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 1 Pref, 0, 0,  0,8       | Catechesis, while retaining the basic structure of that of 1971,
 2 Pref, 0, 0,  0,9       |  concretely, catechesis.(9) The basic intention of the Directory
 3   I, I, 0, 16,51       |      have been initiated in the basic elements of the Christian
 4   I, I, 0, 16,51(135)  |  however, relativise the prior, basic, structural and specific
 5   I, I, 0, 16,51(135)  |        catechesis understood as basic initiation. The expression "
 6   I, I, 0, 16,51(135)  |         The distinction between basic formation and permanent
 7   I, I, 0, 18,56       |         towards perfection. The basic maturity which gives rise
 8   I, I, 0, 18,57       | providing Christian life with a basic structure; while ongoing
 9   I, I, 0, 19,58       |   possible to distinguish three basic situations (171) requiring
10   I, I, 0, 19,58       |        primary proclamation and basic catechesis are priorities.~
11   I,II, 0, 20,60       |         the Christian home, are basic to the formation of children
12   I,II, 1,  1,64       |       an optional activity, but basic and fundamental for building
13   I,II, 1,  3,67       |     from the "heart"; (205)~– a basic and essential formation, (206)
14   I,II, 2,  1,69       |       in the faith follows upon basic education and presupposes
15   I,II, 2,  1,69       |      beyond what is provided by basic catechesis. In order to
16   I,III, 0, 11,91      |  function of initiation and the basic factors which constitute
17  II, I, 0, 18,102      |        underlines the following basic aspects:~– Jesus, with the
18  II, I, 0, 22,109      |  discernment is governed by two basic principles: "compatibility
19  II,II, 0, 27,120      |        Catechesis provides "the basic principles of pastoral theology
20  II,II, 1,  2,122      |       for education in the four basic tasks of catechesis, (428)
21  II,II, 1,  4,124      |    constitute the indispensable basic reference for catechesis.~–
22  II,II, 1,  6,128      |     Church are presented as two basic sources of inspiration for
23  II,II, 1,  7,130      |         to catechesis the seven basic elements which characterize
24  II,II, 2,  2,132      |    catechism is a synthetic and basic text, in which the events
25  II,II, 2,  2,132      |       the catechism are the two basic doctrinal texts for the
26  II,II, 2,  4,134      |        for its part, offers the basic criteria which govern the
27 III,II, 0, 20,152      |        more aware of their most basic experiences, to help them
28 III,II, 0, 20,153      | Apostles, which constitutes the basic normative criterion for
29   V, I, 0, 27,218      |                 Catechesis is a basic evangelizing activity of
30   V, I, 0, 31,225      |      mission;~– to care for the basic orientation of catechesis
31   V, I, 0, 31,225(165) |        64. With respect to this basic orientation which priests
32   V, I, 0, 31,225(165) |   Vatican Council indicates two basic requirements: "their role
33   V,II, 0, 36,233      | catechists, both in relation to basic training and continuing
34   V,II, 0, 38,235      |    merely tries to deepen these basic elements. This christological
35   V,II, 0, 48,249      |     catechetical formation of a basic nature over a period of
36   V,II, 0, 48,250      |      addition to the courses of basic catechetical formation they
37   V,II, 0, 48,250      |       Commencing with a general basic formation (doctrinal and
38   V,III, 0, 50,253     |     associations and movements; basic ecclesial communities. These
39   V,III, 0, 55,261     |          Catechesis is always a basic dimension in the formation
40   V,III, 0, 55,262     |        it is given, is always a basic organic formation in the
41   V,III, 0, 55,262     |     natural continuation of the basic formation received by all
42   V,III, 0, 56         |                                 Basic ecclesial communities~
43   V,III, 0, 56,263     |                            263. Basic ecclesial communities have
44   V,III, 0, 56,263(282)|             EN 58 indicates how basic ecclesial communities flourish
45   V,III, 0, 56,263     |   cannot easily provide". (283)~Basic ecclesial communities are
46   V,III, 0, 56,264     |                         264. In basic ecclesial communities an
47   V,III, 0, 56,264     |         faithful, without which basic Christian communities lack
48   V,IV, 1,  1,266      |     catechesis): these are the "basic cells" (292) of catechetical
49   V,IV, 1,  1,267      |         laity. Catechesis is so basic to the life of every particular
50   V,IV, 1,  4,270      |         of the Gospel—assumes a basic responsibility. This ministry
51   V,IV, 4,  0,282      |        Catechetical Guidelines, Basic Document, Reference Text,
52   V,IV, 4,  1,283      |         in their use. (323) The basic criterion for these work