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 1 Int,  2(1)   |                    Cf. Paul VI, Message for World Mission Day, 1972,
 2   1,  11     |      the Gospel, that prophetic message which responds to the needs
 3   2,  13     |         an identity between the message and the messenger, between
 4   2,  13     |         identification with the message he announces; he proclaims
 5   2,  16     |     universal scope to Christ's message, his actions and whole mission.
 6   2,  20     |         to those who accept her message. She is a dynamic force
 7   3,  29(45) |         AAS 78 (1986), 767; cf. Message to the Peoples of Asia,
 8   4,  35     |   nature: passing on the Gospel message seems irrelevant or incomprehensible,
 9   4,  37     | population. How do we bring the message of Christ to non-Christian
10   4,  37     |         to spread the Christian message and the Church's authentic
11   4,  37     |     necessary to integrate that message into the "new culture" created
12   5,  47     |    commitment to Christ and his message yet do not wish to be committed
13   5,  52     |    which involves the Christian message and also the Church's reflection
14   5,  53     |      translation" of the gospel message,92 keeping in mind the positive
15   5,  53(92) |       the essence of the Gospel message and of transposing it, without
16   5,  59     |          59. Through the gospel message, the Church offers a force
17   6,  68(137)|                                 Message for World Mission Day, 1982:
18   6,  71     |       strive so that the divine message of salvation may be known