Chapter, Paragraph
1 Intro,2 | Asia:"That they may have Life and have it abundantly" (
2 Intro,3 | characteristic mode of the Church's life in Asia. A sincere and honest
3 Intro,3 | a fraternal dialogue of life, communion and mission.~ ~ ~
4 I,5 | important influence on the life and mission of the Redeemer
5 I,5 | perish but have eternal life" (Jn 3:16).~Likewise, the
6 I,6 | the values of respect for life, compassion for all beings,
7 I,7 | destructive effects on family life and values. Mention was
8 I,7 | dignity and inviolability of life abound and present a special
9 I,7 | defence and promotion of life through health care, social
10 I,7 | an icon of the service to life which the Church is offering
11 I,8 | government and economic life, for equal opportunities
12 I,8 | yearning for a more abundant life may be satisfied as God
13 I,9 | springtime of Christian life".26 One solid cause of hope
14 I,9 | the Spirit, bringing new life and vigour to the formation
15 I,9 | importance of holiness of life and readiness to offer one'
16 I,9 | readiness to offer one's life for the Gospel. They are
17 II,10 | wants to offer the new life she has found in Jesus Christ
18 II,10 | search for the fullness of life, so that they can have the
19 II,10 | faith and to the Christian life as a service to their brothers
20 II,11 | lived an authentically human life. The Jesus whom we proclaim
21 II,11 | using examples from everyday life to speak of God's love and
22 II,11 | believe that this particular life, in one sense so ordinary
23 II,11 | upon every facet of human life and society beset by sin
24 II,11 | death has brought us to life again: "God made [us] alive
25 II,12 | faithful of the communion of life of the Blessed Trinity and
26 II,12 | within the communion of life and action of the Trinity.
27 II,12 | and the Truth, and the Life" (Jn 14:6), because, as
28 II,12 | love he entrusted his whole life and mission into the hands
29 II,12 | reconciliation and fullness of life to the world. This extraordinary
30 II,12 | and all humanity in all of life's situations. This is the
31 II,13 | Jesus' perfectly human life, devoted wholly to the love
32 II,13 | service and love for the life of all. Together with the
33 II,14 | yearning for fullness of life. 47 Risen from the dead,
34 II,14 | human condition. "It is his life that speaks, his humanity,
35 III | SPIRIT:~LORD AND GIVER OF LIFE~ ~ ~
36 III,15 | always been associated with life and the giving of life.
37 III,15 | with life and the giving of life. The Nicene-Constantinopolitan
38 III,15 | the Lord, the Giver of Life". It is not surprising,
39 III,15 | seen as the wellspring of life for all creatures. Creation
40 III,15 | that marks the innermost life of the Trinity, filled that
41 III,15 | not just as the Author of Life but as the One who purifies
42 III,15 | against evil and to serve life and everything that is good.
43 III,16 | of the Spirit's presence: life, new life. Between the sending
44 III,16 | Spirit's presence: life, new life. Between the sending of
45 III,16 | significance in his action in the life and mission of Jesus. The "
46 III,18 | search for the fullness of life. In that encounter alone
47 III,18 | which springs up to eternal life, namely, the knowledge of
48 IV,19 | name, the teaching, the life, the promises, the Kingdom
49 IV,20 | deepest questions of his life, and respect for the action
50 IV,20 | peoples for the fullness of life in Christ. 73~Yet even during
51 IV,21 | culture is the result of the life and activity of a human
52 IV,21 | People of God, since the life of the Church as a whole
53 IV,22 | summit of all Christian life and mission. 95 It is a
54 IV,22 | complex realities of Asian life, ought to be incorporated
55 IV,22 | peoples' search for a fuller life. 104 To this end, emphasis
56 IV,22 | women in the consecrated life, making it clear that the
57 IV,23 | Christian Life as Proclamation~23. The
58 IV,23 | example of true communion of life and integrity of love. The
59 IV,23 | interrelated with a genuine life of prayer and contemplation,
60 IV,23 | those in the consecrated life and the laity are themselves
61 IV,23 | that the silent witness of life still remains the only way
62 V,24 | the mystery of his inner life and carry out his plan of
63 V,24 | might walk in newness of life (cf. Rom 6:4). At the heart
64 V,24 | is an essential demand of life in Christ that whoever enters
