Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 2,3 |         and progress (cf. AG, 8, 12) and to stimulate a desire
 2   II, 1,11|     FULLNESS 0F ALL REVELATION~ ~12 "By this revelation, then,
 3   II, 2,20|         this invitation (cf. AG, 12).~ ~Catechesis performs
 4   II, 2,22|       pray without ceasing" (SC, 12).~ ~Therefore, catechesis
 5   II, 2,29|          and effective" (Heb. 4,~12).~The divine word becomes
 6   II, 2,29|      particular culture (cf. DV, 12). The Church, 10 whom Christ
 7   II, 2,30| perfecter of the faith (cf. Heb. 12, 2).~ ~Now, however, after
 8   II, 2,32| readiness for sacrifice (cf. LG, 12, 17; NA, 2).~ ~Man encounters
 9  III, 2,43|     bestows on them (cf. John 1, 12; Rom. 8, 15).~ ~in catechesis,
10  III, 2,46|         in anyone else" (AcIs 4, 12).~ ~
11  III, 2,47|           AAS, 1950, p. 575; GS, 12, 14) is to be regarded as
12  III, 2,58|          as ail sinned" (Rom. 5, 12). "ibis human nature so
13  III, 2,61|        office of Christ (cf. LG, 12). Assembled by the word
14  III, 2,62|          than others (cf. 1 Cor. 12, 31; 7, -38), work together
15  III, 2,62|         and co-ordinate (cf. LG, 12). This holds also for ail
16    V, 5   |        great importance (cf. AA, 12). In pre-industrial societies
17    V,10   | community of the Church (cf. AA, 12).~ ~Youth groups do not
18    V,10   |         the adolescents (cf. AA, 12).~ ~ ~