Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1int, 2|       the precious deposit of Christian doctrine in order to make
 2 1int, 2|     it more accessible to the Christian faithful and to all people
 3 1int, 3| Church. There the Pastors and Christian faithful find directives
 4  3, 1  |       better knowledge of the Christian mystery and for enlivening
 5  3, 3  |  given to the sacraments, the Christian way of life, explained beginning
 6  3, 3  |    Commandments, and finally, Christian prayer. At the same time,
 7  3, 4  | related one to the other: the Christian mystery is the object of
 8  3, 5  |   irreplaceable condition for Christian living, just as participation
 9  3, 6  |       our faith, the model of Christian conduct and the Teacher
10  4, 3  |      Church's Pastors and the Christian faithful to receive this