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1 II, I, 0, 19,104 | 104. To prepare Christians for
2 II, I, 0, 20,106 | 106. This faith, transmitted
3 IV,IV, 0, 10,196(97) | Ecumenism, 61 AAS 85 (1993) pp. 1063-1064; TMA 34; (cf. Ut Unum
4 IV,IV, 0, 10,196(97) | 61 AAS 85 (1993) pp. 1063-1064; TMA 34; (cf. Ut Unum sint (
5 II, I, 0, 21,107(356) | CCC 1076.~
6 II,II, 1, 3,123(430) | Cf. CCC 189-190; 1077-1109; 1693-1695; 2564; etc.~
7 II, I, 0, 21,108(359) | biblical catechesis. Cf. CCC 1081 and 1093.~
8 I,III, 0, 11,91(292) | Evangelia, I, III, 2; PL 76,1086 D).~
9 V,II, 0, 37,234(202) | DCG (1971) 108a.~
10 II, I, 0, 21,108(362) | cf. CCC 129-130 and 1093-1094.~
11 V,II, 0, 49,251(240) | DCG (1971) 109a.~
12 V,II, 0, 48,250(239) | Cf. DCG (1971) 109b.~
13 I,III, 0, 3,78(230) | Cf. LG 64; DV 10a.~
14 IV,IV, 0, 10,197(100) | Ecumenism, n. 190; l.c., p. 1107.~
15 II,II, 1, 3,123(430) | Cf. CCC 189-190; 1077-1109; 1693-1695; 2564; etc.~
16 II, I, 0, 21,108(362) | 1095. Cf. CCC 1075; CCC 1116; cf. CCC 129-130 and 1093-
17 I,II, 1, 2,65(197) | CCC 1122.~
18 V,II, 0, 47,248(238) | catechist' is used in DCG (1971) 112c.~
19 Abbr,II | 1993): AAS 85 (1993). pp. 1133-1228.~
20 II, I, 0, 24,115 | 115. All aspects and dimensions
21 II, I, 0, 25,117(409) | Cf. CCC 1145-1152 concerning the importance
22 I, I, 0, 16,51(137) | Cf. SC 35; CCC 1154.~
23 Abbr,II | 1980): AAS 72 (1980) pp. 1177-1232~DV: Second Vatican
24 II, I, 0, 24,115(394) | CCC 1211.~
25 Abbr,II | AAS 85 (1993). pp. 1133-1228.~
26 Abbr,II | AAS 72 (1980) pp. 1177-1232~DV: Second Vatican Council,
27 I, I, 0, 14,48(119) | CCC 1212; cf. CCC 1229-1233.~
28 IV,IV, 0, 12,199(106) | 84 (1992), pp. 414-446; 1263.~
29 Abbr,II | 1979): AAS 71 (1979), pp. 1277-1340.~DCG (1971): Sacred
30 V, I, 0, 33,229(181) | Cf. 1 Cor 12:4; cf. LG 12b.~
31 V,III, 0, 54,260(272) | AG 12c.~
32 II,II, 2, 1,131 | 131. The Catechism of the Catholic
33 II,II, 2, 2,132 | 132. Three principal traits
34 Abbr,II | AAS 71 (1979), pp. 1277-1340.~DCG (1971): Sacred Congregation
35 II,II, 2, 4,135 | 135. In elaborating local catechisms
36 III, 0, 2, 6,137 | 137. Jesus gave careful attention
37 III, 0, 2, 7,138 | 138. In the school of Jesus
38 I, I, 0, 17,53(141) | Cf. AG 13a.~
39 III, I, 0, 9,140 | 140. When the fullness of time
40 III, I, 0, 12,143 | 143. Catechesis, as communication
41 I, I, 0, 17,55(148) | Cf. EN 10; AG 13b; CCC 1430-1431.~
42 I, I, 0, 17,55(148) | EN 10; AG 13b; CCC 1430-1431.~
43 III, I, 0, 14,145 | 145. Jesus Christ is the living
44 III, I, 0, 15,146 | 146. God, wishing to speak to
45 III, I, 0, 16,147 | 147. Being inspired by the pedagogy
46 III,II, 0, 17,148 | 148. The Church, in transmitting
47 I,III, 0, 4,80(236) | CT 5; cf. CCC 426; AG 14a. In relation to this christological
48 V, I, 0, 30,223(157) | CD 14b; CIC 780.~
49 I, I, 0, 14,47 | sacraments and their ministers (1518). (113) This is the dynamic
50 III,II, 0, 21,154 | 154. Catechetics forms part
51 V, I, 0, 31,224(162) | of Jesus Christ", cf. CCC 1546-1547.~
52 V, I, 0, 31,224(162) | Jesus Christ", cf. CCC 1546-1547.~
53 III,II, 0, 21,155 | 155. Again, more importantly,
54 III,II, 0, 22,156 | 156. No methodology, no matter
55 III,II, 0, 23,157 | 157. The active participation
56 III,II, 0, 24,158 | 158. Catechetical pedagogy will
57 Intro, 0, 0, 4,18(21) | Cf. SRS 15a.~
58 III,II, 0, 26,160 | 160. "The first areopagus of
59 III, I, 0, 7,138(486) | 53, 122, 684, 708, 1145, 1609, 1950, 1964.~
60 III,II, 0, 26,161 | 161. Good use of the media requires
61 III,II, 0, 26,162 | 162. Those who work in the mass
62 IV, 0, 0, 27,163 | 163. At the beginning of his
63 IV, 0, 0, 27,164 | 164. Throughout her two-thousand-year
64 IV, 0, 0, 28,165 | 165. Attention to the diverse
65 II,II, 2, 3,133(462) | cf. EN 48; CT 54 and CCC 1674-1676). Equally they should
66 II,II, 2, 3,133(462) | EN 48; CT 54 and CCC 1674-1676). Equally they should be
67 IV, I, 0, 30,168 | 168. In giving attention to
68 II,II, 1, 3,123(430) | CCC 189-190; 1077-1109; 1693-1695; 2564; etc.~
69 II,II, 1, 3,123(430) | 189-190; 1077-1109; 1693-1695; 2564; etc.~
70 II,II, 1, 3,123(431) | 27-49; 355-379; 456-478; 1699-1756; etc.~
