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 1  Intro       |     Sacraments and Leader of the Christian community entrusted to him.
 2  Intro       |        In countries with ancient Christian roots, and occasionally
 3  Intro       |  obscuring of the demands of the Christian moral life in the conscience
 4  Intro       |      which are essential for the Christian life. There are others,
 5  Intro       |         others, although born of Christian parents and baptized, who
 6  Intro       |        rekindle the faith in the Christian conscience of many and cause
 7  Intro       |          evangelization.~All the Christian faithful, children of the
 8      I,1     |    countries which have had long Christian traditions but in which
 9      I,1     |      traditions but in which the Christian understanding of life appears
10      I,1     |       instances, the role of the Christian faith is reduced to that
11      I (6)   |                              The Christian religion is often regarded
12      I,1     |          and presentation of the Christian message of salvation which
13      I,1     |       impervious to the positive Christian sense of terms such as original
14      I,1     |      regard to the vocabulary of Christian doctrine, must discover
15      I,1     |        profound meaning of these Christian and human terms. In this
16      I,2     |          to lead each individual Christian to live the sacraments of
17      I,2     |         and of the principles of Christian morality is also meaningless.
18      I,2     |         and "to esteem the truly Christian endowments of our common
19     II,2     |    proclaiming and deepening the Christian vocation, that is, God's
20     II,2     |          go hand in hand for the Christian. This is the "good news"
21     II,2     |          be remembered that "the Christian is certainly bound by need
22     II,2     | influence on the spiritual life. Christian instruction is foremost
23     II,2     |  institutions but each and every Christian live the faith authentically,
24     II,2     |    spiritual proclamation of the Christian message, aimed primarily
25     II,2     |     effects in the hearts of the Christian faithful who, today, have
26     II,2     |          self-giving for others. Christian conscience comes to maturity
27     II,2     |         though serene, nature of Christian existence? There is nothing
28     II,Conclu|       known the great masters of Christian spirituality?~11. Is the
29    III,2     |         and summit of the entire Christian life, to the faithful.(58) "
30    III,2     |         to the faithful.(58) "No Christian community can be built up
31    III,2     |        of grace. The strength of Christian life in every particular
32    III,2     |       making of his own church a Christian "house of prayer".(65) The
33    III,3     |    revitalize age old beneficial Christian traditions. As a first step,
34    III,3     |    spiritual life in the various Christian communities.~This service
35     IV,1     |          sin and death".(84) The Christian spiritual tradition regards
36     IV,3     |      according to the demands of Christian doctrine and life". (101)~
37     IV,3     |         arising in traditionally Christian communities which have become
38     IV,3     |        no authority to teach the Christian faithful that only some
39     IV,3     |        some of the truths of the Christian faith have been given to
40     IV,Conclu|          as a means of attaining Christian maturity and of evangelizing?~
41     IV,Conclu|      priests encouraged to teach Christian morality in its integrity?~