Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II, 2,17|         adapt the instruction of adult catechumens" (CD, 14; cf.
 2   IV, 6   |          adolescent or the young adult comes to know himself and
 3    V, 2   |    genuine Christian life of the adult community helps very much
 4    V, 5   | transition from childhood to the adult community takes place as
 5    V, 5   |      class has a great impact on adult society; and this creates
 6    V, 7   |   maturity of faith proper to an adult; and therefore he seeks
 7    V,10   |          their own autonomy from adult groups. Again within the
 8    V,15   |        their full development in adult life, such as the experience
 9    V,15   |        the word of God.~ ~c) The adult, moreover, must successfully
10    V,15   |     profound; in these times the adult’s faith must be constantly
11    V,16   |         When a person arrives at adult age, he ordinarily becomes
12    V,17   |          0F THE PERSONALITY~ ~94 Adult age is distinguished chiefly
13    V,17   |       tries, when he has reached adult age, to reduce to a unified
14    V,17   |        lies in the fact that the adult, especially if he belongs