71 IV, I, 0, 32,170 | 170. Adaptation is realized
72 II, I, 0, 17,100(326) | Cf. CCC 1878; CCC 1702. SRS uses the term model
73 IV,II, 0, 33,171 | 171. Catechesis based on different
74 IV,II, 1, 2,173 | 173. Adult catechesis concerns
75 IV,II, 1, 2,174 | 174. Among the criteria which
76 II,II, 1, 3,123(431) | 355-379; 456-478; 1699-1756; etc.~
77 IV,II, 2, 2,178 | 178. The catechesis of children
78 IV,II, 2, 2,179 | 179. Beginning school means,
79 V,IV, 2, 1,273(306) | CD 17a: "...the various forms of
80 V,II, 0, 47,248(237) | catechists in the missions: AG 17c; RM 73; CIC 785 and GCM,
81 IV,II, 3, 1,181 | 181. In general it is observed
82 IV,II, 3, 2,182 | 182. The Church, while regarding
83 IV,II, 3, 3,184 | 184. Given the extent of this
84 Abbr,II | Jacques P. Migne, Paris 1844 ff.~PO: Second Vatican Council,
85 Abbr,II | Jacques P. Migne, Paris 1857 ff.~PL: Patrologiae Cursus
86 IV,II, 4, 1,186 | 186. In many countries, the
87 Abbr,II | Ecclesiasticorum Latinorum (Wn 1866 ff.)~CT: John Paul II, Apostolic
88 II, I, 0, 17,100(326) | Cf. CCC 1878; CCC 1702. SRS uses the
89 IV,IV, 0, 8,193 | 193. Many communities and individuals
90 IV,IV, 0, 8,194 | 194. In these circumstances,
91 Abbr,II | Lumen Gentium (21 November 1944)~MM: John XXIII, Encyclical
92 Abbr,II | Chrétiennes, Collectio, Paris 1946 ff.~SRS: John Paul II, Ecyclical
93 IV,IV, 0, 9,195 | 195. As a vital dimension in
94 III, I, 0, 7,138(486) | 122, 684, 708, 1145, 1609, 1950, 1964.~
95 Abbr,II | Latin series (Turnholt 1953 ff.)~CIC: Codex Iuris Canonici (
96 V, I, 0, 34,231(184) | Typis Polyglottis Vaticanis 1969; RCIA 224.~
97 Abbr,II | Morum, Editio XXXV, Rome 1973~EA: John Paul II, Post-synodal
98 Abbr,II | December 1975): AAS 58 (1976) pp. 5-76~EV: John Paul
99 Pref, 0, 0, 0,5 | catechetical heritage in 1978, Pope John Paul II set out
100 IV,IV, 0, 10,198 | 198. In the context of different
101 Abbr,II | Iuris Canonici (25 January 1983)~ChL: John Paul II, Post-synodal
102 Abbr,II | December 1988): AAS 81 (1989) pp. 393-521~COINCATI: International
103 IV,IV, 0, 11,199 | 199. Special attention needs
104 Abbr,II | September 1995): AAS 88 (1996) pp. 5-82~EN: Paul VI, Apostolic
105 Intro, 0, 1, 3,29(54) | Cf. CT 19b.~
106 Intro, 0, 1, 1,25(42) | TMA 36b; GS 19c.~
107 I, I, 0, 16,51(136) | DCG (1971) 19d.~
108 II,II, 1, 1,121(422) | FD 1f; cf. FD 4c.~
109 IV,IV, 0, 12,200 | 200. For the most part, Christians
110 IV,IV, 0, 13,201 | 201. In a climate of cultural
111 IV, V, 0, 14,202 | 202. "We can say of catechesis,
112 IV, V, 0, 15,203 | 203. These duties form an organic
113 IV, V, 0, 17,205 | 205. In the evaluation phase,
114 I, I, 0, 11,41(90) | Cf. CT 5; CCC 520 and 2053.~
115 IV, V, 0, 19,207 | 207. Among the forms most apt
116 IV, V, 0, 20,208 | 208. Inculturation of the faith,
117 IV, V, 0, 21,209 | 209. Intrinsically connected
118 I, I, 0, 18,56(156) | CT 20a: "It is in fact a matter
119 IV, V, 0, 21,210 | 210. The catechism and, above
120 I,III, 0, 5,82(243) | Cf. CCC 2113.~
121 IV, V, 0, 23,212 | 212. The process of inculturation
122 IV, V, 0, 24,213 | 213. Inculturation is a task
123 IV, V, 0, 25,214 | 214. The importance of the matter,
124 V, 0, 0, 26,215 | 215. From what has been said
125 II, I, 0, 17,99(320) | CCC 234; cf. CCC 2157.~
126 V, 0, 0, 26,216 | 216. The first chapter reflects
127 V, I, 0, 27,217 | 217. The proclamation, transmission
128 V, I, 0, 27,218 | 218. The proclamation of the
129 V, I, 0, 28,219 | 219. In all the ministries and
130 V, I, 0, 29,220 | 220. Catechesis is a responsibility
131 V, I, 0, 29,221 | 221. The Christian community
132 V, I, 0, 30,222 | 222. The Second Vatican Council
133 V, I, 0, 30,223 | 223. This concern for catechetical
134 V, I, 0, 31,225 | 225. The catechetical tasks
135 V, I, 0, 32,227 | 227. Parents receive in the
136 V, I, 0, 33,229 | 229. "Many religious institutes
137 II, I, 0, 25,116(401) | GS 22b.~
138 II, I, 0, 25,116(400) | CT 22c; cf. EN 29.~
139 V,II, 0, 40,238(213) | CT 22d.~
140 V, I, 0, 34,230 | 230. The catechetical activity
141 V, I, 0, 34,231 | 231. The vocation of the laity
142 V, I, 0, 35,232 | 232. The figure of the catechist
143 V,II, 0, 36,233 | 233. To ensure the working of
