Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II, 1,11|          into the history of men, takes b himself the life and death
 2   II, 1,13|           cf. DV, 21).~ ~But if t takes its norm for thinking from
 3   II, 1,13|           of the word, therefore, takes its beginning from Holy
 4   II, 2,15|          The ministry of the word takes many forms, including catechesis,
 5   II, 2,17| catecheticai activity necessarily takes various forms.~ ~In regions
 6   II, 2,17|          of old, catechesis often takes the form of religious instruction
 7   II, 2,20|         and with his brothers; he takes on in his life the duties
 8  III, 1,33|      saving action in history. It takes place through a personal
 9  III, 1,37|           from which this history takes its origin and to which
10  III, 2,57|          ail. The Church likewise takes note of the researches and
11  III, 2,62|           the people, by no means takes away the basic and essential
12  III, 2,63|          with them. Moreover, she takes pains to be understood and
13   IV, 6   | adolescents or adults, catechesis takes on the character of a joint
14    V, 1   |            The baptism of infants takes on its full meaning when
15    V, 5   |  childhood to the adult community takes place as t were directly.
16    V, 5   |           Church, and although it takes different forms here, it