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 1   1,  8 |      coercion by individuals, or by groups, or by any human power,
 2   4,  33|        activity addresses: peoples, groups, and socio-cultural contexts
 3   4,  33|            and proclaim it to other groups. This is mission ad gentes
 4   4,  33|      Churches as well, where entire groups of the baptized have lost
 5   4,  34|             directed to "peoples or groups who do not yet believe in
 6   4,  34|      inasmuch as it is addressed to groups and settings which are non-Christian
 7   4,  37|        well-defined territories and groups of people.~The growth in
 8   4,  37|             mission ad gentes, with groups and areas not yet evangelized.
 9   4,  37|        abandoned and isolated human groups, but it is also true that
10   4,  37|            that individual or small groups cannot be evangelized if
11   4,  37|   institutions, special centers and groups, and cultural and social
12   4,  37|             of individuals or small groups and enter into pastoral
13   5,  49|             and among non-Christian groups, and to encourage a missionary
14   5,  51|      missionary outreach. These are groups of Christians who, at the
15   5,  53|           variety of expressions.91 Groups which have been evangelized
16   6,  61|          These include individuals, groups and communities. A typical
17   6,  67|    especially for the non-Christian groups in their own area. They
18   6,  72| organizations, ecclesial movements, groups and solidarities of different
19   6,  74|         communities and Bible study groups; those in charge of charitable
20   7,  82|            communities and cultural groups are also forming which call
21   7,  83|          parishes, associations and groups, especially youth groups.~
22   7,  83|            groups, especially youth groups.~With this end in view,
23   7,  86|              the human and cultural groups not yet reached by the Gospel,