144 V,II, 0, 38,235 | 235. Formation seeks to enable
145 V,II, 0, 39,237 | 237. An adequate conception
146 V,II, 0, 40,238 | 238. The formation of catechists
147 II,II, 2, 5,136(473) | LG 23a.~
148 V, I, 0, 27,217(135) | LG 23b refers to St Hilary of Poitiers
149 V,II, 0, 42,240 | 240. Besides being a witness,
150 V,II, 0, 42,241 | 241. This biblico-theological
151 V,II, 0, 43,242 | 242. The catechist also acquires
152 V,II, 0, 44,243 | 243. These are:~a) Respect for
153 V,II, 0, 45,244 | 244. Together with those dimensions
154 II, I, 0, 19,104(349) | 42; CA 57; LC 68. Cf. CCC 2443-2449.~
155 Intro, 0, 0, 3,17(19) | ChL 42; TMA 51; CCC 2444-2448.~
156 II, I, 0, 19,104(349) | 57; LC 68. Cf. CCC 2443-2449.~
157 V,II, 0, 45,245 | 245. More concretely: it must
158 V,II, 0, 46,246 | 246. Among the ways of forming
159 V,II, 0, 46,247 | 247. A Christian community can
160 V,II, 0, 47,248 | 248. Attendance at a school
161 I,III, 0, 8,86(269) | Cf. CT 24b and DCG (1971) 28.~
162 III, I, 0, 12,143(497) | Cf. RM 15; CCC 24b-25; DCG (1971) 10.~
163 I, I, 0, 13,46(110) | EN 24d.~
164 V,II, 0, 48,250 | 250. So as to prepare those
165 V,II, 0, 49,251 | 251. A higher level of catechetical
166 V,II, 0, 49,252 | 252. At this level of formation
167 V,III, 0, 50,253 | 253. The Christian community
168 V,III, 0, 50,254 | 254. The Christian community
169 V,III, 0, 51,255 | 255. Parents are the primary
170 V,III, 0, 52,256 | 256. The baptismal catechumenate
171 II,II, 1, 3,123(430) | 190; 1077-1109; 1693-1695; 2564; etc.~
172 I,III, 0, 7,85(254) | DV 25a.~
173 I,III, 0, 7,85(257) | DCG (1971) 25b.~
174 V,III, 0, 54,260 | 260. When most students attending
175 V,III, 0, 55,262 | 262. When catechesis is given
176 V,III, 0, 56,263 | 263. Basic ecclesial communities
177 V,III, 0, 56,264 | 264. In basic ecclesial communities
178 V,IV, 1, 1,265 | 265. The organization of catechetical
179 V,IV, 1, 1,266 | 266. The principal competencies
180 V,IV, 1, 1,267 | 267. To accomplish these responsibilities,
181 V,IV, 1, 2,268 | 268. This co-operation is extremely
182 V,IV, 1, 3,269 | 269. "The Episcopal Conference
183 V, I, 0, 27,217(130) | As mentioned in LG 26a the term Churches in the
184 Intro, 0, 0, 4,18(23) | ChL 5; cf. SRS 26b; VS 31c.~
185 V,IV, 1, 4,271 | 271. The Congregation for the
186 V,IV, 2, 1,272 | 272. The co-ordination of catechesis
187 V,IV, 2, 2,274 | 274. The diocesan catechetical
188 V,IV, 2, 2,275 | 275. These different programmes
189 V,IV, 2, 3,276 | 276. If catechesis is defined
190 V,IV, 2, 3,277 | 277. The current situation of
191 V,IV, 2, 4,278 | 278. Pastoral care offered by
192 V,IV, 3, 1,279 | 279. The particular Church,
193 Intro, 0, 1, 3,30(56) | Cf. CT 27b.~
194 V,IV, 3, 1,280 | 280. The analysis of the situation,
195 V,IV, 4, 0,281 | 281. Following close study of
196 V,IV, 4, 1,283 | 283. Along with those instruments
197 II, I, 0, 17,100(326) | referring to this question. CCC 2845 calls the communion of the
198 V,IV, 4, 2,285 | 285. The "prior approbation
199 Conclu, 0, 4, 2,286 | 286. In formulating the present
200 Conclu, 0, 4, 2,287 | 287. This new Directory is offered
201 Conclu, 0, 4, 2,289 | 289. May patience and trust
202 Conclu, 0, 4, 2,290 | 290. The Church, which has the
203 Conclu, 0, 4, 2,291 | 291. Today as ever, all labourers
204 I,III, 0, 11,90(290) | RCIA 295. The same Rite of Christian
205 Abbr,II | AAS 59 (1967), pp. 257-299.~RH: John Paul II, Encyclical
206 Intro, 0, 1, 3,30(58) | Cf. CT 29b.~
207 I,III, 0, 7,85(261) | Cf. CT 29f.~
208 II,II, 0, 26,119(414) | Cf. FD 2d.~
209 II,II, 1, 2,122(426) | FD 2e.~
210 IV, V, 0, 13,201(110) | AAS 87 (1995), pp. 288-319 Commissio Theologica on
211 Intro, 0, 0, 4,18(23) | ChL 5; cf. SRS 26b; VS 31c.~
212 Abbr,II | AAS 71 (1979), pp. 257-324~RCIA: Ordo Initiationis
213 I, I, 0, 19,58(174) | RM 33c.~
214 Abbr,II | AAS 83 (1991), pp. 249-340~SC: Second Vatican Council,
215 I, I, 0, 20,59(178) | RM 34c. The text also speaks of
216 I,II, 1, 1,64(194) | illuminandorum, I, 11; PG. 33, 351-352.~
217 I,II, 1, 1,64(194) | illuminandorum, I, 11; PG. 33, 351-352.~
218 II,II, 1, 3,123(431) | Cf. CCC 27-49; 355-379; 456-478; 1699-1756;
219 V, I, 0, 27,216(129) | there equiparates (CIC Canon 368). The term local Church
