Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1    I, 2,1 |           human society as a whole (cf. 1M, 22).~ ~Such instruments
  2    I, 2,2 |            one’s own insufficiency (cf. GS, 10).~ ~
  3    I, 2,3 |      concern of the men of our era (cf. GS, 4). Faith should by
  4    I, 2,3 |       genuine freedom and progress (cf. AG, 8, 12) and to stimulate
  5    I, 2,4 |            crisis can easily arise (cf. GS, 5, 7).~ ~The Christian
  6    I, 3,6 |       matter careful consideration (cf. GS, 19-20) and dealt expressly
  7    I, 3,7 |            Christian life" (AG, 22; cf. AG, 21; Paul VI, AIloc.,
  8    I, 3,8 |      revealed God’s ineffable love (cf. 1 John 4, 9), must be proclaimed
  9   II, 1,11|           fulfilling it . .~(DV, 4; cf. LG., 9).~ ~The ministry
 10   II, 1,11|       always present to his Church (cf. John 14, 26; 15, 26; 16,
 11   II, 1,11|            the divine proclamation (cf. Acts 16, 14).~ ~
 12   II, 1,13|            divinely revealed truth (cf. DV, 11).~ ~The Church,
 13   II, 1,13|           norm in Sacred Scripture (cf. DV, 21, 24, 25). For in
 14   II, 1,13|      children and speaks with them (cf. DV, 21).~ ~But if t takes
 15   II, 1,14|         Gospel of the grace of God (cf. Acts, 20, 24). instructed
 16   II, 1,14|             of his glory in Christ (cf. Col. 1, 26). indeed, a
 17   II, 1,14|         which the mysteries of God (cf. 1 Cor. 2, 10) will at last
 18   II, 1,14|          educational point of view (cf. nn. 43, 49).~ ~ ~
 19   II, 2,15|            the beginnings of faith (cf. CD, 11, 13; AG, 6, 13,
 20   II, 2,15|       Eucharist (e.g., the homily) (cf. SC,, 33, 52; Inter Oecum.
 21   II, 2,17|   themselves for receiving baptism (cf. AG, 4).~ ~in a word, catechetical
 22   II, 2,17|           historical circumstances (cf. CD, 14), 50 that it may
 23   II, 2,17|         adult catechumens" (CD, 14; cf. AG, 14).~ ~
 24   II, 2,20|     connected with this invitation (cf. AG, 12).~ ~Catechesis performs
 25   II, 2,20|             will of God the Savior (cf. GS, 4).~ ~Catechesis, therefore,
 26   II, 2,22|             in spirit and in truth (cf. John 4, 23) in its liturgical
 27   II, 2,22|            10 the Father in secret (cf. Matt. 6, 6), indeed, according
 28   II, 2,22|       teaching of the Apostle Paul (cf. 1 Thess. 5, 17), he should
 29   II, 2,24|       restoring of Christian unity (cf. UR, 5).~ ~Catechesis should,
 30   II, 2,24|    therefore, assist in this cause (cf. UR, 6) by clearly explaining
 31   II, 2,24|           doctrine in its entirety (cf. UR, 11) and by fostering
 32   II, 2,24|            teaching should be kept (cf. UR, 11; AG, 15; Ad Ecclesiam
 33   II, 2,25|            of the whole human race (cf. LG, 1). It will be more
 34   II, 2,25|       freedom correctly understood (cf. DH; AG, 22).~ ~
 35   II, 2,26|       improvement of human society (cf. GS, 39, 40-43).~ ~
 36   II, 2,27|             be asked for in prayer (cf. Mark, 9, 23), and according
 37   II, 2,27|         differences of individuals (cf. n. 38). Certainly, the
 38   II, 2,29|             efficacy of catechesis (cf. n. 35).~ ~Catechesis, therefore,
 39   II, 2,29|             to whom it is directed (cf. DV, 13; OT, 16). When God
 40   II, 2,29|            10 a particular culture (cf. DV, 12). The Church, 10
 41   II, 2,30|             perfecter of the faith (cf. Heb. 12, 2).~ ~Now, however,
 42   II, 2,31|             by means of catechesis (cf. DV, 24). By drawing the
 43   II, 2,31|            and forms of civil life (cf. DV, 8; CD, 14).~ ~ ~
 44   II, 2,32|            readiness for sacrifice (cf. LG, 12, 17; NA, 2).~ ~Man
 45   II, 2,32|     faithful and their communities (cf. LG, 35), and these accordingly
 46   II, 2,32|        signs is the Church herself (cf. First Vatican Council,
 47   II, 2,32|           men to embrace the faith (cf. GS, 19).~ ~Catechists,
 48   II, 2,32|         ordered and bound together (cf. GS, 4, 7, 43).~ ~
 49  III      |             promoted by catechesis (cf. n. 21), can be considered
