Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1  Fwd      |          the form of catechesis for people of differing ages, are to
 2    I, 2,4 |       comparatively small number of people, and were to a greater extent
 3    I, 3,5 |           by a very large number of people, and for the most part in
 4    I, 3,7 |             and traditions of their people, from their wisdom and their
 5    I, 3,7 |             between the Church, the People of God, and human communities,
 6    I, 3,8 |            10 the thinking of those people, the remedy would be more
 7    I, 3,8 |          hope in ail members of the People of God. Everyone—bishops,
 8    I, 3,8 |            and women religious, lay people—should by ail means fulfil
 9   II, 1,12|            increase in faith of the People of God; and so the Church,
10   II, 1,12|        speaks with her, so that the People of God, under the leadership
11   II, 1,12|             explain directly to the People of God the deposit of faith
12   II, 1,12|          awareness and faith of the People of God. In this way the
13   II, 2,17|         through the word of God for people of ail ages and in ail historical
14   II, 2,30|       salivation in Christ with the people to be instructed. Mindful
15   II, 2,30|  accommodated 10 the ability of the people to be taught.~ ~On the one
16  III, 1,34|           into account, 50 that the People of God may be nourished
17  III, 1,37|            the Holy Spirit upon the People of God. For this reason
18  III, 1,41|     understood and developed by the people exercising their faith under
19  III, 2,47|             remains always with his people (cf. isa. 40, 27-28; 51,
20  III, 2,48|      fulfils his plan, and thus the People of God, that is, "the whole
21  III, 2,51|           since she is not only the People of God but also in Christ
22  III, 2,51|           thus making them the holy people which offers itself, in
23  III, 2,53|     conforms certain members of the People of God 10 Christ the Mediator
24  III, 2,54|          may become more and more a people acceptable to God.~ ~Having
25  III, 2,54|             co-operating with other people. By its nature the Eucharistic
26  III, 2,59|            in every case and on ail people. That is why the saints
27  III, 2,61|                         THE CHURCH, PEOPLE 0F GOD AND SAVING INSTITUTION~ ~
28  III, 2,61|        resurrection. She is the new People of God, prepared for in
29  III, 2,61|            the history of Israel; a people to which Christ gives life
30  III, 2,61|           and charismatic gifts; "a people made one with the unity
31  III, 2,61|              inasmuch as she is the People of God, the society of the
32  III, 2,61|              The Church is the holy People of God which shares in the
33  III, 2,61|            world. She is a priestly people: "Christ the Lord, High
34  III, 2,61|         Apoc. 1, 6) out of this new people. The baptised, by regeneration
35  III, 2,61|       hierarchical society; it 15 a people guided by its Shepherds,
36  III, 2,61|             homage. The Church is a people on pilgrimage toward fullness
37  III, 2,62|          Council.~ ~The Church is a people assembled by God and united
38  III, 2,62|            common priesthood of the people, by no means takes away
39  III, 2,62|             of persons. "The chosen People of God is one: ‘one Lord,
40  III, 2,63|             has been entrusted. The People of God, established by Christ "
41  III, 2,64|          and solace for the pilgrim People of God (cf. LG, 69), Many "
42  III, 2,65|            end and ho hand over his people to the Father, SO that "
43    V, 2   |           between the child and the People of God. But now the child
44    V, 2   |           and the activities of the People of God suitably in the light
45    V,10   |  communicate more easily with young people of their own age than with
46    V,10   |            to mediate between young people and the whole community
47    V,13   |             immense number of young people who are engaged in the manual
48    V,14   |         make it difficult for young people to have a harmonious life
49    V,14   |             provide for these young people the possibility of living
50    V,14   |            education of these young people in the faith has a pastoral
51    V,14   |             imparting to such young people only the essential elements
52    V,14   |             the sake of these young people.~ ~
53    V,16   |                As a matter of fact, people, especially in contemporary
54    V,18   |         forth. These are times when people are moved more strongly
55    V,19   | contemporary society. The Christian people are becoming more and more
56   VI, 1,68|          the situation, so that the people may be made aware of the
57   VI, 2,74|            which can unduly disturb people.~ ~Finally, it is necessary
58   VI, 4,89|          and be effective in moving people.~ ~In regard to these aids,
59   VI, 4,89|            the particular groups of people for whom they are intended;
60   VI, 5,93|             number of truly skilled people.~ ~It is also the task of
61   VI, 5,93|        become clear among Christian people that the work of evangelisation
62   VI, 6,97|           and apostolic life of the People of God (cf. AG, 13-14; SC,
63   VI, 8,0 |           Bishops and of the entire People of God. He fulfils his universal
64   VI, 8,0 |        spiritual development of the People of God. He can, however,