220 Intro, 0, 1, 2,28(53) | 1993), p. 838; cf. TMA 36e.~
221 II,II, 1, 3,123(431) | Cf. CCC 27-49; 355-379; 456-478; 1699-1756; etc.~
222 V,III, 0, 51,255(249) | Cf. GS 52; FC 37a.~
223 I, I, 0, 10,38(82) | haereses" III, 20, 2. SCh 211, 389-393. DV 15; CT 58; ChL 61;
224 II, I, 0, 23,112(383) | DCG (1971) 38b.~
225 I,III, 0, 8,86(267) | UR 3b.~
226 II,II, 1, 2,122(425) | FD 3d.~
227 Intro, 0, 1, 5,32(63) | FC 4b; cf. ChL 3e.~
228 I, I, 0, 18,56(169) | Mt 5:48; cf. LG 11, 40b, 42e.~
229 IV,IV, 0, 12,199(106) | 1991): AAS 84 (1992), pp. 414-446; 1263.~
230 I,III, 0, 8,86(273) | 14-54; AAS 84 (1992), pp. 419-432. CCC 839-845; Part IV,
231 II, I, 0, 16,98(312) | DCG (1971) 41a; cf. DCG (1971) 39, 40,
232 II, I, 0, 17,99(319) | Session VIII, can. 4, Dz 424. It is also used in CCC
233 I, I, 0, 18,56(169) | Mt 5:48; cf. LG 11, 40b, 42e.~
234 I,III, 0, 8,86(273) | AAS 84 (1992), pp. 419-432. CCC 839-845; Part IV, chap.
235 IV,IV, 0, 12,199(106) | AAS 84 (1992), pp. 414-446; 1263.~
236 III,II, 0, 26,159(23) | 1992): AAS 84 (1992) pp. 447-468; EA 71; 122-124.~
237 I, I, 0, 12,44(97) | LG 448; AG 1; GS 45; cf. CCC 774-
238 II, I, 0, 22,109(369) | clarified in GS 53. Cf. also ChL 44a.~
239 II, I, 0, 17,100(325) | CCC 450.~
240 II,II, 1, 3,123(431) | Cf. CCC 27-49; 355-379; 456-478; 1699-1756; etc.~
241 V, I, 0, 35,232(198) | CT 45a.~
242 II, I, 0, 14,96(304) | Cf. DCG (1971) 45b.~
243 Abbr,II | AAS 53 (1961) pp. 401-464~MPD: Synod of Bishops, Message
244 I, I, 0, 18,56(157) | Cf. RM 46b.~
245 Intro, 0, 0, 6,22(38) | CA 29 and 46c.~
246 I, I, 0, 17,55(152) | Cf. RM 46d.~
247 II,II, 1, 3,123(431) | CCC 27-49; 355-379; 456-478; 1699-1756; etc.~
248 V,IV, 4, 1,283(324) | CT 49b.~
249 II, I, 0, 24,115(397) | Epistolas, 130, 12; PL, 33, 502); cf. CCC 2761.~
250 Abbr,II | 1987) AAS 80 (1988), pp. 513-586~TMA: John Paul II, Apostolic
251 II, I, 0, 25,116(402) | CCC 521; cf. CCC 519-521.~
252 V,III, 0, 56,263(284) | RM 51a; cf. EN 58f; LC 69.~
253 V,III, 0, 56,263(285) | RM 51c.~
254 I, I, 0, 11,41(90) | Cf. CT 5; CCC 520 and 2053.~
255 Abbr,II | AAS 87 (1995) pp. 401-522~FC: John Paul II, Post-synodal
256 II, I, 0, 22,109(371) | Cf. RM 52b which speaks of the "long
257 II, I, 0, 17,99(319) | Council (Constantinople 533): cf. Constantinopolitanum
258 II, I, 0, 23,112(385) | and "traslatio"; cf. RM 53b.~
259 II, I, 0, 23,112(386) | EN 63c; cf. CT 53c and CT 31.~
260 II, I, 0, 22,109(376) | RM 54a.~
261 II, I, 0, 17,100(327) | De orat. dom.", 23; PL, 4:553; LG 4b.~
262 Abbr,II | 1986): AAS 79 (1987) pp. 554-599~LE: John Paul II, Encyclical
263 I,III, 0, 8,86(274) | RM 55a.~
264 I,III, 0, 8,86(273) | Cf. RM 55b; Congregation for the Evangelization
265 II,II, 2, 3,133(460) | Cf. CT 55c; MPD 7; DCG (1971) 34.~
266 I, 0, 1, 7,34(66) | parallels. RM 12-20; CCC 541-560.~
267 Intro, 0, 0, 5,21(30) | GS 56c.~
268 Abbr,II | 1981), AAS 73 (1981), pp. 577-647~LG: Second Vatican Council,
269 IV,II, 3, 2,183(78) | 1985): AAS 77 (1985), pp. 579-628.~
270 Intro, 0, 0, 4,19(25) | Cf. SRS 15e; CCC 2444; CA 57b.~
271 Abbr,II | AAS 80 (1988), pp. 513-586~TMA: John Paul II, Apostolic
272 V,III, 0, 56,263(283) | EN 58c.~
273 V,III, 0, 56,263(284) | RM 51a; cf. EN 58f; LC 69.~
274 Abbr,II | AAS 79 (1987) pp. 554-599~LE: John Paul II, Encyclical
275 I, I, 0, 20,59(178) | mission ad extra. In RM 59c, in the same way, it is
276 Intro, 0, 0, 4,19(24) | Cf. ChL 5a. The Extraordinary Synod
277 I, I, 0, 17,53(142) | Cf. CT 5b.~
278 V,II, 0, 38,235(204) | Cf. CT 5c. This text defines the christocentric
279 III, I, 0, 13,144(500) | enc. Ecclesiam Suam, l.c. 609-659.~
280 V,II, 0, 42,241(219) | ChL 60c.~
281 IV,II, 3, 2,183(78) | AAS 77 (1985), pp. 579-628.~
282 I,II, 3, 1,73(220) | Giovanni Paolo II, IV 1 pp. 629-630, CD 13c CIC 761.~
283 I, I, 0, 16,51(139) | DCG (1971) 17; cf. GS 62g.~
284 I,II, 3, 1,73(220) | Giovanni Paolo II, IV 1 pp. 629-630, CD 13c CIC 761.~
285 III, I, 0, 12,143(495) | 1964), III: AAS 56 (1964), 637-659.~
286 V, I, 0, 27,217(135) | Moralia: IV, 7, 12 (PL 75, 643 C).~
287 Abbr,II | AAS 73 (1981), pp. 577-647~LG: Second Vatican Council,
288 V, I, 0, 35,232(193) | CT 66a.~
