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 1   1,27 |   educational methods through such means as individual and group
 2   2,35 |        people in our care with the means of achieving their full
 3   2,51 |       Marist identity through such means as programs of Marist formation
 4   5,100|            activities, or whatever means offer themselves. ~
 5   5,114|            that work is a powerful means of self-fulfilment, of giving
 6   6,138|   educating our students in modern means of communication such as
 7   6,144|        education, 15 and what this means in terms of helping students
 8   6,145|          of Jesus and with what it means today to be a Christian.
 9   6,148|          closely as they mature by means of a developmental approach,
10   7,180|         none; those with financial means and those who lack them.~
11   7,181|            their own lives what it means to be a Christian today.
12   7,193|           of our project. Often it means having to make do with few
13   7,201|            always seeking the best means of moving the young people
14 Notes  |    salvation of souls and the best means to that end, were what they
15 Notes  |        members of this society the means to carry out their important
16 Notes  |      definitely he pointed out the means that should be employed
17 Notes  |            all their wants and the means of relieving them, as also
18 Notes  |            Hermitage House and our means allow us to improve our
19 Notes  |    negotiate with the communes the means of procuring a decent, not
20 Notes  |           option for the neediest’ means that we should not overlook
21 Notes  |  continents? Clearly, the ordinary means of pastoral work are not
22 Notes  |           the Church, evangelising means bringing the Good News into
23 Notes  |       Working for the Reign of God means acknowledging and promoting
24 Notes  |          Building the Reign of God means working for liberation from
25 Notes  |         Jesus, who unveils what it means to be fully human~The truth
26 Notes  |             Jesus) reveals what it means to be human and makes our
27 Notes  |        destiny and to give him the means to reach it; in a word,
28 Notes  |      particular concept of what it means to be a human person. In
29 Notes  |     perfect Man, as both model and means.~Lay Catholics in Schools,
30 Notes  |         child~1. Educating a child means enlightening his mind and
31 Notes  |     religion;~2. Educating a child means reforming his evil inclinations . . .~
32 Notes  |               3. Educating a child means training his heart and developing
33 Notes  | dispositions.~4. Educating a child means forming his conscience.~
34 Notes  |   conscience.~5. Educating a child means training him in piety.~6.
35 Notes  |       Giving religious instruction means making virtue and religion
36 Notes  |        loved.~7. Educating a child means training his will. ~8. Education
37 Notes  |      Education also and especially means training the child’s judgement.~
38 Notes  |    judgement.~9. Educating a child means moulding and polishing his
39 Notes  |          work at educating a child means to maintain constant vigilance
40 Notes  |          give a child an education means to inspire him with love
41 Notes  |          give a child an education means giving him the knowledge
42 Notes  |    imparting a good education also means seeing to the child’s physical
43 Notes  |        Finally, to educate a child means to give him the means to
44 Notes  |        child means to give him the means to acquire the total perfection
45 Notes  |           external adaptation, but means "the intimate transformation
46 Notes  |   enlightens, brings up - and that means God. . . ~So the teacher
47 Notes  |           them and to take all the means that an industrious zeal
48 Notes  |         therefore to anticipate by means of watchfulness and irreproachable
49 Notes  |         those in charge. The chief means of preventing faults which
50 Notes  |       clear self-understanding. It means knowing and accepting the
51 Notes  |      number of subjects. This also means learning to learn, so as
52 Notes  |            to faith or as a useful means of teaching apologetics.
53 Notes  |            their resources and the means at their disposal to enable
54 Notes  |      knowledge as to give them the means to acquire it. To do that,
55 Notes  |          as a sure and efficacious means of achieving this, and he
56 Notes  |     transmission of culture is the means of social communications.
57 Notes  |          education is an important means of improving the social
58 Notes  |          their aim, to furnish the means to instruct (those who cannot);
59 Notes  |      finished the building and our means enable us to install running-water,