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 1   2,  17    |         for others." The Church's task is described as though it
 2   3,  23    |        universal dimension of the task entrusted to the apostles,
 3   3,  23    |          will not be alone in the task, but will receive the strength
 4   4,  32    |         not considered a marginal task for the Church but is situated
 5   4,  34    |      exist, for this is the first task of the Church, which has
 6   4,  34    |       they are in the challenging task of new evangelization, are
 7   4,  35    |          gentes faces an enormous task, which is in no way disappearing.
 8   4,  35    |          ever wider horizons. The task of proclaiming Jesus Christ
 9   4,  36    |        interest in the missionary task is a widespread indifferentism,
10   5,  47    |         devote themselves to this task. It is also true that many
11   5,  49    |           Responsibility for this task belongs to the universal
12   5,  51    | encouraged to share in the common task. Thus, these communities
13   5,  52    |         the bishops, who have the task of providing discernment
14   5,  53(92)|     Particular Churches "have the task of assimilating the essence
15   6,  61    |        her mission as a community task, while acknowledging in
16   6,  63    |    contribution to the missionary task.124~Each bishop too, as
17   6,  65    |          reference: "Although the task of spreading the faith,
18   6,  65    |          Church, as their special task."129~What is involved, therefore,
19   6,  71    |           variety of ways, is the task of all the Christian faithful.~
20   6,  75    |          Churches."160 Hence, its task is to "recruit missionaries
21   7,  83    |       Missionary formation is the task of the local Church, assisted
22   7,  83    |      these fronts but her primary task lies elsewhere: the poor
23   7,  86    |     entire Church, the missionary task must remain foremost, for