289 V, I, 0, 31,224(158) | March 1992), n. 12 l.c. 675-677.~
290 V, I, 0, 31,224(158) | March 1992), n. 12 l.c. 675-677.~
291 V,III, 0, 50,254(246) | CT 67a. This is a classic expression
292 V,III, 0, 55,262(281) | Cf. CT 67b-c.~
293 V,III, 0, 53,257(257) | Cf. CT 67c.~
294 V, I, 0, 30,222(147) | LG 25; cf. CD 12a; EN 68c.~
295 I,III, 0, 8,86(264) | PO 6d.~
296 I, I, 0, 14,49(125) | Cf. AG 6f; RM 33 and 48.~
297 III, I, 0, 7,138(486) | ChL 61; CCC 53, 122, 684, 708, 1145, 1609, 1950, 1964.~
298 V,II, 0, 49,252(241) | CT 71a.~
299 V, I, 0, 32,227(172) | CT 68; cf. EN 71b.~
300 I, I, 0, 16,51(135) | 71: AAS 84 (1992), pp. 729 ff; 778 ff; 782-783.~
301 I, I, 0, 15,50(126) | ordained ministers (cf. CIC 756-757);~– members of institutes
302 I, I, 0, 15,50(126) | consecration to God (cf. CIC 758);~– the lay faithful in
303 Conclu, 0, 4, 2,288(332)| Cf. EN 75a.~
304 Conclu, 0, 4, 2,288(333)| Cf. EN 75d.~
305 I,II, 3, 1,73(220) | pp. 629-630, CD 13c CIC 761.~
306 V, I, 0, 30,223(157) | CD 14b; CIC 780.~
307 I,II, 3, 2,74(224) | John Paul II, XIV1, pp. 780s.~
308 I, I, 0, 16,51(135) | 1992), pp. 729 ff; 778 ff; 782-783.~
309 I, I, 0, 16,51(135) | pp. 729 ff; 778 ff; 782-783.~
310 V,II, 0, 47,248(237) | missions: AG 17c; RM 73; CIC 785 and GCM, 30. For the Church
311 Abbr,II | 1991): AAS 83 (1991) pp. 793-867~CD: Second Vatican Council,
312 I, I, 0, 12,43(94) | Cf. DV 7a.~
313 I,III, 0, 4,80(239) | LG 7b.~
314 II,II, 2, 3,133(462) | dialogue (cf. CT 32-34; CCC 817-822) and with inter-religious
315 I,III, 0, 8,86(268) | CT 32; cf. CCC 821; CT 34.~
316 II,II, 2, 3,133(462) | dialogue (cf. CT 32-34; CCC 817-822) and with inter-religious
317 V, I, 0, 30,223(155) | Cf. CT 63c; CIC 823 § 1.~
318 II,II, 2, 1,130(444) | official catechisms (CIC 827) and other catechetical
319 II, I, 0, 19,104(351) | De Iustitia in mundo III, 835-937.~
320 Abbr,II | 1988) AAS 80 (1988), pp. 841-930~PG: Patrologiae Cursus
321 V, I, 0, 27,217(133) | Noito, 7 (AAS 85 -1993), 842.~
322 I, I, 0, 17,53(140) | 16 and AG 7; cf. CCC 846-848.~
323 Intro, 0, 0, 6,23(39) | 38: AAS 78 (1986), pp. 851-852, also establishes this
324 Intro, 0, 0, 6,23(39) | AAS 78 (1986), pp. 851-852, also establishes this connection: "
325 Abbr,II | AAS 83 (1991) pp. 793-867~CD: Second Vatican Council,
326 V,IV, 1, 4,270(301) | 1967: AAS 59 (1967) pp. 885-928.~
327 I,III, 0, 8,86(270) | LG 31b and ChL 15; CCC 898-900.~
328 II, I, 0, 25,117(406) | Cf. AG 8a.~
329 I, I, 0, 18,56(168) | Cf. MPD 8b; CCC 187-189.~
330 I,III, 0, 11,90 | 90. Given that the missio ad
331 I,III, 0, 8,86(270) | 31b and ChL 15; CCC 898-900.~
332 V, I, 0, 33,228(176) | CCC 915; cf. LG 44.~
333 Abbr,II | 1995): AAS 87 (1995) pp. 921-982.~VS: John Paul II, Encyclical
334 V,IV, 1, 4,270(301) | 1967: AAS 59 (1967) pp. 885-928.~
335 Abbr,II | AAS 80 (1988), pp. 841-930~PG: Patrologiae Cursus completus,
336 Intro, 0, 0, 3,17(18) | justice": AAS 43 (1971), pp. 935-937; and LC 77.~
337 V,III, 0, 53,258(265) | Cf. DCG (1971) 96c.~
338 Abbr,II | AAS 87 (1995) pp. 921-982.~VS: John Paul II, Encyclical
339 II, I, 0, 17,99 | 99. The Word of God, incarnate
340 II,II, 1, 6,127(436) | MPD 9c. Cf. Pontifical Biblical
341 I,III, 0, 3,78(233) | redditio). Cf. CT 28 for Aan adequate use in catechesis
342 V, I, 0, 35,232(191) | CT 45; cf. RM 37, ab, par. 2.~
343 V, I, 0, 33,229 | people, especially the most abandoned". (179) That same charism
344 IV,II, 3, 1,181 | from that moment virtually abandons completely the practice
345 II, I, 0, 20,106 | by space or time: "From Abel the just to the last of
346 Conclu, 0, 4, 2,289 | May patience and trust abide in the spirituality of the
347 V,II, 0, 44,243(226) | moral behaviour may keep abreast of their acquaintance with
348 Intro, 0, 0, 5,20 | specific soils and that it must absorb all the elements that enable
349 V,III, 0, 53,258(266) | parallel movement which absorbs the best members of parishes: "
350 V, I, 0, 31,225(165) | merely in a general and abstract way but by an application
351 Intro, 0, 1, 6,33 | evangelization of the Church with an accent on missionary character;~–
352 V,III, 0, 54,260 | education—when possible—accentuates its cultural character.
