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 1   4,  32|         traditionally Christian areas which are in need of re-evangelization.
 2   4,  32|       specifically "missionary" areas, or whether we should speak
 3   4,  32|         the integration of both areas into the Trinitarian plan
 4   4,  37|     entire peoples and cultural areas of great importance have
 5   4,  37|         gentes, with groups and areas not yet evangelized. Thus,
 6   4,  37|       geographical and cultural areas which lack indigenous Christian
 7   4,  37|    created world. These too are areas which need to be illuminated
 8   4,  37|       attentive to these modern areas of activity and to be involved
 9   4,  40|       toward those geographical areas and cultural settings which
10   5,  47|      people, precisely in those areas involved in the mission
11   5,  49|      there are still very large areas where there are no local
12   5,  51|       less privileged and rural areas, and become a leaven of
13   5,  53| especially in the more delicate areas of inculturation, particular
14   6,  67|   humanity.~Especially in those areas where Christians are a minority,
15   6,  69|      world, especially in those areas where religious traditions
16   7,  82|       from young communities to areas where Christianity is unknown