Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 3,8 |           those who are unable to understand the depth of the proposed
 2   II, 1,11|         of hearers to receive and understand the divine proclamation (
 3   II, 2,18| particularly apt means for him to understand God’s plan in his own life
 4  III, 1,40|         Church, and leads them to understand their duties toward God,
 5  III, 2,43|          Church; for the faithful understand through faith that their
 6  III, 2,44|            it is possible also to understand more easily the true nature
 7   IV, 3   |           has understood and does understand them (cf. First Vatican
 8   IV, 5   |          should be asked how they understand the Christian message and
 9    V, 2   |   development. The child seeks to understand the religious lite of adults.
10    V, 2   |         this as something easy to understand and reasonable—in all this
11    V, 5   |     catechists show an ability to understand their roles and to accept