353 I, I, 0, 15,50(132) | messages. These are, rather, accentuations or tones more or less explicitated
354 IV | oppressed, to proclaim the acceptable year of the Lord'. And he
355 III, I, 0, 12,143 | continually therein; (495)~– it accepts the principle of the progressiveness
356 V,II, 0, 49,251 | religious and laity might have access is of vital importance for
357 IV, V, 0, 19,207 | the Gospel message and its accessibility to so great a part of the
358 I,II, 3, 1,73 | knowledge. It should not be an accessory alongside of these disciplines,
359 V,II, 0, 39,237 | formation programmes must accommodate these points.~– In formation,
360 II, I, 0, 23,113 | inflexibility or into facile accommodations which enfeeble the Gospel
361 V, I, 0, 35,232 | proclamation to them and of accompanying them on the journey of faith.~–
362 I, I, 0, 9,36 | nature.(73) In this way God accomplishes his plan of love.~"It pleased
363 II, I, 0, 24,115(393) | of faith was not made to accord with human opinions but
364 I,II, 3, 2,74 | developed as a result of accords between individual states
365 IV,II, 1, 2,173 | catechesis requires the accurate identification of the typical
366 Intro, 0, 0, 5,20 | everything. Scientists themselves acknowledge that the rigour of experimental
367 Intro, 0, 0, 6,22 | The contemporary world acknowledges in a more comprehensive
368 Pref, 0, 0, 0,8(7) | same divine pedagogy, this Acondescenion of God in the history of
369 III,II, 0, 17,148 | the numerous and notable acquisitions of contemporary catechesis.~
370 IV,II, 1, 3,175 | to discover, evaluate and activate what he has received by
371 I,II, 3, 1,73 | instruction in schools underpins, activates, develops and completes
372 V,III, 0, 53,258 | the parish may succeed in activating effectively the mission
373 V,II, 0, 42,240(218) | Where necessary may this be actualized".~
374 II,II, 2, 1,131 | local catechisms, the Church actualizes the "divine pedagogy" (450)
375 Abbr,II | of the Laity, Apostolicam Actuositatem (18 November, 1965)~AG:
376 Intro, 0, 0, 4,18 | the soil of the world, is acutely conscious of everything
377 II,II, 2, 4,135 | between a catechism which adapts the Christian message to
378 IV,III, 0, 5,190 | the chronically ill, drug addicts, prisoners. The solemn word
379 I,II, 1, 1,63 | moments". "Catechesis", it adds, "is one of these moments—
380 V,IV, 4, 2,284 | criteria must be carefully adhered to.~a) perfect harmony with
381 I, I, 0, 12,45 | obedience of faith by which man adhers to the "Gospel of the grace
382 I,III, 0, 9,87 | experience and not remain a mere adjunct to the human person. Knowledge
383 I, I, 0, 16,51 | instruction received during the administration of the sacraments. On the
384 V,III, 0, 54,259 | teachers, management, administrative and auxiliary staff, parents—
385 V,II, 0, 49,251 | course and requisites for admission are concerned". (240) In
386 V, I, 0, 34,231(186) | suitable, are capable of being admitted by the sacred pastors to
387 III, I, 0, 8,139 | to generation. (489) He admonishes with reward and punishment,
388 IV,II, 1, 3,175 | well as its dangers, and in adopting appropriate attitudes;~–
389 I,II, 1, 2,65 | they receive the Spirit of adoption as children and celebrate
390 III, I, 0, 11,142 | salvation, by learning to adore God the Father, and "by
391 Abbr,II | Initiationis Christianae Adultorum, Rite of Christian Initiationis
392 II, I, 0, 14,95 | which helps believers to advance in their vital understanding
393 V,II, 0, 45,244(227) | nowadays making immense advances, pedagogy is certainly one
394 Intro, 0, 0, 4,18 | that "a beneficial trend is advancing and permeating peoples of
395 III,II, 0, 22,156 | help to create the most advantageous conditions for seeking out,
396 Abbr,II | Exhortation, Tertio Millennio Adveniente (10 November 1994): AAS
397 I, I, 0, 11,40(89) | Monday of the Second week of Advent).~
398 I, I, 0, 10,38(82) | St Irenaeus of Lyons, "Adversus haereses" III, 20, 2. SCh
399 V,IV, 4, 1,283(322) | psychological and pedagogical advice; suggestions about methods".~
400 Pref, 0, 0, 0,8 | formation;~– The Conclusion advocates an intensification of catechetical
401 IV,II, 3, 3,184 | it addresses the problems affecting their lives. Hence, catechesis
