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 1 Int,  2 |     particularly the authorities of countries to which missionary activity
 2   3,  30|           first missions in various countries of Asia, Africa and Oceania.
 3   4,  32|           the dechristianization of countries with ancient Christian traditions,
 4   4,  32|        overwhelmingly non-Christian countries, and the proliferation of
 5   4,  32|           some Christian cities and countries had become "mission territories";
 6   4,  33|          situation, particularly in countries with ancient Christian roots,
 7   4,  34|             traditionally Christian countries, for example, involved as
 8   4,  34|             non-Christians in other countries and continents unless they
 9   4,  35|        human enterprise. In certain countries missionaries are refused
10   4,  36| dechristianization within Christian countries, the decrease of vocations
11   4,  37|             traditionally Christian countries there are regions that are
12   4,  37|         evangelized. Thus, in these countries too there is a need not
13   4,  37|             traditionally Christian countries, it does not seem justified
14   4,  37|         must be directed. There are countries and geographical and cultural
15   4,  37|           is greatest. In not a few countries, over half the population
16   4,  37|       forget the young, who in many countries comprise more than half
17   4,  37|             traditionally Christian countries, creating fresh opportunities
18   4,  37|           been created in not a few countries, and which are often the
19   4,  39|             strives for this in all countries, especially in those with
20   4,  40|             growth in non-Christian countries of the South and the East
21   5,  49|             from other churches and countries must work in communion with
22   5,  53|             from other churches and countries, must immerse themselves
23   6,  66|             traditionally Christian countries, and historically they have
24   6,  66|           institutes have arisen in countries which previously only received
25   6,  66|             traditionally Christian countries and in the younger churches.~
26   7,  79|    ourselves how it is that in some countries, while monetary contributions
27   7,  81|           action especially in poor countries. The missionary Church gives
28   7,  82|             traditionally Christian countries who work for a time in non-Christian
29   7,  82|             a time in non-Christian countries. These circumstances are
30   7,  82|             the citizens of mission countries and followers of non-Christian
31   7,  82|             traditionally Christian countries is a challenge for the ecclesial
32   7,  82|          proclamation. In Christian countries, communities and cultural
33   7,  82|            from the immigrants' own countries and of returning missionaries,
34   7,  83|        evangelization" of Christian countries the theme of the missions
35   8,  91|             and re-live in your own countries the missionary epic of the