Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1  Fwd      |         catechesis for different age groups have been noted,
 2    I, 2,3 |              THE DYNAMISM 0F OUR AGE~ ~4 The building up of human
 3    I, 3,6 |         serious problems of this age, and must be subjected to
 4   II, 1,10|     interprets human life in our age, the signs of the limes,
 5   II, 2,31|          different for different age levels, social conditions
 6  III      |          the chief errors of our age, or of the truths of the
 7  III      | intensely felt by the men of our age, whether men are considered
 8  III      |          in the context of their age or in the perspective of
 9  III, 1,42|        of catechisms for various age levels and cultural conditions,
10   IV      |          varies according to the age, social conditions, and
11    V      |          CATECHESIS ACCORDING TO~AGE LEVELS~NATURE AND PURPOSE
12    V      |          catechesis according to age levels.~ ~if the sociological
13    V      |    catechesis adapted to various age levels, to show the force
14    V, 6   |       have not yet attained.~The age of pre-adolescence has as
15    V, 6   |          not to continue at this age the simple and objective
16    V, 6   |    catechetical students of this age with wholesome nourishment.~ ~
17    V, 6   | instruction should begin at this age. Others believe that human
18    V, 6   |          of most concern to this age with the serious, scholarly
19    V,10   |        young people of their own age than with adults.~ ~Catechesis
20    V,14   |         has carried out in every age.~ ~The education of these
21    V,16   |          person arrives at adult age, he ordinarily becomes more
22    V,17   |       THE PERSONALITY~ ~94 Adult age is distinguished chiefly
23    V,17   |        when he has reached adult age, to reduce to a unified
24    V,17   |         95 The importance of old age is still not sufficiently
25    V,17   |          Savior. In this way old age can become a sign of the
26    V,19   |      questions which men of this age are asking themselves. For
27   VI, 4,85|        in a way adapted to their age (cf. n. 134).~ ~
28  Add, 1   |                              THE AGE 0F DISCRETION~ ~1 The suitable
29  Add, 1   |      DISCRETION~ ~1 The suitable age for the first reception
30  Add, 1   |         the Church is called the age of reason or of discretion.
31  Add, 1   |    reason or of discretion. This age "both for Confession and
32  Add, 1   |  psychology and to describe this age which develops gradually,
33  Add, 2   |   Without doubt children at this age should be told in the simplest
34  Add, 5   |          at the beginning of the age of discretion they are not
35  Add, 5   |       hem how much the so-called age of discretion is suited