402 V,III, 0, 52,256 | surrounds catechumens "with her affection, her care, as though they
403 V,III, 0, 55,262 | diverse.~c) It is necessary to affirm that movements and associations,
404 I,III, 0, 11,91(295) | article begins with the affirmation: "The catechumenate for
405 IV, V, 0, 15,203 | the Gospel itself, while affirming, on the one hand, that this
406 V,II, 0, 42,240 | biblico-theological formation should afford the catechist an organic
407 Pref, 0, 0, 0,7 | Catechism together with the aforementioned interventions of the Magisterium
408 IV, V, 0, 20,208 | catechesis should not be afraid to use traditional formulae
409 IV,II, 3, 1,181 | defining them a negated age-group. Very often at this time
410 V,IV, 1, 4,270(300) | seminary of Our Lady of Los Ageles 16-IX-1987: Insegnamenti
411 Intro, 0, 0, 1,15 | Christ. Two thousand years ago he proclaimed the Gospel
412 I,III, 0, 8,86 | common prayer ("if two of you agree on earth to ask about anything..."
413 II,II, 2, 1,131 | work to be accomplished, in agreement with the Apostolic See,
414 V,II, 0, 42,241 | their spiritual journey agrees with the faith". (221)~
415 I,III, 0, 6,84 | mission ("He sent them on ahead of him two by two..." Lk
416 I,III, 0, 5,82 | begins a process which, aided by catechesis, necessarily
417 II,II, 1, 1,121 | purpose: "This catechism aims at presenting an organic
418 IV,II, 3, 2,182 | and of marginalization. Alienation from the Church, or a least
419 V,II, 0, 46,247 | of catechists by keeping alive in them an awareness of
420 III, I, 0, 12,143 | the faith "given as Christ allotted it" (Eph 4,7) and according
421 I,II, 0, 21,62 | and therefore by making allowance for the interior disposition
422 V,III, 0, 53,258 | Adults with the purpose of allowing a person to grasp and live
423 II, I, 0, 18,101(329) | expressed in the Easter Vigil: "Almighty and eternal God you created
424 I,II, 2, 1,70(213) | Missae, n. 24 Editio Typica Altera, Libreria Editrice Vaticana
425 V,III, 0, 55,261 | Such catechesis is not an alternative for Christian formation.
426 V,III, 0, 55,262 | catechesis is concerned, are not alternatives to the parish since this
427 IV,IV, 0, 8,193 | risks being extinguished altogether, unless it is constantly
428 V,IV, 3, 1,279 | emerging values and evident ambiguities or counter values.~– "socio-cultural
429 II, I, 0, 19,104 | catechesis, in the ambit of moral education, shall
430 V,IV, 3, 1,280 | concerned, human situations are ambivalent. Therefore, workers in the
431 V,IV, 1, 4,270(300) | of the United States of America, during the meeting in the
432 Intro, 0, 1, 1,25 | whose religious formation amounts solely to that which they
433 II,II, 0, 26,119 | considered useful to provide more ample explicitations of the faith
434 V, 0, 0, 26,216 | charisms.~The second chapter analyses catechists' formation, a
435 V, I, 0, 35,232 | Every local Church, by analysing her own cultural and religious
436 I,III, 0, 5,82 | power, pleasure, race, ancestors, state, wealth...", (243)
437 V, I, 0, 35,232 | In some Churches of ancient Christian tradition but
438 I, I, 0, 13,46 | intrinsic bipolarity: witness andproclamation, (107) word and sacrament, (108)
439 IV,II, 3, 2,182 | disenchantment, of boredom, of angst and of marginalization.
440 V,II, 0, 45,245 | It must be capable of animating a group by applying with
441 V,II, 0, 36,233 | adolescents.~– to foster animators of catechetical activity
442 I, I, 0, 16,52 | the Word are: the first annoucement or missionary preaching,
443 I, I, 0, 12,45 | through evangelization; she announces the Good News of the salvific
444 II, I, 0, 18,102 | eternity". (334)~– Jesus, in announcing the Kingdom, proclaims the
445 Abbr,II | Encyclical Letter Centesimus Annus (1 May 1991): AAS 83 (1991)
446 V, I, 0, 31,224 | sacrament priests, by the anointing of the Holy Spirit, are
447 IV,IV, 0, 13,201 | pressing questions can find answers. "The Church has an immense
448 IV,IV, 0, 9,196 | liturgical, ecumenial and anthroplogical orientation.(96)~
449 IV,II, 0, 33,171 | factors involved, whether anthropological-evolutionary or theological-pastoral,
450 IV,IV, 0, 11,199 | to overcome every form of anti-semitism. (105)~
