Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   I, I,3     |         they are to present the Gospel teaching and engage in liturgical
 2   I, I,5     |         territory to preach the gospel, prepare catechumens for
 3   I,II,6     |   things with the spirit of the gospel. In this way, particularly
 4   I,II,9     |      whole world and preach the gospel to every creature" (Mk 16:
 5   I,II,9     |       ever being ashamed of the gospel (cf. Rom 1:16). While the
 6   I,II,9     |         all for the sake of the gospel" (1Cor 9:22-23; cf. 2Cor
 7   I,II,9     |       me if I do not preach the gospel" (1Cor 9:16). The burning
 8   I,III,12   |      too is called to bring the gospel into the heart of the different
 9   I,III,12   | explains, "the Church makes the gospel incarnate in different cultures
10   I,III,12   |    summarized as follows:~- The gospel message, though it can never
11   I,III,12   |        universal Church. ~- The gospel is a force for renewal,
12   I,III,12   |         of inculturation of the gospel. ~Following the above directives,
13   I,III,12   |    should be convinced that the gospel is strong enough to penetrate
14   I,III,13   |    between the preaching of the gospel and the promotion of human
15   I,III,13   |         s mission. "Through the gospel message, the Church offers
16   I,III,13   |       To take the values of the gospel into the economic, social
17   I,III,13   |    problems in the light of the gospel. They should therefore be
18   I,III,15   |       be a "preparation for the gospel"; their limitations and
19   I,III,15   |      not in conformity with the gospel and which should be respectively
20   I,III,16   |         to the preaching of the gospel and the orderly growth of
21 III,VII,33   |       bringing the light of the gospel to bear on various situations.
22 Conclu,VII,37|       first proclamation of the gospel. If missionaries could not