Chap., §

 1 Int,  2 |        them; to foster missionary vocations; to encourage theologians
 2   4,  36|        countries, the decrease of vocations to the apostolate, and the
 3   6,  64|           and increase missionary vocations.~
 4   6,  69|   richness of the Spirit come the vocations of the Institutes of Consecrated
 5   6,  75| missionary, but in which specific vocations and institutions for missionary
 6   7,  77|           missions and missionary vocations. They help missionaries
 7   7,  79|           by promoting missionary vocations. While acknowledging the
 8   7,  79|     congregations. Promoting such vocations is at the heart of missionary
 9   7,  79|       this concern for missionary vocations. Conscious of the overall
10   7,  79|          the increase, missionary vocations, which are the real measure
11   7,  79|           danger of disappearing. Vocations to the priesthood and the
12   7,  80|           by fostering missionary vocations among their sons and daughters."167~
13   7,  80|        with conditions that favor vocations among young people. When
14   7,  83|      universal mission, promoting vocations ad gentes and encouraging
15   7,  84|         the fostering of lifelong vocations ad gentes, in both the older
16   7,  85|            begrudgingly conceding vocations to missionary institutes,
17   7,  85|      blessed with an abundance of vocations, are in a position to send