Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1  Fwd      |         Council—by which pastoral action in the ministry of the word
 2  Fwd      |       neglected. Such a course of action was adopted especially for
 3  Fwd      |         with the plan of pastoral action that is to be promoted,
 4    I, 3,5 |    content with forms of pastoral action which today have become
 5    I, 3,7 |          between God’s revelatory action and man’s experience, between
 6   II, 1,11|          he . . . perfected revel action by fulfilling it . .~(DV,
 7   II, 1,14|       impels conformance with his action, leads to a living knowledge
 8   II, 2,18|        for that form of ecclesial action which leads both communities
 9   II, 2,19|      disposing men to receive the action of the Holy Spirit and to
10   II, 2,22|      celebration, because ibis an action of Christ the priest and
11   II, 2,22|           the Church, is a sacred action surpassing ail others. No
12   II, 2,22|   surpassing ail others. No other action of the Church can match
13   II, 2,32|         Christian.~ ~Catechetical action, therefore, fits into that
14   II, 2,32|        into that general pastoral action in which ail elements of
15  III, 1,33|          of God and of his saving action in history. It takes place
16  III, 2,47|           truth of God’s creative action is not presented as an abstract
17  III, 2,51|            1743). The sacramental action is, in the first place,
18  III, 2,51|           in the first place, the action of Christ, and the ministers
19  III, 2,60|    PERFECTION 0F CHARITY~ ~64 The action of the Spirit of Christ
20  III, 2,61|         the fruit not only of the action of a transcendent God, and
21  III, 2,63|         God; and by virtue of the action of Christ’s Spirit is constituted "
22   IV, 1   |         is the point to which the action of catechists extends—and
23   IV, 1   |       catechist; and catechetical action, therefore, should be accompanied
24   IV, 4   |          By recalling to mind the action of God who works our salvation,
25    V, 1   |          capacity for spontaneous action can gradually develop; this
26    V, 3   |           is so, earnest pastoral action should be directed to the
27    V,12   |                                   ACTION~ ~89 Action is necessary
28    V,12   |                       ACTION~ ~89 Action is necessary for the development
29    V,19   |        relations between temporal action and ecclesial action. Catechesis
30    V,19   |     temporal action and ecclesial action. Catechesis should educate
31    V,19   |          For this reason pastoral action must be promoted in the
32   VI      |     MINISTRY 0F THE WORD~PASTORAL ACTION~ ~98 Those things which
33   VI      |      basis for a plan of pastoral action, the main points of which
34   VI      |        this part.~ ~This pastoral action requires appropriate organs
35   VI      |         these organs the pastoral action in the ministry of the word
36   VI      | conditions;~ ~2) a program of the action to be carried out be published;~ ~
37   VI      |           promoted;~ ~6) pastoral action in catechesis be co-ordinated
38   VI      |        regions where catechetical action is not yet sufficiently
39   VI, 1,67|           examination of pastoral action and analysis of the religious
40   VI, 1,68|         various forms of pastoral action that can be chosen. it seems
41   VI, 1,68|         conclusions from pastoral action which has already been started.
42   VI, 1,68|      questions and be disposed to action.~ ~
43   VI, 1,69|          that, so far as pastoral action is concerned, human situations
44   VI, 1,69|          are opening up for their action in new and diverse circumstances.
45   VI, 1,69|         to conclude that pastoral action is impossible. On the contrary,
46   VI, 1,69|       reducing grace and pastoral action to impotence as it were
47   VI, 2   |             Chapter II~Program of Action~
48   VI, 2,70|                        PROGRAM 0F ACTION~ ~103 After the situation
49   VI, 2,70|        publishing of a program of action, especially by means of
50   VI, 2,70|         for pastoral catechetical action, and the guiding norms for
51   VI, 2,70|       guiding norms for that same action, and these are determined
52   VI, 2,70|         In proposing a program of action, one should carefully bear
53   VI, 2,70|          points of any program of action.~ ~
54   VI, 2,71|          in the field of pastoral action may differ in degree and
55   VI, 3,80|         An aptitude for apostolic action and knowledge of the faith,
56   VI, 4,84|        co-ordinating catechetical action in the territory of a region
57   VI, 5,93|       basic cells of catechetical action.~ ~Permanent centers for
58   VI, 5,94|          others; and for a common action program to be prepared for
59   VI, 5,95|    undertakings, by co-ordinating action, and by giving assistance
60   VI, 5,95| co-ordinate ifs own work with the action of the rest of the national
61   VI, 6,96|           CATECHESIS AND PASTORAL ACTION~ ~129 Since every important
62   VI, 6,96|         follows that catechetical action must necessarily be co-ordinated
63   VI, 6,96|         with the overall pastoral action. The aim of this co-operation
64   VI, 6,96|         lay apostolate and social action, and so on. Besides, it