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 1 Intro,3|        directly the encounter in dialogue of the particular Churches,
 2 Intro,3|      confirmed the importance of dialogue as a characteristic mode
 3 Intro,3|         to encounter them and to dialogue with them. Yet there was
 4 Intro,3|        of Asia.~The encounter in dialogue of the Bishops and the Successor
 5 Intro,3|       experienced in a fraternal dialogue of life, communion and mission.~ ~ ~
 6  I,6   |       seeks to engage in sincere dialogue with their followers. The
 7 III,15 |      prime agent of the Church's dialogue with all peoples, cultures
 8 III,18 |     continent. Just as the great dialogue of love between God and
 9 III,18 |        mystery of Christ, so the dialogue between the Saviour and
10 III,18 |   peoples of Asia for the saving dialogue with the Saviour of all.
11 IV,20  |        Saint Paul who engaged in dialogue with the philosophical,
12 IV,21  |        makes possible a fruitful dialogue with the cultural and religious
13 IV,21  |        presence ensures that the dialogue unfolds in truth, honesty,
14 IV,21  |           then she can begin the dialogue of salvation; she can offer,
15 IV,21  |     their charism, to guide this dialogue with discernment. Likewise,
16 IV,23  |   aspects and elements: witness, dialogue, proclamation, catechesis,
17  V     |          CHAPTER V~COMMUNION AND DIALOGUE~FOR MISSION~ ~ ~
18  V,24  |     relations and interreligious dialogue, recognizing that building
19  V,24  |         of solidarity, promoting dialogue among religions and cultures,
20  V,24  |          a renewed commitment to dialogue. At the threshold of the
21  V,25  |          laity are engaged in a "dialogue of life and heart" sustained
22  V,27  |  directly involved in ecumenical dialogue with their sister Orthodox
23  V,27  |    experiences in interreligious dialogue, especially with Islam.
24  V,29  |                     A Mission of Dialogue~29. The common theme of
25  V,29  |      relationship in a spirit of dialogue. The desire for dialogue,
26  V,29  |         dialogue. The desire for dialogue, however, is not simply
27  V,29  |    origin in the Father's loving dialogue of salvation with humanity
28  V,29  |          his saving message. The dialogue which the Church proposes
29  V,29  |  solidarity prompts the Church's dialogue with the men and women of
30  V,29  |     Church cannot but enter into dialogue with all peoples, in every
31  V,29  |         Her efforts to engage in dialogue are directed in the first
32  V,29  |          human heart. Ecumenical dialogue and interreligious dialogue
33  V,29  |      dialogue and interreligious dialogue constitute a veritable vocation
34  V,30  |                       Ecumenical Dialogue~30. Ecumenical dialogue
35  V,30  |          Dialogue~30. Ecumenical dialogue is a challenge and a call
36  V,30  |   continuing fruitful ecumenical dialogue into the next millennium,
37  V,30  | ecumenical centres of prayer and dialogue; and adequate formation
38  V,30  |         formation for ecumenical dialogue needs to be included in
39  V,31  |                   Interreligious Dialogue~31. In my Apostolic Letter
40  V,31  |   opportunity for interreligious dialogue and for meetings with the
41  V,31  |          religions. 152 Contact, dialogue and cooperation with the
42  V,31  |          Carta of interreligious dialogue for our times. From the
43  V,31  |          of view, interreligious dialogue is more than a way of fostering
44  V,31  |          bring to interreligious dialogue the firm belief that the
45  V,31  |    people".155~In the process of dialogue, as I have already written
46  V,31  |        in genuine interreligious dialogue. "Only Christians who are
47  V,31  |         engage in interreligious dialogue".157 It is therefore important
48  V,31  |         models of interreligious dialogue—evangelization in dialogue
49  V,31  |       dialogue—evangelization in dialogue and dialogue for evangelization—
50  V,31  |   evangelization in dialogue and dialogue for evangelization—and suitable
51  V,31  |       the need in interreligious dialogue for firm faith in Christ,
52  V,31  |          speak of the need for a dialogue of life and heart. The followers
53  V,31  |      they meet their partners in dialogue (cf. Mt 11:29). "Interreligious
54  V,31  |      directory on interreligious dialogue be drawn up. 159 As the
55  V,31  |          I mention some forms of dialogue already taking place with
56  V,31  |  contemplation in the process of dialogue. Men and women in the consecrated
57  V,31  |  significantly to interreligious dialogue by witnessing to the vitality
58  V,31  |         religions.~Communion and dialogue are two essential aspects
59  V,31  |         through proclamation and dialogue.~ ~
60 VI,38  |        than it ever solves, that dialogue is the only just and noble
61 VII,44 |        and leading to a fruitful dialogue with surrounding cultures
62 VII,47 | interreligious and intercultural dialogue.~ ~ ~