65 V,24 | cultures and religions "the life of the Church as communion
66 V,25 | of the unity of faith and life of the whole People of God.
67 V,25 | engaged in a "dialogue of life and heart" sustained by
68 V,25 | from sharing fully in the life and mission of the parish
69 V,25 | fostering conversion of life. 134 It is the responsibility
70 V,25 | well integrated into the life and mission of the parish
71 V,25 | Diocesan structures and parish life. Communion grows stronger
72 V,27 | reborn into the newness of life in Christ, believers are
73 V,28 | to resurrection and new life for humanity. I encourage
74 V,29 | from the true sources of life, love and happiness. This
75 V,29 | became man, shared our human life and spoke in a human language
76 V,31 | way and the truth and the life'... The fact that the followers
77 V,31 | the need for a dialogue of life and heart. The followers
78 V,31 | women in the consecrated life can contribute very significantly
79 V,31 | every level of ecclesial life, a renewed "holy pride"
80 VI,32 | called to live a communion of life which shows itself particularly
81 VI,32 | political and economic life are often inimical to human
82 VI,32 | responsibilities in public life, need to be well formed
83 VI,34 | of Jesus. Simplicity of life, deep faith and unfeigned
84 VI,34 | their role in the Church's life, including her intellectual
85 VI,34 | including her intellectual life, and by opening to them
86 VI,35 | The Gospel of Life~35. The service of human
87 VI,35 | begins with the service of life itself. Life is a great
88 VI,35 | service of life itself. Life is a great gift entrusted
89 VI,35 | are therefore guardians of life, not its proprietors. We
90 VI,35 | moment of conception, human life involves God's creative
91 VI,35 | with the Creator, who is life's source and its sole end.
92 VI,35 | without respect for human life, especially the life of
93 VI,35 | human life, especially the life of those who have no voice
94 VI,35 | to defend themselves. The life of every person, whether
95 VI,35 | on the sanctity of human life. I join them here in calling
96 VI,35 | programmes which defend the life of those who are powerless
97 VI,40 | spending on the necessities of life such as food, health, housing
98 VII,42 | form of witness is the very life of the missionary, of the
99 VII,42 | than in teaching, and in life and action than in theories".207
100 VII,42 | persuaded by holiness of life than by intellectual argument.
101 VII,43 | in the Church. By their life of prayer, zealous service
102 VII,44 | The Consecrated Life and Missionary Societies~
103 VII,44 | between the consecrated life and mission. Under its three
104 VII,44 | caritatis, the consecrated life shows forth God's love in
105 VII,44 | The search for God, a life of fraternal communion,
106 VII,44 | characteristics of the consecrated life which can offer an appealing
107 VII,44 | those in the consecrated life to be witnesses to the universal
108 VII,44 | primacy of God and to eternal life. Living in community, they
109 VII,44 | embraced the consecrated life are called to become leaders
110 VII,44 | contemplative and ascetical life enjoy great respect, and
111 VII,44 | This makes the consecrated life a privileged means of effective
112 VII,44 | and societies of apostolic life in the evangelization of
113 VII,44 | those in the consecrated life to renew their zeal to proclaim
114 VII,44 | religious and consecrated life, and promote such vocations.
115 VII,44 | institutes of apostolic life have recently been founded
116 VII,44 | missionary societies of apostolic life, characterized by their
117 VII,45 | their proper role in the life and mission of the People
118 VII,45 | Gospel in every area of life in society, the lay faithful
119 VII,45 | participation of women in the life and mission of the Church
120 VII,46 | because through the family life is passed on from generation
121 VII,46 | the Gospel is the rule of life and the gift which the family
122 VII,46 | should be active in parish life, partaking of the sacraments,
123 VII,47 | growth in the Christian life but also help in the form
124 VII,49 | as always the seed of new life for the Church in every
125 Conclu,50| for peace and fullness of life. Especially now, in the
126 Conclu,50| that all Asians "may have life and have it abundantly" (
127 Conclu,51| and so taste the joy of life in all its fullness.~O Mary,
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