 50  III, 1,34|             last of ail in his Son (cf. Heb. 1, 1). Since the purpose
 51  III, 1,34|             of the divine pedagogy (cf. n. 33), but with the full
 52  III, 1,36|          man and man is led 10 God (cf. 1 Tim. 2, 5). In him the
 53  III, 1,36|        things are brought together (cf. Eph. 1, 10). For this reason,
 54  III, 1,36|            10 the Church of Christ (cf. LG, 16).~ ~Hence catechesis
 55  III, 1,38|            like Christ as possible (cf. LG, 39). As the incarnation
 56  III, 1,38|     fruitful understanding of them (cf. First Vatican Council,
 57  III, 1,39|        certain hierarchy of truths (cf. UR, 11), which the Church
 58  III, 1,42|           appropriate for the task (cf. below, Part Six)~ ~
 59  III, 2,43|           which he bestows on them (cf. John 1, 12; Rom. 8, 15).~ ~
 60  III, 2,43|          and resurrection of Jesus (cf. Irenaeus, Proof of the
 61  III, 2,44|           source of our every hope (cf. 1 Pet. 1, 3-4).~ ~catechesis,
 62  III, 2,44|          talents given by the Lord (cf. Malt. 25, 14 if.). In the
 63  III, 2,44|          profess the truth in love (cf. Eph. 4, 15) in communion
 64  III, 2,45|             of justice and charity (cf. GS, 21).~ ~However, the
 65  III, 2,45|          and the end of ail things (cf. First Vatican Council,
 66  III, 2,45|        solution of human questions (cf. 1 John 4, 20-21). In this
 67  III, 2,46|        things hold together in him (cf. Col. 1, 15-17). All things~
 68  III, 2,46|           through him, and for him (cf. Col. 1, 15 if.).~ ~Having
 69  III, 2,46| resurrection as God’s Son in power (cf. Rom. 1, 4). Being the Firstborn
 70  III, 2,46|         dead, he gives life to ail (cf. 1, Cor. 15, 22): in him
 71  III, 2,46|            we were created new men (cf. Eph. 2, 10); through him
 72  III, 2,46|          the slavery of corruption (cf. Rom. 8, 19-21). "There
 73  III, 2,47|             always with his people (cf. isa. 40, 27-28; 51, 9-13).
 74  III, 2,47|              the immeasurable scope cf his power" (Eph. 1, 19).~ ~
 75  III, 2,47|          the mystery of salvation :(cf. DV, 3); the creation of
 76  III, 2,47|            3); the creation of man (cf. Pius XII, Encyci. Humani
 77  III, 2,47|            glorification in Christ (cf. ~Rom. 8, 29-30). When a
 78  III, 2,47|           heavens and a new earth" (cf. 2 Pet. 3, 13).~ ~
 79  III, 2,48|     greatest possible glory to God (cf. 1 Cor. 15, 28).~ ~
 80  III, 2,49|      himself with every single man (cf. GS, 22).~ ~Catechesis must
 81  III, 2,49|            God’s only-begotten Son (cf. John 1, 18), "God from
 82  III, 2,50|   reconciling the world 10 himself (cf. 2 Cor. 5, 19). Jesus therefore
 83  III, 2,50|      Firstborn among many brethren (cf. Rom. 8, 29), holy, innocent,
 84  III, 2,50|          holy, innocent, undefiled (cf. Heb. 7, 26), being obedient
 85  III, 2,50|             and out of filial love (cf. Phil. 2, 8), on behalf
 86  III, 2,50|          for them the wages of sin (cf. Rom. 6, 23; GS, 18). By
 87  III, 2,51|         properly called sacraments (cf. Council of Trent, Decree
 88  III, 2,51|            ministry of the priests (cf. Council of Trent, Decree
 89  III, 2,53|        prophetic, and kingly roles (cf. 1 Pet. 2, 9; 1G, 31).~ ~
 90  III, 2,53|             and save them" (1G, 11; cf. James 5, 14-16).~ ~In catechesis
 91  III, 2,54|             building up the Church (cf. LG 11, 17; instruction,
 92  III, 2,54|          altogether mysterious way (cf. Paul VI, Encyci. Mysterium
 93  III, 2,54|            course of the centuries (cf. SC, 47). in it too he nourishes
 94  III, 2,55|          virginity being preserved (cf. 1 Cor. 7, 38; Council of
 95  III, 2,55|      blessings, purposes, and laws (cf. GS, 48).~ ~Supported by
 96  III, 2,55|          moral and the natural law (cf. PauI VI, Encyci. Humanae
 97  III, 2,55|             teaching of the Church (cf. Encyci. Humanae vitae,
 98  III, 2,55|             himself for his Church (cf. Eph. 5, 25). Christian
