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 1 Int,  2 |        expound systematically the various aspects of missionary activity;
 2   1,  5 |   only-begotten Son: "In many and various ways God spoke of old to
 3   1,  6 |           helpful to consider the various aspects of the mystery of
 4   1,  9 |           or are ordered to it in various ways, whether they be Catholic
 5   3,  28|           of the Word" present in various customs and cultures, preparing
 6   3,  30|          of the first missions in various countries of Asia, Africa
 7   4,  34|        which exists between these various saving activities of the
 8   4,  39|      conscience. To those who for various reasons oppose missionary
 9   5,  52|  insertion of Christianity in the various human cultures."85 The process
10   5,  52|      expression and values in the various sectors of Christian life,
11   5,  57| established with the followers of various religions through their
12   6,  64|           of them and touches the various spheres of ecclesial life.
13   6,  64|           seeking to overcome the various obstacles and increase missionary
14   6,  72|      Within the Church, there are various types of services, functions,
15   6,  74|         resources; leaders in the various forms of the apostolate;
16   6,  75|         ordered union between the various responsibilities and functions
17   6,  75|          the more urgent needs of various regions...draw up an ordered
18   6,  75|   Episcopal Conferences and their various bodies, the major superiors
19   6,  75|         toward the mission in its various forms. To this end, the
20   6,  75|        the local churches and the various missionary forces. In an
21   6,  76|   Episcopal Conferences and their various groupings have great importance
22   6,  76|           cooperation between the various missionary institutions,
23   7,  79|     acknowledging the validity of various ways of being involved in
24   7,  82|         as well as experts of the various international bodies. In