Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1    I, 2,2 |            present the good news of Christ in its remarkable character
  2    I, 3,7 |         salvific plan, fulfilled in Christ the Lord, and human aspirations,
  3    I, 3,8 |           give due witness to Jesus Christ, God’s Son and our Savior,
  4   II, 1,10|            brought to perfection in Christ, but at the same lime, in
  5   II, 1,11|                               JESUS CHRIST: MEDIATOR AND FULLNESS 0F
  6   II, 1,11|              is made clear to us in Christ, who is the Mediator and
  7   II, 1,11|          ail revelation" (DV, 2).~ ~Christ is not only the greatest
  8   II, 1,11|       ministry of the word presents Christ not only as its object but
  9   II, 1,12|         message of the prophets, of Christ, and of the apostles, even
 10   II, 1,14|          the riches of his glory in Christ (cf. Col. 1, 26). indeed,
 11   II, 1,14|          ail things for the sake of Christ and restored us 10 life
 12   II, 1,14|          and restored us 10 life in Christ Jesus. The various aspects
 13   II, 2,16|   presupposes a global adherence to Christ’s Gospel as presented by
 14   II, 2,18|            which has its centred in Christ, the incarnate Word of God.
 15   II, 2,21|            of salvation revealed in Christ, and the divine signs and
 16   II, 2,22|           because ibis an action of Christ the priest and of his Body
 17   II, 2,25|         WORLD~ ~28 The Church is in Christ like a sacrament or sign
 18   II, 2,29|            12). The Church, 10 whom Christ entrusted the deposit of
 19   II, 2,30|        mystery of our salivation in Christ with the people to be instructed.
 20   II, 2,32|            NA, 2).~ ~Man encounters Christ not only through the sacred
 21  III, 1,33|            converted to God through Christ, that they may interpret
 22  III, 1,35|        himself and about his works. Christ has central importance both
 23  III, 1,36|  CHRISTOCENTRISM 0F CATECHESIS~ ~40 Christ Jesus, the incarnate Word
 24  III, 1,36|           ordering 10 the Church of Christ (cf. LG, 16).~ ~Hence catechesis
 25  III, 1,37|             CATECHESIS~ ~41 Just as Christ is the centre of the history
 26  III, 1,37|             The crucified and risen Christ leads men 10 the Father
 27  III, 1,37|            and Trinitarian: through Christ, 10 the Father, in the Spirit.~ ~
 28  III, 1,37|            in the Spirit.~ ~Through Christ: The entire economy of salvation
 29  III, 1,37|           it is that the mystery of Christ illumines the whole content
 30  III, 1,37|           him by doing his will, as Christ taught us by his words and
 31  III, 1,37|         knowledge of the mystery of Christ and the way 10 the Father
 32  III, 1,38|         should be made as much like Christ as possible (cf. LG, 39).
 33  III, 1,38|           of the mystery of God and Christ with man’s existence and
 34  III, 1,39|          ail things; the mystery of Christ the incarnate Word, who
 35  III, 1,39|        until the glorious coming of Christ, our Savior and Judge; and
 36  III, 1,39|             of the Church, which is Christ’s Mystical Body, in which
 37  III, 1,40|        began, made progress, and in Christ reached its highest point;
 38  III, 1,40|          death, and resurrection of Christ.~ ~Moreover, catechesis
 39  III, 1,40|           how the saving mystery of Christ works today and throughout
 40  III, 1,41|             note how the mystery of Christ is the center of that part;
 41  III, 1,42|             with God and proceed to Christ, or to do the reverse; similarly,
 42  III, 2,43|              and the words of Jesus Christ. indeed, when he reveals
 43  III, 2,44|            Father of our Lord Jesus Christ" (Eph. 1, 3) is "the living
 44  III, 2,44|            4, 15) in communion with Christ, who offers his Body and
 45  III, 2,45|          agrees with the message of Christ's love and of a living and
