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1502    I, 2,4 |                 ministry of the word to uncover, purify, and develop the
1503  III, 2,50|                 8, 29), holy, innocent, undefiled (cf. Heb. 7, 26), being
1504    I, 2,1 |              the cultural tradition has undergone considerable change, with
1505  III, 2,62|            salvation, one hope, and one undivided charity... . And if by the
1506   VI, 2,74|              ail those things which can unduly disturb people.~ ~Finally,
1507    V,13   |                 out to be favourable or unfavourable, complete or incomplete.~ ~
1508  III, 2,57|              net possible for man to be unfree. it is also very much part
1509    V,17   |               adult age, to reduce to a unified whole ail the experiences
1510   IV, 3   |             they make it possible for a uniform way of speaking to be used
1511    V, 7   |             orientation by which he can unify his life anew. But this
1512    V, 1   |               orientation for their own unimpeded development, and at the
1513   II, 1,12|             thus God, who spoke of old, uninterruptedly converses with the Bride
1514  III, 2,54|                 to help the faithful to unite their hearts with God more
1515  III, 2,60|                 in Jesus Christ and for uniting men in mutual love, it follows
1516   VI, 8,1 |              Apost., Regimini Ecclesiae universae, n. 69; Letter of the Secretariat
1517  III, 2,49|                 as Head and Lord of the~universe, "has been manifested in
1518   VI, 3,76|             They ought to function as a university 50 far as curriculum, length
1519   VI, 1,69|               are not inert, immutable, univocal principles which have the
1520  III, 1,36|               be thought of, though not univocally, as paths and steps by which
1521  III, 2,57|               use against every kind of unjust force. She also protects
1522  Add, 5   |          Penance.~ ~The Holy See is not unmindful of the special conditions
1523   VI, 4,91|           purpose of catechesis itself. Unprepared explanations are to be avoided.
1524    V,17   |                 that they put in God.~ ~Unquestionably, it would be a serious loss
1525    I, 3,5 |                 to the task, altogether unsuitable, and perhaps even irrelevant.~ ~
1526           | unto
1527   II, 1,14|                10) will at last be seen unveiled. Informed of God’s plan
1528    I, 2,4 |              technical, industrial, and urban not infrequently diverts
1529  III, 2,58|              abused his liberty, al the urging of the Evil One. Man set
1530  III, 1,35|             content can become entirely useless for achieving its proper
1531   IV, 2   |                 The deductive synthesis usually manifests its full force,
1532   VI, 5,93|                 and teacher of doctrine utilises to direct and moderate ail
1533  III, 2,58|              with such fullness that it utterly transcends human understanding.
1534   VI, 5   |                                 Chapter V~Organisation for Catechesis~
1535   VI, 1,68|                 interviews is of little valueunless preceded by diligent consideration
1536   II, 2,27|                 of faith passes through vanous stages, just as does man’
1537   IV      |                 is, a methodology which varies according to the age, social
1538  Add, 2   |                of morality. A number of varying elements and circumstances
1539  III, 2,64|        interceding for us (1G, 49, 50), venerates in a most special way Christ’
1540  Add, 5   |                 efficacy even when only venial sins are in question, and
1541  III, 2,54|                 been nourished with the Victim of the sacrifice of the
1542  III, 2,47|                 declaring the power and victory of Yahweh, as the basis
1543    I, 2,2 |                 is called, is no longer viewed as an evil 10 be eliminated,
1544  III, 1,40|           worthless.~ ~These three main viewpoints are to be kept in mind continuously
1545   VI, 4,86|                 private opinions or the views of some theological school.
1546   IV, 5   |           charity); for correctness and vigor of judgement, which are
1547  Fwd      |               to stimulate new and more vigorous studies that faithfully
1548   VI, 8   |                                 Chapter VIII~International Co-operation
1549    I, 2,2 |                families, clans, tribes, villages, various groups and associations
