Catechism of the Catholic Church by Paragraphs

Covers Christ' offering of himself for our sins to the Father, our participation in Christ' sacrifice; Christ' body in the tomb, Christ descended to hell, and on the third day rose again, and his appearance to his disciples. 

Covers "the keys of the kingdom", the Transfiguration, Jesus' entrance into Jerusalem, Jesus and the Law, Jesus and the Temple, the Jews not being collectively responsible for Jesus' death.

Covers Mary's virginal motherhood, and the mysteries of Christ' life.

Covers the Incarnation, true God and true man; Mary, Mother of God and her perpetual virginity.

Covers the consequences of Adam's sin for humanity, the promise of a savior; God has sent his Son, Christ at the heart of catechesis, the power of the Holy Name of Jesus, Christ, Jesus as the Son of God, the title, "Lord".

Covers man and his relationship to creation, being made in the image of God, man as body and soul composite, original holiness and justice; the reality of sin, the fall of the angels, the fall of man and original sin.

Covers reasons for creation, role of divine providence, moral evil allowed to exist; angels, diversity of creatures, law written into creation as principle of wisdom and foundation of morality.

CCC 251 - 300

CCC 201 - 250

CCC 150 - 200