Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 2,1 |     religious Life as well" (GS, 4).~ ~As examples, two repercussions
 2    I, 2,3 |        THE DYNAMISM 0F OUR AGE~ ~4 The building up of human
 3    I, 2,3 |          men of our era (cf. GS, 4). Faith should by no means
 4    I, 3,8 |       ineffable love (cf. 1 John 4, 9), must be proclaimed
 5   II, 1,11|        by fulfilling it . .~(DV, 4; cf. LG., 9).~ ~The ministry
 6   II, 2,17|       receiving baptism (cf. AG, 4).~ ~in a word, catechetical
 7   II, 2,20|          God the Savior (cf. GS, 4).~ ~Catechesis, therefore,
 8   II, 2,22|    spirit and in truth (cf. John 4, 23) in its liturgical celebrations,
 9   II, 2,29|      living and effective" (Heb. 4,~12).~The divine word becomes
10   II, 2,32|          bound together (cf. GS, 4, 7, 43).~ ~
11  III, 2,44|      every hope (cf. 1 Pet. 1, 3-4).~ ~catechesis, however,
12  III, 2,44|          truth in love (cf. Eph. 4, 15) in communion with Christ,
13  III, 2,45|      human questions (cf. 1 John 4, 20-21). In this area the
14  III, 2,46|        Son in power (cf. Rom. 1, 4). Being the Firstborn of
15  III, 2,46|  salvation in anyone else" (AcIs 4, 12).~ ~
16  III, 2,55|        Encyci. Humanae vitae, n. 4, AAS, 1968, p. 483), and
17  III, 2,61|        and the Hoiy Spirit" (LG, 4).~ ~The Church, therefore,
18  III, 2,62|        faith, one baptism’ (Eph. 4, 5). As members, they share
19  III, 2,62|    through the apostles (cf. UR, 4, 5).~ ~
20  III, 2,65|      salutary fear (cf. 1 Thess. 4, 18), of which modem men
21   VI      | responsibility in this matter;~ ~4) appropriate aids for the
22   VI, 8,99|        LG, 22-23; AG, 38; CD, 2, 4). Consequences of this solidarity
23  Add, 4   |        CERTAIN NEW EXPERIMENTS~ ~4 In very recent times in