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 1 Int,  2 |          benefits and gifts. The commitment of the laity to the work
 2 Int,  2 |          to renew her missionary commitment. The present document has
 3 Int,  2 |        given to others! It is in commitment to the Church's universal
 4 Int,  2 |          and to confirm in their commitment those exemplary brothers
 5 Int,  2 |        activity by fostering the commitment of the particular churches -
 6   2,  20|       dialogue, human promotion, commitment to justice and peace, education
 7   3,  27|   mission is seen as a community commitment, a responsibility of the
 8   4,  32|       her life, as a fundamental commitment of the whole People of God.
 9   4,  33| surroundings and have a sense of commitment to the universal mission.
10   4,  37|       are backed up by a serious commitment to a new evangelization
11   4,  37|        be directed; for example, commitment to peace, development and
12   5,  42|         God and to the Gospel. A commitment to peace, justice, human
13   5,  47|         many profess an interior commitment to Christ and his message
14   5,  50|       and stimulus for a renewed commitment to ecumenism. The relationship
15   5,  51|          with a view to a common commitment. These communities are a
16   5,  51|       poor and neglected, and of commitment to the transformation of
17   5,  51|          the Magisterium, with a commitment to missionary outreach and
18   5,  59|           encourages solidarity, commitment and service of one's neighbor,
19   6,  65|         is manifested in a total commitment to evangelization, a commitment
20   6,  65|  commitment to evangelization, a commitment which involves the missionary'
21   6,  66|          the Church's missionary commitment, which always stands in
22   6,  67|      special missionary zeal and commitment. The Lord entrusts to them
23   7,  79|         that a full and lifelong commitment to the work of the missions