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 1   I, I, 0, 11,41      |        the foundation for the "Christocentricity" (92) of catechesis: the
 2   I, I, 0, 11,41(92)  |       I Chapter 3) and in "The Christocentricity of the Gospel Message (Part
 3  II, I, 0, 15,97      |        person of Jesus Christ (christocentricity), by its inherent dynamic,
 4  II, I, 0, 16         |                            The christocentricity of the Gospel message~
 5  II, I, 0, 16,98      | catechesis is, above all, its "christocentricity". (310) This may be understood
 6  II, I, 0, 16,98      |     tends to this.~– Secondly, christocentricity means that Christ is the "
 7  II, I, 0, 16,98      |     meaning of this history.~– Christocentricity, moreover, means that the
 8  II, I, 0, 16,98      |       Truth that he is". (314) Christocentricity obliges catechesis to transmit
 9  II, I, 0, 17         |                The trinitarian christocentricity of the Gospel message~
10  II, I, 0, 17,99      |      mystery of God. (318) The christocentricity of catechesis, in order
11  II, I, 0, 17,99      |      essentially a trinitarian christocentricity. Christians, at Baptism,
12  II, I, 0, 17,100     |           100. The trinitarian christocentricity of the Gospel message leads
13  II,II, 1,  3         |   Catholic Church: trinitarian christocentricity and the nobility of the
14   V,II, 0, 38,235(204)|         It also determines the christocentricity of the response of those
15   V,II, 0, 38,235(204)|       to Jesus Christ) and the christocentricity of the spirituality of the