Part, Chapter, Topic, Paragraph,  Number

 1  II,II, 0, 26,119|          to situate these official instruments of the Church, which is
 2  II,II, 0, 27,120|         distinct but complementary instruments at the service of the Church'
 3  II,II, 0, 27,120|          and governed". (416)~Both instruments, each taken in accordance
 4  II,II, 0, 27,120|          vested by the Holy See in instruments of orientation by approving
 5  II,II, 0, 27,120|            nature of both of these instruments justifies the fact, as already
 6  II,II, 2,  1,131|  Conferences, (447) are invaluable instruments for catechesis which are "
 7  II,II, 2,  2,132|  qualitative difference from other instruments which may be useful for
 8  II,II, 2,  2,132|          more appropriate to other instruments.~
 9 III, 0, 2,  7,138| directories and other catechetical instruments of the particular Churches
10 III,II, 0, 22,156|            of texts and other work instruments.~The catechist is essentially
11 III,II, 0, 26,160|            avail of those powerful instruments which human skill is constantly
12 III,II, 0, 26,162|    reminded that "the use of these instruments by professionals in communication
13  IV, V, 0, 24,213|         Directories (and analogous instruments), catechisms and aids, work-shops
14   V, I, 0, 30,223|           the quality of texts and instruments being used in catechesis; (155)~– "
15   V,II, 0, 37,234|         and trained personnel. The instruments provided for catechesis
16   V,IV, 1,  1,266|          catechists, the necessary instruments for catechesis: catechisms,
17   V,IV, 4,  0,282|      appropriate catechesis. These instruments are called by various names:
18   V,IV, 4,  1    |                     Elaboration of instruments and didactic aids for catechetical
19   V,IV, 4,  1,283|              283. Along with those instruments dedicated to the orientation
20   V,IV, 4,  1,283|        Directory), there are other instruments of more immediate use in