Part, Chapter, Topic, Paragraph,  Number

 1 Intro, 0, 1,  3,29|           a means of arousing true conversion; (54)~– consonant with what
 2   I, I, 0, 14,47  |         the Gospel and the call to conversion (13), the catechumenate
 3   I, I, 0, 14,48  |    proclamation", (116) calling to conversion. (117)~– initiates into
 4   I, I, 0, 17     |                                    Conversion and faith~
 5   I, I, 0, 17,53  |           invites men and women to conversion and faith. (140) The call
 6   I, I, 0, 17,53  |     Christian faith is, above all, conversion to Jesus Christ, (141) full
 7   I, I, 0, 17,55  |          the believer to live that conversion. (149) This transformation
 8   I, I, 0, 17,55  |        responsibilities.~Faith and conversion arise from the "heart",
 9   I, I, 0, 18     |          The process of continuing conversion~
10   I, I, 0, 18,56  |            a process of continuing conversion, which lasts for the whole
11   I, I, 0, 18,56  |           the process of faith and conversion:~a) Interest in the Gospel.
12   I, I, 0, 18,56  |            sympathizers". (163)~b) Conversion. This first moment of interest
13   I, I, 0, 18,56  |      Kerygma, prepares the way for conversion which is certainly "initial", (165)
14   I, I, 0, 18,56  |          the process of continuing conversion. The profession of baptismal
15   I, I, 0, 18,57  |            of this process of full conversion. The first proclamation
16   I, I, 0, 18,57  |          by giving a foundation to conversion and providing Christian
17   I, I, 0, 19,58  | non-Christians and invites them to conversion. In this context catechesis
18   I,II, 0, 21,61  |          the Gospel and to call to conversion. Catechesis, "distinct from
19   I,II, 0, 21,61  |       promotes and matures initial conversion, educates the convert in
20   I,II, 0, 21,62  |   catechesis truly require genuine conversion. Because of this the Church
21   I,II, 0, 21,62  |           be dedicated to ensuring conversion. (185) In the "missio ad
22   I,II, 0, 21,62  |       faith. Only by starting with conversion, and therefore by making
23   I,II, 1,  1,63  | corresponds to the period in which conversion to Jesus Christ is formalized,
24   I,II, 2,  1,69  |          the process of continuing conversion. Initiatory catechesis lays
25   I,II, 2,  1,69  |          The process of continuing conversion goes beyond what is provided
26   I,III, 0,  4,80 |           with the "initial" (237) conversion of a person to the Lord,
27   I,III, 0,  5,82 |         word which matures initial conversion to make it into a living,
28   I,III, 0,  7,85 |  liturgical life~– Moral formation~Conversion to Jesus Christ implies
29   I,III, 0, 10,88 |          evangelization leading to conversion and where the kerygma of
30   I,III, 0, 10,89 |         accompanies the process of conversion, is essentially gradual
31   I,III, 0, 11,90 |        Baptism. The basis of their conversion is the Baptism which they
32  II, I, 0, 18,102 |   redemption from sin. The call to conversion and belief in the Gospel
33 III,II, 0, 18,149 |          service of revelation and conversion (4) and that therefore it
34 III,II, 0, 20,152 |   invitation of the Holy Spirit to conversion, to commitment, to hope,
35 III,II, 0, 23,157 |          strengthen their personal conversion, and to a Christian praxis
36  IV,IV, 0,  8,194 |       stimulates a real process of conversion. For them, it deepens the
37  IV, V, 0, 15,203 |           the profound change, the conversion, which the Gospel, as a "
38  IV, V, 0, 16,204 | stimulating an attitude of radical conversion to God, of dialogue, and
39   V,III, 0, 50,254|       community and invites man to conversion and the following of Christ.
40   V,IV, 4,  1,283 |           of Christ, aimed at true conversion and a life more in conformity