 46  III, 2,46|                               JESUS CHRIST, SON 0F GOD, THE FIRSTBORN
 47  III, 2,46|       incarnation of his Son, Jesus Christ. Being the Firstborn of
 48  III, 2,47|          accomplished through Jesus Christ.~ ~Already in the Old Testament
 49  III, 2,47|     manifested in a splendid way in Christ’s resurrection, wherein
 50  III, 2,47|          salvation wrought by~Jesus Christ. The creation of visible
 51  III, 2,47|           leads to glorification in Christ (cf. ~Rom. 8, 29-30). When
 52  III, 2,47|             to the supreme event of Christ’s resurrection; and, finally,
 53  III, 2,48|                               JESUS CHRIST, THE CENTER 0F THE ENTIRE
 54  III, 2,48|            recognises that in Jesus Christ he is linked with ail of
 55  III, 2,48|            God, that is, "the whole Christ," is being perfected in
 56  III, 2,49|                               JESUS CHRIST, TRUE MAN AND TRUE GOD IN
 57  III, 2,49|         This great mystery, namely, Christ as Head and Lord of the~
 58  III, 2,49|              10 men. The man, Jesus Christ, who dwelt among men—the
 59  III, 2,49|            mystery of his divinity. Christ Jesus, for a fact, who was
 60  III, 2,49|            in the divinity of Jesus Christ, in order that he may be
 61  III, 2,49|   profoundly the peculiar nature of Christ’s mystery, to investigate
 62  III, 2,49|           with men, which is had in Christ, is the source of joy and
 63  III, 2,49|          and inexhaustible hope. In Christ there is ail fullness of
 64  III, 2,49|           then capable of it, Jesus Christ our Lord" (Enchiridion patristicum,
 65  III, 2,50|                               JESUS CHRIST, SAVIOR AND REDEEMER 0F
 66  III, 2,50|           WORLD~ ~54 The mystery of Christ appears in the history of
 67  III, 2,51|          THE SACRAMENTS, ACTIONS 0F CHRIST IN THE CHURCH, THE PRIMORDIAL
 68  III, 2,51|       SACRAMENT~ ~55 The mystery of Christ is continued in the Church,
 69  III, 2,51|          way through the signs that Christ instituted, which signify
 70  III, 2,51|           People of God but also in Christ a kind of "sign and instrument
 71  III, 2,51|   fundamental actions whereby Jesus Christ unceasingly bestows his
 72  III, 2,51|            always to be referred 10 Christ, from whom they receive
 73  III, 2,51|         efficacy. In reality, it is Christ who baptises. ibis not 50
 74  III, 2,51|         celebrates the Eucharist as Christ himself; for he it is who
 75  III, 2,51|          first place, the action of Christ, and the ministers of the
 76  III, 2,52|             the efficacious will of Christ the Savior; but men, on
 77  III, 2,53|         character, initiates him in Christ’s priestly, prophetic, and
 78  III, 2,53|           the world as a witness of Christ.~ ~Since the life of Christians,
 79  III, 2,53|             of the People of God 10 Christ the Mediator by conferring
 80  III, 2,53|             that they, representing Christ’s person, may offer the
 81  III, 2,54|          into the body and blood of Christ, and this wonderful change
 82  III, 2,54|           and wine, the humanity of Christ, not only by its power but
 83  III, 2,54|           past sacrifice. For in it Christ by the ministry of the priests
 84  III, 2,54|            other men as brothers of Christ and sons of God the Father.~ ~
 85  III, 2,55|              1968, p. 490).~ ~Since Christ elevated matrimony to the
 86  III, 2,55|      irrevocable consent, living in Christ’s grace imitate and in a
 87  III, 2,55|           way represent the love of Christ himself for his Church (
 88  III, 2,56|           man accepts the Spirit of Christ, he establishes a way of
 89  III, 2,56|        unites him ho the Father and Christ in a communion of life which
 90  III, 2,56|        Spirit, possesses in himself Christ's life, or has grade, we
 91  III, 2,56|           character in the grace of Christ the Savior.~ ~
 92  III, 2,57|            a free response in Jesus Christ.~ ~lt. is net possible for
