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 1 Intro, 0, 0,  1,15    |              women who are open to a personal relationship with God and
 2   I, I, 0, 17,53      |          footsteps. (142) Faith is a personal encounter with Jesus Christ
 3   I,II, 2,  2,71      |          determined circumstances of personal, family, ecclesial or social
 4   I,II, 3,  1,73      |              present the Gospel in a personal process of cultural, systematic
 5   I,II, 3,  1,73(222) |           promote this dialogue in a personal process of systematic and
 6   I,II, 3,  2,74      | circumstances, educational theories, personal outlook of individual teachers
 7   I,III, 0,  3,78(233)|              gift (traditio) and the personal and enculturated response (
 8   I,III, 0,  5,83     |            for no action can be more personal than this. However, they
 9   I,III, 0,  9,87     |         culture. In the liturgy, all personal life becomes a spiritual
10   I,III, 0,  9,87     |        values. Prayer is open to all personal and social problems. (277)~
11  II, I, 0, 17,100     |            man should not submit his personal freedom in an absolute manner
12  II, I, 0, 17,100     |            same Father, and equal in personal dignity. (326) The human
13  II, I, 0, 25,117     |        significant experiences, both personal and social; it also has
14 III,II, 0, 17,148     |              maturity and many other personal circumstances".(2) Catechetical
15 III,II, 0, 21,154     |             of Christian life on the personal level and on the community
16 III,II, 0, 21,155     |              in received truth. That personal response is correct and
17 III,II, 0, 22,156     |            from prayer. Finally, the personal relationship of the catechist
18 III,II, 0, 23,157     |          judges, to strengthen their personal conversion, and to a Christian
19 III,II, 0, 24,158     |          indispensable. In this way, personal conscience is more easily
20 III,II, 0, 26,161     |    consciousness of all and obtain a personal acceptance as well as a
21 III,II, 0, 26,161     |     acceptance as well as a complete personal commitment.(30)~
22  IV,II, 1,  2,173     |              the many experiences of personal, social, and spiritual life.
23  IV,II, 3,  2,183     |             them to an enterprise of personal and community growth, of
24  IV,II, 3,  3,184     |          youth associations (82) and personal accompaniment of young people,
25  IV,II, 3,  3,185(83) |           moral order in relation to personal subjectivity; the encounter
26  IV,II, 4,  1,186     |             paid to the diversity of personal, family and social conditions.
27  IV,II, 4,  2,187     |          meeting God. It is always a personal benefit and an enrichment
28  IV,III, 0,  5,190    |              of generous and patient personal contact, to proceed with
29  IV, V, 0, 21,209     |          stimulating them to a deep, personal discernment of what has
30   V, I, 0, 28,219     |           private basis or by purely personal initiative. The ministry
31   V, I, 0, 32,227     |              to parents. By means of personal contact, meetings, courses
32   V, I, 0, 34,231     |          formator of disciples. This personal call of Jesus Christ and
33   V,II, 0, 36,233     |        formation.~– to attend to the personal and spiritual needs of catechists
34   V,II, 0, 46,247     |              which together with the personal work of the catechist, would
35   V,III, 0, 56,263    |           values emerge: friendship, personal recognition, a spirit of