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 1  I,7     |            to the Church and to the proclamation of her message.~The persistent
 2  I,9     |           new possibilities for the proclamation of the Gospel emerge in
 3 II,10    |             of the continent is the proclamation of Jesus Christ, true God
 4 III,17   |            of all times through the proclamation of the Gospel and loving
 5 IV,19    |                      The Primacy of Proclamation~19. On the eve of the Third
 6 IV,19    | evangelization without the explicit proclamation of Jesus as Lord. The Second
 7 IV,19    |         stressed the primacy of the proclamation of Jesus Christ in all evangelizing
 8 IV,19    |           renewed commitment to the proclamation of Jesus Christ precisely
 9 IV,19    |           saw the beginning of that proclamation two thousand years ago.
10 IV,20    |          more eager for the task of proclamation knowing that "through the
11 IV,20    |        death".68 This insistence on proclamation is prompted not by sectarian
12 IV,20    |           esteem for her listeners. Proclamation which respects the rights
13 IV,20    |           the need for the explicit proclamation of the Gospel in its fullness.
14 IV,20    |            these non-Christians the proclamation of Jesus Christ".71 While
15 IV,20    |             was inevitable that the proclamation of the Gospel by Western
16 IV,20    |   non-Christians and the continuing proclamation of Jesus to believers will
17 IV,20    |          their approach. In initial proclamation, for example, "the presentation
18 IV,20    |             preferred. In fact, the proclamation of Jesus Christ can most
19 IV,20    |             heart, so as to offer a proclamation adapted to the listener'
20 IV,22    |            basis for all missionary proclamation, catechesis, preaching and
21 IV,22    |      equipping them for the task of proclamation. Pastorally oriented courses
22 IV,23    |                   Christian Life as Proclamation~23. The more the Christian
23 IV,23    |        person of Jesus Christ. This proclamation is a mission needing holy
24 IV,23    |           fire. So, too, successful proclamation in Asia of the Good News
25 IV,23    |       places in Asia where explicit proclamation is forbidden and religious
26 IV,23    |          effect.~Clearly, then, the proclamation of Jesus Christ in Asia
27 IV,23    |        variety of approaches to the proclamation of Jesus, provided that
28 IV,23    |        elements: witness, dialogue, proclamation, catechesis, conversion,
29  V,29    |        evangelization. A new era of proclamation of the Gospel is essential
30  V,31    |         that gift to others through proclamation and dialogue.~ ~
31 VI,33    |        Fifty years after the solemn proclamation of the Universal Declaration
32 VII,42   |           that there can be no true proclamation of the Gospel unless Christians
33 VII,48   |           can assist greatly in the proclamation of the Gospel to every corner
34 Conclu,51|             Lord;~lead us in joyful proclamation of faith~in Christ our Saviour.~