Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1  Fwd      |         practical aspect is by no means neglected. Such a course
 2  Fwd      |  episcopates, and they do this by means of national and regional
 3  Fwd      |      regional directories, and by means of catechisms and the other
 4    I, 2,1 |         continued transmission by means of it. Because of this,
 5    I, 2,2 |        which is to be received by means of heavenly grace upon admission
 6    I, 2,3 |            4). Faith should by no means keep itself as it were outside
 7    I, 2,3 |      affairs and tell men what it means.~ ~The ministry of the word,
 8    I, 3,5 |   education in the faith.~ ~By no means, however, is the above to
 9    I, 3,8 |          lay people—should by ail means fulfil his mission, each
10   II, 2,18|  catechesis is a particularly apt means for him to understand God’
11   II, 2,30|     Covenant prophetically and by means of figures, and thus prepared
12   II, 2,31|       kind of function chiefly by means of catechesis (cf. DV, 24).
13  III      |           second chapter is by no means intended to set forth each
14  III      |       expound in that chapter —by means of those broad formulations
15  III, 1,34|         those 10 be taught. By no means, however, can it stop with
16  III, 1,40|        ought 10 be evident by ail means.~ ~Therefore, catechesis
17  III, 1,41| subsidiary, and so they are by no means all to be taken as sources
18  III, 1,42|           and of applying them by means of catechetical directories,
19  III, 2,57| conditions.~ ~The Church is by no means unaware that freedom, even
20  III, 2,61|          Church there are ail the means necessary for assembling
21  III, 2,62|   priesthood of the people, by no means takes away the basic and
22  III, 2,62|        the good of ail members by means of the :provident multiplicity
23    V, 4   |      styles of life, SO that some means can be found to open a dialogue
24    V,10   |           talents, and so that by means of groups they may protect
25    V,11   |         of adolescents must by no means be considered as merely
26   VI, 1,68|           research carried out by means of questionnaires or interviews
27   VI, 2,70|          of action, especially by means of a catechetical directory.
28   VI, 2,70|      goals to be attained and the means to be used should be considered
29   VI, 2,72|                                   MEANS TO BE USED~ ~105 The chief
30   VI, 2,72|           BE USED~ ~105 The chief means to be used are: catechetical
31   VI, 2,72|           The area of research on means can hardly be detained.
32   VI, 2,72|      carefully borne in mind: the means proposed should always respond
33   VI, 3,79|          careful consideration of means that have stood the test
34   VI, 3,80|         capacities and choose the means by which the Gospel message
35   VI, 4,85|      taught in cafechesis. By ail means cane must be taken that
36   VI, 5,93|        the diocesan curia, is the means which the bishop as head
37   VI, 5,95|     STRUCTURES~ ~128 If is by ail means necessary that the Conferences
38  Add, 3   |       sacramental Confession is a means offered children of the
39  Add, 5   |    children’s baptismal grace, by means of a well-prepared reception
40  Add, 5   |           augmented afterwards by means of a continued catechesis.~ ~