Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1  Fwd      |  these principles have been taken from the Magisterium of
 2  Fwd      |      with due account being taken of those to whom catechesis
 3  Fwd      |   differing ages, are to be taken rather as suggestions and
 4  Fwd      |    of them are of necessity taken from the human sciences,
 5  Fwd      |     Special pains have been taken in the composition of Part
 6    I, 2,2 |     as a fact which must be taken into account; anyone can
 7    I, 3,8 |    for good results must be taken: promoting the growth of
 8  III, 1,34| divinely communicated being taken into account, 50 that the
 9  III, 1,41|   are by no means all to be taken as sources in exactly the
10    V, 6   |    time of young adulthood, taken strictly, which follows
11    V,14   |    secondary or one that is taken care of elsewhere. Maladjusted
12   VI, 2,74|  and promoted. Cane must be taken to make the Christian community
13   VI, 4,85|   By ail means cane must be taken that the mysteries of faith
14   VI, 4,86|     very great care must be taken to avoid presenting as doctrines
15   VI, 4,88|     Finally, cane should be taken to publish books for the