Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II, 2,17|          the faithful necessarily demands that some form of evangelisation
 2   II, 2,18|           and be conformed to its demands, and the mystery of the
 3   II, 2,30|       that corresponds 10 the new demands of his message. The Church
 4   II, 2,31| traditional formulas; in fact, it demands that these formulas be understood,
 5   II, 2,32|           35 Catechesis, finally, demands the witness of faith, both
 6  III, 2,44|          of the worship which God demands and which glorifies him,
 7    V, 1   |           in community. It itself demands a balance between firmness
 8    V,11   |                      INTELLECTUAL DEMANDS~ ~88 The adolescent possesses
 9    V,11   |        the culture set before him demands reflection and must be actively
10    V,12   |      egocentrism and subjectivism demands dealing with reality itself,
11    V,19   |        respond to the more urgent demands of our time, a catechesis
12    V,19   |        are in conformity with the demands of human reason. Catechesis
13   VI, 3,81|        entrusted to the catechist demands of him a fervent sacramental
14   VI, 3,81|     transform one’s life; if also demands of him the pursuit of the
15   VI, 4,90|       media. This, as is obvious, demands a technical knowledge of