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 1 Intro,1    |         the threshold of the Third Christian Millennium marvelling at
 2 Intro,1    |         can pray that in the Third Christian Millennium a great harvest
 3 Intro,4    |       Fathers remembered the first Christian community, the early Church,
 4  I,9       |          of the fifth century, the Christian message had reached the
 5  I,9       |           fifth century. The first Christian Church was built there at
 6  I,9       |           of Jesus Christ, through Christian witness, works of charity
 7  I,9       |            of a "new springtime of Christian life".26 One solid cause
 8 II,10      |       Church, and every individual Christian within her, may not keep
 9 II,10      |            to the faith and to the Christian life as a service to their
10 III,15     |         the one Saviour of all.~In Christian Tradition, the Holy Spirit
11 III,15     |           to the New Testament. In Christian thought he is seen as the
12 IV,19      |         anew in the heart of every Christian: "All authority in heaven
13 IV,19      |        Fathers recalled that "many Christian communities in Asia have
14 IV,21      |     evangelizers in presenting the Christian faith and making it part
15 IV,21      |        true expressions of the one Christian faith. "Through inculturation
16 IV,21      |           the inculturation of the Christian faith in Asia. 86 The same
17 IV,21      |           Asians, wish to make the Christian faith their own, can rest
18 IV,22      |            more committed to their Christian faith because they perceive
19 IV,22      |           source and summit of all Christian life and mission. 95 It
20 IV,23      |                                    Christian Life as Proclamation~23.
21 IV,23      |      Proclamation~23. The more the Christian community is rooted in the
22  V,24      |         their relations with other Christian Churches and ecclesial communities,
23  V,29      |     Saviour. It extends beyond the Christian world to the followers of
24  V,30      |      improved relations among some Christian Churches and Ecclesial Communities
25  V,30      |   Conferences in Asia invite other Christian Churches to join in a process
26  V,30      |            associations to promote Christian unity. The Synod's suggestion
27  V,30      |        that the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity be celebrated more
28  V,31      |            for our times. From the Christian point of view, interreligious
29  V,31      |        with a mature and convinced Christian faith are qualified to engage
30  V,31      |          the vitality of the great Christian traditions of asceticism
31 VI,32(166) |          the Faith, Instruction on Christian Freedom and Liberation Libertatis
32 VI,32      |        doctrine of the Church. 167 Christian leaders in the Church and
33 VI,32      |          will not only alert these Christian leaders to their duty, but
34 VI,34      |         service to which the whole Christian tradition bears witness. "
35 VI,34(171) |          the Faith, Instruction on Christian Freedom and Liberation Libertatis
36 VI,34      |         should find an ally in the Christian community, and for this
37 VI,36      |         moved by the extraordinary Christian witness borne by religious
38 VI,36      |        such as AIDS. Increasingly, Christian health care workers are
39 VI,36      |         care policies not based on Christian principles, and many of
40 VI,36      |            best way to ensure that Christian values and ethics enter
41 VI,37      |         known, must retain a clear Christian identity in order to be
42 VI,37      |          identity in order to be a Christian leaven in Asian societies. 189~ ~ ~
43 VI,41      |       rises from the depths of our Christian tradition, which looks to
44 VII,42     |          of the missionary, of the Christian family, and of the ecclesial
45 VII,42     |            missionary".206 Genuine Christian witness is needed especially
46 VII,42     |       Jesus Christ and his Gospel. Christian mission demands no less.~
47 VII,44     |       which can offer an appealing Christian testimony to the peoples
48 VII,44     |            attest to the values of Christian fraternity and to the transforming
49 VII,44     |   consecrated men and women in the Christian tradition. Their silent
50 VII,46     |           traditions.~Seen through Christian eyes, the family is "the
51 VII,46     |       ecclesia domestica). 226 The Christian family, like the Church
52 VII,46     |          agents of evangelization. Christian families are today called
53 VII,46     | evangelization in such a time, the Christian family needs to be genuinely "
54 VII,46     |            lovingly living out the Christian vocation.~As the Synod Fathers
55 VII,46     |     recreation. This will help the Christian family to become a hearth
56 VII,46(230)|         Family Advisory Bureaus of Christian Inspiration (29 November
57 VII,47     |          provide the experience of Christian friendship which is so important
58 VII,47     |          more mature growth in the Christian life but also help in the
59 VII,47     |         and youth counselling.~The Christian formation of young people
60 VII,48     |         media simply to spread the Christian message and the Church's
61 VII,49     |            the very essence of the Christian message. The word itself, "
62 Conclu,51  |            Third Millennium of the Christian era, trusting absolutely