Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,3(5)|         Bishops, Nuntius (Final Message), 2.~
 2  I,7      |         the proclamation of her message.~The persistent reality
 3  I,9      |    fifth century, the Christian message had reached the Arab kingdoms,
 4  I,9      | divisions among Christians, the message failed to take root among
 5  I,9      | universality of the evangelical message of our adoption as children
 6 II,12     |         situations. This is the message which Christianity offers
 7 IV,20     |      and local, who brought the message of Jesus Christ and the
 8 IV,22     | biblical word in passing on the message of salvation to the peoples
 9 IV,23     |       embody in their lives the message that they proclaim.~In this
10  V,29     |       to communicate his saving message. The dialogue which the
11 VI,39(194)|                   John Paul II, Message for the World Day of Peace (
12 VII,42    |       lives in harmony with the message they preach: "The first
13 VII,48    |         to spread the Christian message and the Church's authentic
14 VII,48    |     necessary to integrate that message into the ‘new culture' created
15 VII,49    |        essence of the Christian message. The word itself, "martyr",