Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 2,4 |     ever-wider influence among the faithful, young adults especially,
 2    I, 3,7 |            are some members of the faithful who have had an excellent
 3    I, 3,8 |      neither the shepherds nor the faithful should be faulted on zeal,
 4   II, 1,12|         the explanations which the faithful seek and offer. They do
 5   II, 1,12|            part of the bishops and faithful a remarkable common effort" (
 6   II, 1,12|       doctrine, but rather it is a faithful reproduction of it, with
 7   II, 1,13|          their teaching. Remaining faithful in tradition, the ministry
 8   II, 2,17|            of large numbers of the faithful necessarily demands that
 9   II, 2,18|          individual members of the faithful b maturity of faith.~ ~With
10   II, 2,20|          individual members of the faithful as well as in ecclesial
11   II, 2,21|       divine plan by preparing the faithful for the reading of Sacred
12   II, 2,22|           forming the minds of the faithful for prayer, for thanksgiving,
13   II, 2,22|     catechesis must also train the faithful 10 meditate on the word
14   II, 2,23|           function by teaching the faithful to give a Christian interpretation
15   II, 2,24|              27 Communities of the faithful should, according to the
16   II, 2,25|      individual communities of the faithful become.~ ~Catechesis should
17   II, 2,27|            0F FAITH~ ~30 Among the faithful the one faith is found to
18   II, 2,32|          individual members of the faithful and their communities (cf.
19  III, 1,34|         that individuals among the faithful and the Christian community
20  III, 1,40|             catechesis enables the faithful to recognise how the saving
21  III, 1,42|          the individuals among the faithful to whom the catechesis is
22  III, 2,43|           growing awareness of the faithful responds to the revelation
23  III, 2,43| transmitted by the Church; for the faithful understand through faith
24  III, 2,43|           Persons, inasmuch as the faithful are called to share in their
25  III, 2,44|          In the sacred liturgy the faithful bring the fruits of every
26  III, 2,45|            49 The greatest way the faithful can help the atheistic world
27  III, 2,45|           20-21). In this area the faithful must give witness by their
28  III, 2,51|          bestows his Spirit on the faithful, thus making them the holy
29  III, 2,52|           grace in the life of the faithful may be related in some way
30  III, 2,53|            the Church, nourish the faithful with the word of God, and
31  III, 2,53|         Catechesis should Lead the faithful through the visible signs
32  III, 2,54|            it too he nourishes the faithful with himself, the Bread
33  III, 2,54|        sacrifice of the Cross, the faithful should by a genuine and
34  III, 2,54|       banquet is meant to help the faithful to unite their hearts with
35  III, 2,59|           must be obeyed entails a faithful observance of the commandments
36  III, 2,59| Accordingly, the conscience of the faithful, even when informed by the
37  III, 2,61|            God, the society of the faithful, and the communion of men
38  III, 2,61|     besides being a society 0f the faithful, is also mother of the faithful
39  III, 2,61|    faithful, is also mother of the faithful because of her ministeriai
40  III, 2,61|           cf. LG, 22). To them the faithful look with filial love and
41  III, 2,62|         activity common to ail the faithful for the building up of the
42  III, 2,62|              1G, 26).~The Catholic faithful ought to be solicitous for
43  III, 2,62|         its life might bear a more faithful and clear witness to the
44  III, 2,64|           who was freely and fully faithful 10 the Lord, and who was
45  III, 2,64|          the Church who honors the faithful and the saints who are already
46  III, 2,65|           through his mystery, the faithful already in this earthly
47   IV, 3   |      speaking to be used among the faithful.~ ~Formulas are generally
48   IV, 3   |            accepted as such by the faithful in the sense in which the
49   IV, 5   |        Christian life in which the faithful actively respond to God’
50    V,16   |       frame of small groups of the faithful, catechesis will help adults
51   VI, 2,70|         special communities of the faithful, and societies devoted to
52   VI, 2,73|            norms for preparing the faithful for the sacraments have
53   VI, 2,74|             of associations of the faithful, of the clergy, and of catechists.
54   VI, 3,82|           the Gospel, shepherd the faithful, and celebrate divine worship
55   VI, 3,82|            Sacred Scripture to the faithful, and to explain the mysteries
56   VI, 4,90|          catechesis to educate the faithful to discern the nature and