Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1  Fwd      |         worked up in an outline form showing only the principal
 2  Fwd      | situation, methodology, and the form of catechesis for people
 3    I, 2,4 |      RELIGIOUS FEELING~ ~5 That form of civilisation which is
 4    I, 3,6 |    religion that they profess a form of indifferentism or something
 5    I, 3,6 |         contaminated with a new form of paganism, even though
 6   II, 2,15|         achieve.~ ~There is the form called evangelisation, or
 7   II, 2,15|       there is the catechetical form, "which is intended 10 make
 8   II, 2,15|         there is the liturgical form, within the setting of a
 9   II, 2,15|        there is the theological form, that is, the systematic
10   II, 2,16|         and for that reason any form of catechesis must also
11   II, 2,17|      catechesis often takes the form of religious instruction
12   II, 2,17|   necessarily demands that some form of evangelisation of the
13   II, 2,17|        they have the well-known form of the catechumenate for
14   II, 2,17|         be considered the chief form of catechesis. All the other
15   II, 2,18|        term to be used for that form of ecclesial action which
16  III, 2,61|       give birth to Christians, form them, and establish them
17  III, 2,65|     Christ, who will give a new form to this lowly body of ours
18    V, 1   |  pressed together within him to form a foundation of that life
19    V,10   |    autonomy adolescents seek to form associations among themselves,
20    V,19   |         wishes to imprint a new form on the society in which
21   VI, 3,79|       for avoiding an empirical form of teaching catechesis,
22   VI, 4,86|  purpose is to provide, under a form that is condensed and practical,