Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1 Intro,  0 |     thoughts naturally turn to the Africans themselves and to all who
 2   I,  0   |         She must strengthen in all Africans hope of genuine liberation.
 3   I,  0   |        harmonious participation by Africans in the preparation of the
 4   I,  0   |        accepted and carried out by Africans — Bishops and experts —
 5   I,  0   | appropriate ways and means whereby Africans would be better able to
 6  II,  1   |            gratitude: "By now, you Africans are missionaries to yourselves.
 7  II,  1   |             were a great trial for Africans and weakened their ability
 8  II,  1   |        individual nations depends.~Africans have a profound religious
 9  II,  1   |        selfishness of the rich".50 Africans show their respect for human
10  II,  2   |   religions professed by very many Africans, for these religions are
11 III,  0   |          Paul VI said in Kampala: "Africans, you are now your own missionaries".
12 III,  0   |       Because the vast majority of Africans have not yet heard the Good
13 VII,  0   |            phrase of Paul VI, ?You Africans are missionaries to yourselves',
14 Conclu,  0|      misery on the Continent, some Africans are at times tempted to
15 Conclu,  0|          names of each one of you [Africans] is written on those palms.