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 1 Abbr,II               |          Vatican City 1985~SCh: Sources Chrétiennes, Collectio,
 2   I,II, 2,  2,72      |       may spring from authentic sources. "It is important also that
 3  II, I, 0, 14         |             The source and the "sources" of the message of catechesis (303)~
 4  II, I, 0, 14,94(303) |       usage the expression 'the sources' is used to denote those
 5  II, I, 0, 14,96      |           96. These are all the sources, principle or subsidiary,
 6  II, I, 0, 14,96      |       way", (308) the principle sources of catechesis. Each of the
 7  II, I, 0, 14,96      |          Each of the subsidiary sources of catechesis has its own
 8  II, I, 0, 14,96      |        the word of God and the "sources" deriving from it, and through
 9  II, I, 0, 25,117     |         eschatology) are always sources of life and light for the
10  II,II, 1,  6,127     |      Tradition and Scripture as sources for catechesis means that
11  II,II, 1,  6,128     |      are presented as two basic sources of inspiration for all catechetical
12  II,II, 1,  7,130     |       is well rooted in all its sources, embraces all the different
13  II,II, 2,  2,132     | synthesis and a presentation of sources.~In any case, the catechism,
14 III, 0, 2,  7,138     |      catechetical activity, its sources, its methods, those to whom
15 III,II, 0, 18,149     |   nature of the message, to its sources and language, to the concrete
16   V,IV, 4,  1,283(322)|   reference must be made to the sources and a clear distinction