Part, Chapter, Paragraph
1 Fwd | was set up consisting of men truly expert in catechesis —
2 I, 2,1 | the same, nevertheless, men of our era are posing new
3 I, 2,3 | stimulate the concern of the men of our era (cf. GS, 4).
4 I, 2,3 | state of affairs and tell men what it means.~ ~The ministry
5 I, 2,4 | diverts the attention of men from matters divine and
6 I, 3,5 | appropriate re-evangelisation of men, obtaining their reconversion,
7 I, 3,7 | realities pressing upon men today, and makes it possible
8 I, 3,7 | consideration to this aspiration of men.~ ~What is declared in the
9 I, 3,7 | presenting the Gospel message to men in a renewed way, the ministry
10 I, 3,8 | the consequences it has in men’s temporal existence.~ ~
11 I, 3,8 | justice and brotherhood among men more and more. That, however,
12 I, 3,8 | evangelising and catechising men of lower cultural levels;
13 I, 3,8 | Everyone—bishops, priests, men and women religious, lay
14 II, 1,9 | that he may invite and take men into fellowship with himself" (
15 II, 1,10| DEEDS AND WORDS~ ~11 So that men may come to a knowledge
16 II, 1,10| these for the salvation of men.~ ~
17 II, 1,11| himself into the history of men, takes b himself the life
18 II, 1,14| it brings the Gospel to men. The mystery which has been
19 II, 1,14| is God’s greatest gift to men, holds first place, and
20 II, 2,15| AG, 6, 13, 14), SO that men will adhere to the word
21 II, 2,15| which is intended 10 make men’s faith become living, conscious,
22 II, 2,16| however, it is directed to men who, though they belong
23 II, 2,18| share this mature faith with men who desire to possess it.~ ~
24 II, 2,18| that the life of individual men and of society may be illumined
25 II, 2,19| gift of God which calls men to conversion. "For this
26 II, 2,19| the function of disposing men to receive the action of
27 II, 2,20| the functions of helping men make this communion with
28 II, 2,20| legitimate aspirations of men, as also the progress and
29 II, 2,25| a fruitful dialogue with men and cultures that are not
30 II, 2,26| of directing the hope of men in the first place b the
31 II, 2,26| the same time, lt calls men to be wiliing to cooperate
32 II, 2,29| in the language of the men to whom it is directed (
33 II, 2,29| of every culture and for men of every condition.~ ~ ~
34 II, 2,31| GOD AND HAVING CONCERN FOR MEN~ ~34 The Church performs
35 II, 2,31| levels, social conditions of men, human cultures, and forms
36 II, 2,32| constitute an obstacle for men to embrace the faith (cf.
37 III | more intensely felt by the men of our age, whether men
38 III | men of our age, whether men are considered in the context
39 III, 1,33| TO DIFFERENT LANGUAGES 0F MEN~ ~37 Revelation is the manifestation
40 III, 1,33| is to be preached to all men.~ ~It is, consequently,
41 III, 1,33| message intelligible 10 men of all times, in order that
42 III, 1,35| manifestation of him 10 men. Catechesis, therefore,
43 III, 1,35| doing, and will do for us men and for our salvation.~ ~
44 III, 1,36| and manifests himself 10 men, is the center of the Gospel
45 III, 1,36| things and the conscience of men and the genuine values which
46 III, 1,37| crucified and risen Christ leads men 10 the Father by sending
47 III, 1,37| consists in this: that ail men be led 10 the Father. Catechesis,
48 III, 1,37| the Holy Spirit, by which men are continually moved to
49 III, 1,37| have communion with God and men and to fulfil their duties.~ ~
50 III, 1,38| FOR US MEN AND FOR OUR SALVATION~42
51 III, 1,38| objective, which is this: that men, set free from 5m and its
52 III, 1,38| revealed truth is for us men and for our salvation. To
53 III, 1,38| the earthly goals which men are divinely called to pursue
54 III, 1,38| that only God’s love for men could make possible.~ ~
55 III, 2,43| Spirit, reveals himself to men, and reconciles and unites
56 III, 2,44| author of the covenant with men; God who sees, frees, and
57 III, 2,44| the fact that not a few men of our era strongly sense
58 III, 2,44| offers his Body and Blood for men.~ ~
59 III, 2,45| the eternal salvation of men is the objective of the
60 III, 2,46| him we were created new men (cf. Eph. 2, 10); through
61 III, 2,48| is in communion with ail men. The history of salvation
62 III, 2,49| flesh" (1 Tim. 3, 16) 10 men. The man, Jesus Christ,
63 III, 2,49| Christ, who dwelt among men—the one who as man worked
64 III, 2,49| it must open the way for men 10 the wonderful perfection
65 III, 2,49| in close communion with men. By his goodness he embraced
66 III, 2,49| goodness he embraced ail men, the just and the sinners,
67 III, 2,49| admirable human Life, but that men might recognise him through
68 III, 2,49| his heavenly Father and to men. Besides, there was the
69 III, 2,49| that God’s communion with men, which is had in Christ,
70 III, 2,49| through him God’s love for men is shown forth.~ ~St. Ignatius
71 III, 2,50| appears in the history of men and of the world—a history
72 III, 2,52| of Christ the Savior; but men, on their part, must show
73 III, 2,54| acknowledge and love other men as brothers of Christ and
74 III, 2,57| course, in common with ail men of good will; yet Christians
75 III, 2,58| death thus coming to ail men inasmuch as ail sinned" (
76 III, 2,58| that is transmitted to ail men, and it is in this sense
77 III, 2,58| was to give guidance to men in the struggle against
78 III, 2,58| come to an end because of men’s transgressions, but it
79 III, 2,58| love, by virtue of which men are called by the Holy Spirit
80 III, 2,60| Jesus Christ and for uniting men in mutual love, it follows
81 III, 2,60| charity toward God and other men; in this lies his greatest
82 III, 2,61| faithful, and the communion of men in Christ, is the work of
83 III, 2,61| maturity as the communion of men in Christ. This work is
84 III, 2,61| Priest baked from among men, ‘made a kingdom and priests
85 III, 2,61| works befitting Christian men they can offer spiritual
86 III, 2,63| limes, she discovers what men are considering important
87 III, 2,63| Christ, for the needs of men, for their joys and hopes,
88 III, 2,65| 4, 18), of which modem men have such great need; on
89 IV, 4 | be concerned with making men attentive to their more
90 IV, 4 | may be stimulated within men a right desire to transform
91 IV, 4 | fashion, experience also makes men respond in an active way
92 IV, 4 | catechesis should help men to explore, interpret, and
93 V | meet the various needs of men.~ ~If missionary activity
94 V | cultural conditions in which men live are considered, there
95 V,12 | Christian profession before ail men.~ ~ ~
96 V,19 | the new questions which men of this age are asking themselves.
97 VI, 3,80| knowledge of the faith, of men, and of the laws that govern
98 VI, 3,80| development both of individual men and of communities, contribute
99 Add, 4 | Christ has given to sinful men in the sacrament of the
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