of the revealed truths and of the means of salvation
1048  II, V,27    |             in the candidates, who in turn will be happy to learn from
1049   I,II,8     |               apostles: "He appointed twelve, to be his companions and
1050 Conclu,VII,37|               Tomko, Prefect~Giuseppe Uhac, Arch. tit. of Tharros,
1051  II, V,23    |               in educated circles and unable to face certain issues.
1052   I,III,15   |            his full identity would be unacceptable to the Catholic faith. (...)
1053  II, V,24    |               or workers; baptized or unbaptized; healthy or sick; rich or
1054  II, V,28    |           catechist from conscious or unconscious obstacles to God's action;
1055 Conclu,VII,37|               Audience granted to the undersigned cardinal Prefect on the
1056 Pref         |              experiences directly the undisputed effectiveness of lay catechists.
1057   I,III,13   |    marginalized, the handicapped, the unemployed, prisoners, refugees, drug
1058   I,III,15   |             Catechists should not act unilaterally, and especially should do
1059   I, I,4     |      consecration, are able to bear a unique witness in the capacity
1060 Pref         |             Holy Father confirmed the uniqueness of their role: "During my
1061   I,III,15   |               is his love that should unite the human family in working
1062   I,II,10    |               of this (cf. Acts 2-4), united around Mary the mother of
1063              | unless
1064  II, V,30    |          people or adults; married or unmarried people or couples. Some
1065   I,II,7     |              world. - Openness to God Uno et Trino, who is in the
1066              | unto
1067  II, V,19    |             and to keep it constantly updated. This is a fundamental duty,
1068   I,III,12   |     particular experiments that might upset the faithful. They should
1069 III,VII,34   |               local Churches.~The CEP urges individual bishops and the
1070              | used
1071   I,III,14   |              should avoid stirring up useless rivalries; should help the
1072              | using
1073  II, V       |                                       V. PROCESS OF FORMATION~
1074   I, I,5     |          These programs should not be vague, but specific and adapted
1075   I,III,14   |               Father should not be in vain: "may they be one in us...
1076   I,III,15   |           command remains permanently valid and is an explicit call
1077 III,VII,36   |             important role and make a valuable contribution to the Church.
1078   I, I,4     |            between the two categories varies from place to place, but
1079   I, I,4     |        considers the multiplicity and variety of these tasks as an expression
1080 Pref         |   lay-apostles. This Guide contains a vast and precise amount of material,
1081 Pref         |                   Vatican City 1993~ ~Venerable Brothers in the Episcopacy,~
1082 Intro, 0,1   |             and of catholic doctrine, verified and enlightened by the Sacred
1083  II, V,22    |          Office, especially Lauds and Vespers, in union with the song
1084 III,VII,34   |            not possible, an episcopal vicar should be named for them. ~
1085   I,II,7     |            responsibly in the earthly vicissitudes of the pilgrim Church, which
1086 III,VII      |                                       VII. RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PEOPLE
1087 III,VII,35   |          fellow-workers in the Lord's vineyard. ~
1088   I,II,7     |           enriched by it and become a visible sign to the community. The
1089  II, V,23    |            there should be an overall vision of faith that brings unity
1090  II, V,29    |               letters, teaching aids, visits from formators, refresher
1091 Pref         |              concerted growth in this vital sector for the future of
1092 III,VII,33   |           catechists with an adequate vocational promotion in number as well
1093  II, V,27    |              16:12-15). To hear God's voice requires a spirit of faith
1094 III,VI,32    |              growth.~The good will of voluntary catechists, who have another
1095 Intro, 0,1   |             who, during his apostolic voyages, makes use of every opportunity
1096   I,III,16   |          regions and persons are more vulnerable and more exposed to the
1097   I,III,16   |           Magisterium has often given warnings about the dangers posed
1098   I,III,16   |              clarify doubts and to be wary of the specious promises
1099   I,III,13   |          courage to speak out for the weak and defend their rights. ~
1100   I,III,11   |            physical and psychological weakness calls for greater charity
1101  II, V,29    |      catechists, avoiding the risk of wearing down. In certain cases of
1102   I,III,11   |             who took upon himself the weight of our infirmities (cf.
1103  II, V,27    |         acceptance and encouragement, welcoming them for what they are and
1104 III,VI,31    |             respected only if it is a well-paid one, so if catechists are
1105              | whatever
1106              | wherever
1107 Pref         |              and teaching programmes, whilst for content they already
1108 Pref         |            encouraged the initiative, wholeheartedly giving his apostolic blessing,
1109 Intro, 0,1   |       suggestions that came in from a wide-ranging consultation with Bishops
1110  II, V,29    |         derive support from them. But wider horizons should also be
1111  II, V,30    |              include training for the wife or husband of the candidate
1112   I,III,12   |             the Church unity that was willed by the Lord.~- Popular piety,
1113   I,III,15   |            Spirit, who blows where He wills (cf. Jn 3:8); respecting
1114   I,II,9     |              cf. Rom 1:16). While the wise ones according to this world
1115   I,II,7     |               love of the Father, who wishes that all should come to
1116   I,II,7     |               fear of difficulties or withdrawing through love of tranquillity.
1117   I,II,9     |             And again St. Paul says: "Woe to me if I do not preach
1118   I,II,9     |                 Lk 15:4), or like the woman with the lost drachma who
1119   I,III,16   |          situations.~The preferential work-lines for the catechists should
1120  II, V,28    |           plan for salvation is being worked out in the community.~These
1121   I, I,5     |              Basing itself on its own worldwide experience, the CEP offers
1122   I, I,3     |              and engage in liturgical worship and in works of charity".~
1123  II,IV,17    |               catechists, giving them worthwhile tasks and respecting their
1124 Conclu,VII,37|       vocation and your names will be written in heaven (cf. Lk 10:20)".~
1125 Conclu,VII,37|       continues to grow and in recent years has been between 250,000
1126              | yes
1127   I, I,4     |            preferred for contact with youth and for activities that
1128  II, V,25    |           will make the most of these zealous apostles and encourage them
1129  II, V,30    |              training and, in certain zones and situations, they become