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 1 Intro,  0,9 |          apostolic and missionary activity and to the many different
 2 Intro,  0,10| consecrated to his service, their activity in the ordinary life of
 3   I,  2,25  |     engaged in ordinary apostolic activity, it can be said that the
 4   I,  3,31  |         exclusive characteristic, activity in the world; the clergy,
 5  II,  1,44  |          listen.~More than in any activity, the apostolate consists
 6  II,  1,46  |   forcefulness to their apostolic activity which, in the context of
 7  II,  1,47  |           the Church's missionary activity with an availability which,
 8  II,  1,55  |           apostolate. In whatever activity or ministry they are involved,
 9  II,  1,57  |           pastoral and missionary activity. Consecrated women therefore
10  II,  1,57  |         other forms of missionary activity, is unthinkable without
11  II,  3,64  |        supporting, the vocational activity of each Institute.he effective
12  II,  3,70  |           gradual withdrawal from activity, sometimes caused by sickness
13 III,  0,73  |      great champions of apostolic activity have always taught, namely,
14 III,  1,77  |           the Church's missionary activity, in virtue of their interior
15 III,  1,78  |       whole lives in this primary activity of the Church, which is "
16 III,  1,78  |          For its part, missionary activity offers ample room for all
17 III,  1,79  |         the context of missionary activity the process of inculturation
18 III,  2,86  |       while engaged in missionary activity, in action on behalf of
19 III,  2,94  |           the ardour of apostolic activity. Both in contemplative and
20 III,  3,98  |        quest for the presence and activity of God in the complex reality
21 III,  4,100 |           the Church's prayer and activity. How can those called to
22 III,  4,101 |          charitable and apostolic activity of other Christians cannot
23 III,  4,101 |           help to make ecumenical activity ever more fruitful.I wish