Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,3  |           views of many Pastors of the People of God on the American continent,
 2 Intro,3  |              of the Church and calling people to conversion, communion
 3 Intro,4  |             priests, religious and lay people from every part of the continent.~
 4 Intro,6  |         together with your priests and people, a commitment not to a re-evangelization
 5  I,8     |           calls. There are cases where people, in encountering Jesus,
 6  I,8     |             Lord is calling them. Many people in Jesus's own time saw
 7  I,8     |               come into the world, and people loved darkness rather than
 8  I,12    |              way Jesus lived among the people of his time. Reading these
 9 II,13    |             tell of Jesus encountering people in very diverse situations.
10 II,13    |               At other moments we find people searching for the truth
11 II,13    |           which the Lord prepares some people for a later encounter. Thus,
12 II,15    |          consecrated religious and lay people who have given life . . .
13 II,18    |                s infinite love for all people and becomes an effective
14 II,19    |           educating and supporting lay people involved in law-making,
15 II,21    |          special attraction for simple people from country areas.~The
16 II,21    |               family traditions and of people's particular religious traditions.
17 II,22    |                the irresponsibility of people in government who, in incurring
18 II,24    |                increases the number of people in prison — in a word, it
19 II,25    |               governmental bodies, all people of good will must work to
20 II,25    |          sometimes deliberately set by people driven by selfish interest.
21 III,27   |               Hence, for the Christian people of America conversion to
22 III,32   |                 of every nation, race, people and tongue” (Rev 7:9) is
23 III,32   |           integrate the members of the People of God within each country
24 IV,33    |     distinction, and that he calls all people to share in that same Trinitarian
25 IV,34    |               for them is entrusted to people of faith and competence”. (105)
26 IV,34    |       undeniable progress in preparing people for the sacraments of Christian
27 IV,35    |         catechesis, the Pastors of the People of God in America must strive “
28 IV,36    |             deacons, religious and lay people to implement a coordinated
29 IV,36    |               all the members of God's People with Jesus Christ, (119)
30 IV,38    |          theological formation for lay people and seminarians of the Latin
31 IV,39    |              Gospel.~As pastors of the People of God in America, priests
32 IV,39    |            problems and hopes of their people, sharing their experiences
33 IV,39    |        presence of Jesus who draws his people together”. (129)~The task
34 IV,40    |               continent has many young people, who represent an immense
35 IV,40    |               and holiness. The entire People of God is responsible for
36 IV,40    |             discern the needs of God's People and their various charisms,
37 IV,41    |              cultural diversity of the people, open to pastoral projects
38 IV,41    |              great hope. It can gather people in community, assist family
39 IV,41    |            sense of anonymity, welcome people and help them to be involved
40 IV,41    |               the collaboration of lay people and therefore a director
41 IV,42    |              are at the service of the People of God, in communion with
42 IV,43    |           themselves to service of the People of God on the continent. (150)
43 IV,44    |             unity of the Church as the People of God gathered into the
44 IV,44    |               evangelizing work of lay people who, incorporated into the
45 IV,44    |             who, incorporated into the People of God through a spirituality
46 IV,44    |             are two areas in which lay people live their vocation. The
47 IV,44    |        consumerism and corruption, lay people are called to embody deeply
48 IV,44    | intra-ecclesial”. A good number of lay people in America legitimately
49 IV,44    |             the works entrusted to lay people be clearly “distinct from
50 IV,44    |      intra-ecclesial apostolate of lay people needs to be promoted, care
51 IV,46    |           serious preparation of young people for marriage, one which
52 IV,47    |                                  Young people, the hope of the future~
53 IV,47    |                of the future~47. Young people are a great force in society
54 IV,47    |             efforts to catechize young people before Confirmation and
55 IV,47    |            formation process for young people must be constant and active,
56 IV,47    |              In fact, while many young people in America are searching
57 IV,47    |         missionary commitment to young people, so that they will encounter
58 IV,47    |               of adolescents and young people through programs for Christian
59 IV,47    |             pastoral outreach to young people wherever they are found:
60 IV,47    |                changing world of young people. Such an effort should seek
61 IV,47    |                And what of those young people who do not grow out of their
62 IV,47    |                lack of maturity, young people need to be invited to have
63 IV,50    |           relationship with the Jewish people. Jesus belongs to the Jewish
64 IV,50    |            Jesus belongs to the Jewish people and he inaugurated his Church
65  V,59    |            touches the life of so many people. For this reason, different
66  V,60    |             offer enlightenment to all people of good will anxious to
67  V,61    |          themselves, as Pastors of the People of God, courageously and
68  V,61    |              meaning of life” to young people who, when faced with a lack
69  V,63    |         euthanasia; and the many other people relegated to the margins
70  V,63    |                indifference of so many people, the threats posed by eugenics
71  V,63    |                with the Pastors of the People of God in America, I appeal
72  V,63    |               both Catholics and other people of good will, to establish
73  V,64    |       encounter with Christ. Since all people, whatever their race or
74  V,64    |                the midst of these very people. (235)~
75  V,65    |            today, especially with many people and families from Latin
76  V,65    |         strategy among these immigrant people, in order to help them settle
77 VI,66    |               all the members of God's People, particularly those living
78 VI,67    |                salvation made known to people yesterday, today and for
79 VI,67    |               truly makes an impact on people, awakens and transforms
80 VI,67    |                been neglected and many people have thus been estranged
81 VI,68    |            mission a duty “to lead all people to encounter Christ”. (253)~
82 VI,69    |           religious situation of young people and adults calls for a catechesis
83 VI,70    |          incarnate within a particular people, even though his redemptive
84 VI,70    |               brought salvation to all people, of every culture, race
85 VI,70    |               meant for each and every people and culture, in order to
86 VI,71    |                women and committed lay people — “to persevere in their
87 VI,72    |               culture and mentality of people today, which is why there
88 VI,72    |                sought by all.~Business people should be encouraged to
89 VI,73    |               at those segments of the People of God most exposed to proselytism
90 VI,73    |          ignorance, families of simple people suffering from material
91 VI,73    |          almost exclusively to meeting people's material needs has not
92 VI,74    |             the history of the pilgrim People of God in America. Evangelization
93 Conclu,75|               the right moment for the People of God in America to renew “