 99  III, 2,55|          for upholding its dignity (cf. GS, 48).~Finally, ibis
100  III, 2,56|           net even death can break (cf. John 14, 23). The Holy
101  III, 2,56|           continence, and chastity (cf. Gal. 5, 22-23). This is
102  III, 2,57|          the faith of Jesus Christ (cf. GaI. 2, 20).~ ~The Church
103  III, 2,58|      reflections found in St. Paul (cf. Rom. 5) concerning the
104  III, 2,58|             death which 5m brought (cf. Rom. 5, 15-17). This plan,
105  III, 2,59|   everything that he had commanded (cf. MatI. 28, 20). Catechesis,
106  III, 2,60|            working through charity (cf. Gal. 5, 6), and this is
107  III, 2,61|         prophetic office of Christ (cf. LG, 12). Assembled by the
108  III, 2,61|            are under his direction (cf. LG, 22). To them the faithful
109  III, 2,62|         more excellent than others (cf. 1 Cor. 12, 31; 7, -38),
110  III, 2,62|           discover and co-ordinate (cf. LG, 12). This holds also
111  III, 2,62|        Christ through the apostles (cf. UR, 4, 5).~ ~
112  III, 2,64|     motherhood of the total Church (cf. 1G, 63-65), and the sign
113  III, 2,64|          the pilgrim People of God (cf. LG, 69), Many "in a certain
114  III, 2,65|       glorified body" (Phil. 3, 21; cf. 1 Cor. 15). The very last
115  III, 2,65|         hope, and of salutary fear (cf. 1 Thess. 4, 18), of which
116  III, 2,65|             be damned" (John 5, 29; cf. LG, 48).~ ~
117   IV, 1   |           of texts and other tools (cf. AG, 17).~ ~The importance
118   IV, 3   |           and does understand them (cf. First Vatican Council,
119    V, 2   |    experience of working in school (cf. GE, 5).~ ~Before this point,
120    V, 5   |         have very great importance (cf. AA, 12). In pre-industrial
121    V,10   |            community of the Church (cf. AA, 12).~ ~Youth groups
122    V,10   |     appreciated by the adolescents (cf. AA, 12).~ ~ ~
123    V,11   |           and with man’s final end (cf. First Vatican Council,
124    V,15   |           special and suitable way (cf. AA, 29-32). Co-operation
125    V,16   |             shares in that mystery (cf. Eph. 5, 32).~ ~Within the
126    V,18   |            recreational travelling (cf. Directorium Generale pro
127    V,19   |            man are clearly evident (cf. Encyci. Populorum progressio,
128    V,19   |           to benefit human society (cf. GS, 40-45).~ ~d) Develop
129   VI, 2,72|         supported; programs; texts (cf. Chapter 5 of this part);
130   VI, 2,72|            instructions on methods (cf. Part Four). The area of
131   VI, 3,82|           meant for all catechists (cf. AG, 17, 26), both lay and
132   VI, 3,82|            the Eternal High Priest (cf. Heb. 5, 1-10; 7, 24; 9,
133   VI, 3,82|             of the liturgical year (cf. SC, 51, 52). Hence it is
134   VI, 3,82|          formation mentioned above (cf. n. 110).~ ~Finally, the
135   VI, 3,82|       doctrine, and spiritual life (cf. GS, 5).~ ~It is highly
136   VI, 4,84|         Apostolic See for approvai (cf. n. 134).~ ~
137   VI, 4,85|           way adapted to their age (cf. n. 134).~ ~
138   VI, 4,86|            for review and approval (cf. n. 134).~ ~ ~
139   VI, 4,90|            of social communication (cf. 1M, 3). If is not enough
140   VI, 5,93|            The Decree Provide sane (cf. AAS, 1935, pp. 151 if.)
141   VI, 6,96|          other pastoral activities (cf. Motu proprio, Ecc!esiae
142   VI, 6,97|          life of the People of God (cf. AG, 13-14; SC, 65; CD,
143   VI, 8,99|           closely co-operative way (cf. LG, 22-23; AG, 38; CD,
144   VI, 8,99|             more among ail nations (cf. Directorium Generale pro
145   VI, 8,0 |          namely, the Roman Pontiff (cf. 1G, 22), is the visible
146   VI, 8,0 |       Shepherd of the whole Church (cf. 1G, 22), always for the
147   VI, 8,1 |           calls international ones (cf. Const. Apost., Regimini
148  Add, 4   |     reconciliation with the Church (cf. 1G, 11).~ ~These things