Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1  Fwd      |      average conditions could be considered in it. Therefore, in judging
 2    I, 3,8 |    evangelisation.~ ~Having duly considered these things, the Sacred
 3    I, 3,8 |         Once the matter has been considered that way, that remedy is
 4   II, 1,9 |          by which faith is to be considered as a gift, has a direct
 5   II, 1,12|      ministry of the word can be considered as that which gives voice
 6   II, 2,17|       fully responsible, must be considered the chief form of catechesis.
 7  III      |   catechesis (cf. n. 21), can be considered in two ways, either as the
 8  III      |         our age, whether men are considered in the context of their
 9  III, 1,33|       the light of faith, having considered the special conditions of
10  III, 2,51|    however, is in some way to be considered the primordial sacrament,
11  III, 2,51|      sacraments are surely 10 be considered inestimable blessings of
12  III, 2,58|        and of life are not to be considered the main impediment to human
13   IV      |        problems of this sort are considered here; rather, here are set
14   IV, 1   |         of the catechist must be considered of greater importance than
15   IV, 4   |     revelation.~ ~c) Experience, considered in itself, must be illumined
16   IV, 6   |        adults, the group must be considered a vital necessity. In a
17   IV, 6   |           the group can today be considered a requisite for catechesis
18    V      |        If missionary activity is considered, there is the method of
19    V      |          who are to be taught is considered, there is catechesis according
20    V      | conditions in which men live are considered, there is catechesis suited
21    V      |       take towards the faith are considered, there is catechesis for
22    V,11   |  adolescents must by no means be considered as merely a kind of addition,
23    V,14   |          The duty here cannot be considered one that is secondary or
24    V,15   |  adolescents, they are not to be considered Less dangerous or less profound;
25    V,17   |         virtue of which death is considered a crossing over to true
26   VI, 2,70|       means to be used should be considered the cardinal points of any
27   VI, 3,79|           the principles we have considered above can be acquired better
28   VI, 4,83|    catechesis, the following are considered here:~—directories of the
29   VI, 4,86|      their opinions be carefully considered;~ ~d) limited experiments
30   VI, 8,99|      affect catechesis have been considered a number of times in this