451 | anywhere
452 Abbr, I | Jude: Jude~Rev: Revelation (Apocalypse)~
453 II, I, 0, 22,110 | post-Christian: effective apologetics to assist the faith-culture
454 Abbr,II | Apostolate of the Laity, Apostolicam Actuositatem (18 November,
455 Pref, 0, 0, 0,9 | principles, rather than immediate applications or practical directives.
456 V | they came to him. And he appointed twelve, to be with him,
457 I,III, 0, 3,79 | authenticity and purity as apposite food, culturally enriched
458 IV, 0, 0, 28,166 | inculturation will also be approached in general terms, especially
459 I,III, 0, 9,87 | interiorized in prayer and appropriated in witness. One task echoes
460 V,III, 0, 52,256 | expressed in different ways and appropriately described in the Rite of
461 I, I, 0, 17,53 | community of disciples and appropriates the faith of the Church. (144)~
462 I, I, 0, 14,48 | the whole temporal order, appropriating and renewing all cultures; (114)~–
463 Pref, 0, 0, 0,7 | Nuntiandi;~– on the other the appropriation of the content of the faith
464 V,IV, 4, 0,282 | process of elaboration and approval as catechisms. That is,
465 II,II, 0, 27,120 | instruments of orientation by approving them and confirming them.
466 IV, V, 0, 19,207 | 207. Among the forms most apt to inculturate the faith,
467 V,II, 0, 38,235 | catechetical formation lies in an aptitude and ability to communicate
468 IV,II, 1, 3,175 | as well as subjective and arbitrary interpretations;~– to encourage
469 I,III, 0, 7,85 | the Eucharist. The Church ardently desires that all the Christian
470 IV, V, 0, 22,211 | areas denominated 'modern areopagi' like communications; civil
471 III,II, 0, 26,160 | 160. "The first areopagus of the modern age is the
472 III | walk, I took them up in my arms; but they did not know that
473 Intro, 0, 1, 3,29 | in reality as a means of arousing true conversion; (54)~–
474 V,IV, 2, 2,275 | A young person who has arrived at adulthood with a well
475 I,III, 0, 11,91(295) | DCG (1971) 130. This article begins with the affirmation: "
476 II, I, 0, 25,116 | isolated from life or artificially juxtaposed to it. It is
477 IV,II, 3, 2,183 | protagonists of evangelization and artisans of social renewal.(80)~
478 IV,III, 0, 6,191 | for professionals, for artists, for scientists and for
479 III,II, 0, 19,151 | is called "existential" (ascending), which moves from human
480 I, I, 0, 11,40(89) | in this one Word" ("The Ascent of Mount Carmel" 2,22; cf.
481 V | Cor 1:2); "The Churches of Asia" (1 Cor 16:19); "The Churches
482 III | about him with the twelve asked him concerning the parables.
483 V,II, 0, 38,236 | into communion with that aspiration of the Church which, like
484 Intro, 0, 0, 5,21 | traditional cultures are being assailed by powerful external forces
485 Pref, 0, 0, 0,6 | the other hand the General Assemblies of the Synod of Bishops,
486 I, I, 0, 17,54 | who reveals, and willingly assenting to the Revelation given
487 I, I, 0, 19,58(173) | parameters (fines) that RM assigns to the "mission ad gentes".
488 III,II, 0, 20,152 | medium for exploring and assimilating the truths which constitute
489 V,III, 0, 54,260 | and their families become associated with Catholic schools because
490 V,III, 0, 55,262 | a particular movement or association enriches the Church and
491 II, I, 0, 22,109(373) | foster and to take (fovet et assumit)".~
492 Pref, 0, 0, 0,13 | August 1997~Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary~+
493 IV,III, 0, 4,189 | Jesus and His Spirit give assurance that every person, however
494 I,III, 0, 8,86 | search of the one that went astray..." Mt 18,12); fraternal
495 Intro, 0, 0, 6,22 | bond of man to God".(32)~Atheism, understood as a negation
496 II,II, 1, 7,130 | this is not only living attachment to God but also assent of
497 I,III, 0, 9,87 | Christian faith does not attain full development.~– Each
498 Intro, 0, 0, 5,20 | human being is ever to be attained. Linguistic theory, for
499 I, I, 0, 12,45 | Spirit, man succeeds in attaining to contemplate and to delight
500 IV, V, 0, 25,214 | great obstacle of every attempt at inculturation: this permits
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