 93  III, 2,57|             who revealed himself in Christ. The freedom of fallen man
 94  III, 2,57|         holly in the faith of Jesus Christ (cf. GaI. 2, 20).~ ~The
 95  III, 2,58|           5m. The role entrusted to Christ in the history of salvation
 96  III, 2,58|   concerning the reality of sin and Christ’s consequent "work of justice"
 97  III, 2,58|          salvation brought by Jesus Christ involves much more than
 98  III, 2,58|            himself with us in Jesus Christ, and man can, therefore,
 99  III, 2,59|             LIFE 0F CHRISTIANS~ ~63 Christ commissioned his apostles
100  III, 2,59|          communicated through Jesus Christ.~ ~The moral life of Christians
101  III, 2,59|            why the saints confessed Christ through the practice of
102  III, 2,59|          and death rather than deny Christ.~ ~ ~
103  III, 2,60|             action of the Spirit of Christ is made clear when the peculiar
104  III, 2,60|     communicating his love in Jesus Christ and for uniting men in mutual
105  III, 2,61|           The Church, instituted by Christ, had its origin in his death
106  III, 2,61|           Israel; a people to which Christ gives life and growth through
107  III, 2,61|             the communion of men in Christ, is the work of God’s saving
108  III, 2,61|             of God’s saving love in Christ.~ ~And the principles which
109  III, 2,61|             the communion of men in Christ. This work is the fruit
110  III, 2,61|            the invisible working of Christ and of his Spirit, but also
111  III, 2,61|             the prophetic office of Christ (cf. LG, 12). Assembled
112  III, 2,61|          She is a priestly people: "Christ the Lord, High Priest baked
113  III, 2,61|       Supreme Pontiff, the Vicar of Christ, and who are under his direction (
114  III, 2,61|          fullness of the mystery of Christ.~ ~The Holy Spirit’s presence
115  III, 2,61|            sanctifying meeting with Christ; on the other hand, the
116  III, 2,62|       dignity from their rebirth in Christ. They have the same filial
117  III, 2,62|               And if by the will of Christ some are made teachers,
118  III, 2,62|          building up of the Body of Christ" (LG, 32).~ ~in the Church,
119  III, 2,62|           or living in dispersion, "Christ is present, and by his power
120  III, 2,62|         institutions handed down by Christ through the apostles (cf.
121  III, 2,63|             brothers, whose head is Christ, but she manifests herself
122  III, 2,63|       People of God, established by Christ "as a communion of life,
123  III, 2,63|             virtue of the action of Christ’s Spirit is constituted "
124  III, 2,63|           the Church, the Spouse of Christ, for the needs of men, for
125  III, 2,63|   illuminate them with the light of Christ and to gather them ail in
126  III, 2,64|        place which is highest after Christ and yet very close to us"~(
127  III, 2,64|              1G, 54).~ ~The gift of Christ's Spirit is manifested in
128  III, 2,64|     venerates in a most special way Christ’s Mother, who is also her
129  III, 2,65|          COMMUNION WITH GOD~ ~69 In Christ Jesus and through his mystery,
130  III, 2,65|     hopefully await "our Lord Jesus Christ, who will give a new form
131  III, 2,65|          perfect when and only when Christ comes with power, as Judge
132  III, 2,65|              before the tribunal of Christ, se that each one may receive
133   IV, 4   |        message more intelligible.~ ~Christ himself preached the kingdom
134    V,16   |           and fruitful love between Christ and the Church, and that
135    V,17   |           death and resurrection of Christ.~95 The importance of old
136   VI, 2,74|          that was revealed to us in Christ. For this, it is expedient
137   VI, 8,0 |           and of ruling as Vicar of Christ and Shepherd of the whole
138  Add, 4   | appreciation of the great gift that Christ has given to sinful men