Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,1  |         plan on Asian soil, through men and women of that continent.
 2 Intro,4  |         name of so many millions of men and women in Asia who put
 3  I,9     |             to the formation of lay men and women, families and
 4 II,12    |            under heaven given among men by which we must be saved" (
 5 II,13    |             and uncertainties. When men and women respond with a
 6 II,13    |            mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus who
 7 II,14    |            is the Good News for the men and women of every time
 8 III,15   |            freedom, this love makes men and women visible instruments
 9 III,18   |          priests, religious and lay men and women all have an essential
10 IV,20    |            to all the missionaries, men and women, religious and
11 IV,20    |       cultures, exemplified in such men as Giovanni da Montecorvino,
12 IV,21    |             in some measure, giving men and women with a sincere
13 IV,22    |        concern for the formation of men and women in the consecrated
14 IV,23    |           is a mission needing holy men and women who will make
15  V,24    |      welfare. Despite having sinful men and women in her midst,
16  V,24    |             in the community of the men and women who have been
17  V,25    |           the laity and consecrated men and women in pastoral planning
18  V,28    |           city of reconciliation of men with God and among themselves,
19  V,29    |             essential to say to the men and women of our time, but
20  V,29    |          Church's dialogue with the men and women of Asia who seek
21  V,31    |            the process of dialogue. Men and women in the consecrated
22  V,31    |      religions shows that religious men and women, without abandoning
23 VI,32    |           Church reaches out to all men and women without distinction,
24 VI,32    |         society, and especially lay men and women with responsibilities
25 VI,34    |        understanding of the role of men and women in the family,
26 VI,34    |             complementarity between men and women, and through clearer
27 VII,43   | institutional administrators but as men whose minds and hearts are
28 VII,44   |       religious traditions of Asia, men and women dedicated to the
29 VII,44   |             expected of consecrated men and women in the Christian
30 VII,45   |          other fields of study; and men in seminaries and houses
31 VII,47   |        parishes and dioceses, young men and women should therefore
32 VII,49   |           is also the joyful cry of men and women of more recent
33 Conclu,50|            in Asia: the clergy, the men and women religious and