Chapter,Paragraph

 1 Intro   |           situation of children and youth. ~In a particular way, the
 2 Intro   |           evangelising children and youth and our priority of working
 3   1,2   |           Marist Brothers.~- in his youth~Marlhes (1789-1805)~
 4   1,21  |            Educator of children and youth~
 5   1,23  |          the mostly poorly educated youth who wanted to be Brothers
 6   2,31  |          the Christian formation of youth, Marcellin affirmed and
 7   2,33  |            Brothers, Lay educators, youth leaders, or among all those
 8   2,33  |            whether we be parents of youth being served by Marists,
 9   2,51  | spirituality, the evangelisation of youth, justice and solidarity.~
10   3,64  |          many of these children and youth moves us personally, and
11   4,75  |           we seek to be apostles to youth, evangelising through our
12   4,77  |         Jesus and apostles to other youth.~to awaken their critical
13   4,81  |            of today’s generation of youth and their choice of priorities.
14   4 (26)|             of Pope John Paul II to Youth, 1993, 4,5; Christifideles
15   4,89  |              In our work with older youth and young adults, we address
16   5,124 |            response to the needs of youth, our contact with cultures
17   5,125 |            Marcellin in being among youth, especially the most neglected,
18   6,126 |           to educating children and youth, in the way of Mary.~
19   6,162 |           focused on assisting such youth to become active agents
20   6,163 |          for educating contemporary youth, and to deepen our understanding
21   7     |                     We reach out to youth~
22   7,173 |         organisations or government youth departments, or by ourselves,
23   7 (7) |             of Pope John Paul II to Youth, 1993~
24   7,180 |           at school, parish groups, youth in urban or rural settings,
25   7,182 |           182. We invite school-age youth, who have come some way
26   7,182 |           convictions to join us in youth ministry, for example, in
27   7,182 |        children and as animators in youth movements and other activities
28   7,183 |          pastoral ministry to older youth and young adults emphasises
29   7 (12)|             of Pope John Paul II to Youth, 1993~
30   7,186 |                             186. As youth ministers, we are convinced
31   7,187 |            the theory and praxis of youth ministry. We develop competence
32   7,189 |            co-ordination bodies for youth ministry at the parish,
33   7,196 |            and programs for helping youth who are imprisoned, who
34   7,197 |          and material needs of such youth through preventive action
35   7,205 |           ongoing formation open to youth workers.~
36 Quest   |          entering into the world of youth other than in school settings:~
37 Quest   |             the whole person of the youth with whom you are working (
38 Notes   |             he asked after the sick youth, to be told by his tearful
39 Notes   |         subject of the Education of Youth. We sought above all, to
40 Notes   |          the Christian education of youth:~May our Good Mother bless
41 Notes   |           you, for the education of youth. Be the first to rejoice
42 Notes   |          the Christian education of youth.~Catholic Schools, 79~2.
43 Notes   |       Family, 1990~ ~ ~3: Among the Youth, especially the most neglected~
44 Notes   |          the Christian education of youth. That is the end of your
45 Notes   |             mission as educators of youth commits us to work to promote
46 Notes   |           to the Spirit and open to Youth~We are close to young people
47 Notes   |         Church, and to the needs of youth. Such alertness makes it
48 Notes   |            of deprived children and youth. I know it is easy to become
49 Notes   |           the integral formation of youth.~Letter to Superiors General
50 Notes   |       special interest in apostolic youth movements, which are complementary
51 Notes   |           Spes, 22~4.14 Apostles to youth~In founding his Institute,
52 Notes   |            Vita Consecrata, 96~4.26 Youth, the Hope of the Church~
53 Notes   |             of Pope John Paul II to Youth, 1993, 4,5~The Synod wished
54 Notes   |           of entire populations. . .Youth make up an exceptional potential
55 Notes   |           future of the Church. . . Youth must not be simply be considered
56 Notes   |             the renewal of society. Youth is a time of an especially
57 Notes   |             much to talk about with youth, and youth have so much
58 Notes   |          talk about with youth, and youth have so much to share with
59 Notes   |         common among all of today's youth, and they tend to raise
60 Notes   |             of Pope John Paul II to Youth, 1993~7.13 Being close to