1550  III, 2,58|                deliberately, by his act violates the moral law, and in a
1551    V, 5   |                exposed to the danger of violently opposing the Church than
1552    V, 8   |                 an effort to direct the vision of his life and the course
1553   VI, 4,89|                 of the proper nature of visual language; if happens more
1554    V, 5   |               physical and intellectual vitality, is engaged in no activity
1555  III, 2,50|             death which is for them the wages of sin (cf. Rom. 6, 23;
1556  III, 1,34|              the divine message, and to walch thal the ministry of the
1557    V,19   |       constantly taking place, and they want to be enlightened about
1558  III, 2,53|         Christians, which on earth is a warfare, is liable to temptations
1559   II, 1,12|             expresses itself, under the watchfulness of the Magisterium, in the
1560  III, 2,57|               of fallen man has been so weakened that he would be unable
1561  III, 2,56|              heals man of his spiritual weaknesses and infirmities, frees him
1562  III, 2,62|                to his condition, should weigh sincerely and attentively
1563   VI, 3,80|            whole question here turns on weighing well and understanding the
1564   VI, 8,99|                immigrants, and ready to welcome them out of brotherly love.~ ~
1565   VI, 8,0 |                 1G, 22), always for the welfare and spiritual development
1566   II, 2,17|              Accordingly, they have the well-known form of the catechumenate
1567    V,12   |              faith and at the same time well-ordered reflection on religious
1568    V,18   |               message. This organic and well-organised formation is certainly not
1569  Add, 5   |          baptismal grace, by means of a well-prepared reception 0f the sacraments
1570    I, 3,7 |       formulations and too much tied to Western culture. They are, therefore,
1571   II, 2,24|               presented with charity as whit as with due firmness.~ ~
1572    V, 6   |               students of this age with wholesome nourishment.~ ~The time
1573  Add, 3   |               by nourishing this desire wholesomely, and if instills a holy
1574    V, 2   |              school he enters a society wider than that of his family,
1575    I, 3,8 |                 to result either from a widespread failure to prepare suitably
1576   II, 2,26|                time, lt calls men to be wiliing to cooperate in the undertakings
1577  III, 2,58|                 the one order which God willed, namely, in the order in
1578  Add, 5   |                the Holy See, which will willingly hear them, and they are
1579    V, 6   |                 feared that he will not win their attention; or he can
1580   IV, 6   |               his own mature faith, and wisely orders the joint study toward
1581    I, 3,6 |              Many baptised persons have withdrawn so far from their religion
1582    V,11   |             kind of religious thinking, witnessing is not enough. Today scientific
1583   VI, 4,83|                 AIDS~ ~116 0f the chief Woking tools for catechesis, the
1584    I, 3,8 |               bishops, priests, men and women religious, lay people—should
1585   II, 1,10|                 the revelation of God’s wonders which was made in time and
1586    V,13   |             remain present in the young worker, it will be the task of
1587  III, 1,40|             while not despising them as worthless.~ ~These three main viewpoints
1588    V, 5   |                 can contribute anything worthwhile is a further reason why
1589  Add, 5   |                Lord.~ ~John J. Cardinal Wright, Prefect~ ~Pietro Paiazzini,
1590   II, 1,13|                 its beginning from Holy Writ and from the preaching of
1591   VI, 4,90|       co-operation among the producers, writers, and actors who offer their
1592   II, 1,11|               have decided to set it in writing for you" (Luke 1, 1-3).~ ~
1593  III, 2,49|             shown forth.~ ~St. Ignatius wrote to the Ephesians: "There
1594  Add, 5   |               The Supreme Pontiff, Pius X, declared, "The custom of
1595  III, 2,47|               creation of man (cf. Pius XII, Encyci. Humani generis,
1596    I, 2,3 |                 society of today" (John XXIII, Apost. Const. Humanae salutis,
1597  III, 2,47|                the power and victory of Yahweh, as the basis for showing
1598    I, 3,8 |           faithful should be faulted on zeal, which they in fact have