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1501 5, 45 | which sent him and which supports him.~Proclamation is inspired
1502 6, 68 | that encyclical, which "surmounted the territorial dimension
1503 7, 86 | justice and brotherhood; the surmounting of different forms of racism
1504 8, 89 | love for the Church can sustain the missionary's zeal. His
1505 7, 86 | of women.~Christian hope sustains us in committing ourselves
1506 2, 13 | beginning of his mission in the synagogue at Nazareth, when he applies
1507 Int, 2 | theologians to explore and expound systematically the various aspects of missionary
1508 Int, 3 | ideologies and political systems; the opening of frontiers
1509 5, 56 | does not originate from tactical concerns or self-interest,
1510 1, 5 | truth, I am not lying), a teacher of the Gentiles in faith
1511 5, 58 | material assistance or technological means, but from the formation
1512 5, 58 | development, not money or technology. The Church forms consciences
1513 1, 5 | preacher and apostle (I am telling the truth, I am not lying),
1514 2, 13 | favors asked of him.~St. John tells us that "God is love" (1
1515 6, 68 | some of their priests for temporary service in the churches
1516 8, 91 | so many problems, a world tempted to pessimism, the one who
1517 5, 47 | in the mission ad gentes, tend to separate conversion to
1518 2, 14 | God, thus revealing his tender care for the needy and for
1519 8, 89 | takes the form of concern, tenderness, compassion, openness, availability
1520 Conc, 92 | oriented toward Christ and tending to the revelation of his
1521 2, 17 | In this view, the kingdom tends to become something completely
1522 5, 49 | relation to the vastness of the territory and the density of the population.
1523 4, 40 | growing ever more distant. Tertullian's saying, that the Gospel
1524 5, 45 | Rom 1:16).~The supreme test is the giving of one's life,
1525 1, 5 | as a ransom for all, the testimony to which was borne at the
1526 3, 23 | very important missionary text. It makes us understand
1527 5, 45 | of great opposition" (1 Th 2:2); "Pray...also for me,
1528 7, 83 | Christian countries the theme of the missions can prove
1529 2, 17 | of which they speak is "theocentrically" based, since, according
1530 5, 52 | evangelization, worship, theology and charitable works. She
1531 5, 42 | life and action than in theories. The witness of a Christian
1532 8, 88 | count equality with God a thing to be grasped, but emptied
1533 4, 37 | everything is in flux. One thinks, for example, of urbanization
1534 4, 33 | activity and pastoral care.~Thirdly, there is an intermediate
1535 Conc, 92 | Gentes, in the year 1990, the thirteenth of my Pontificate.~JOHN
1536 Int, 2 | wishes to understand himself thoroughly...must...draw near to Christ.... [
1537 1, 11 | respond to this grace in thought, word and deed, not only
1538 5, 47 | That very day some three thousand persons were baptized. And
1539 5, 50 | these sects represents a threat for the Catholic Church
1540 6, 71 | for their part, in the threefold mission of Christ as Priest,
1541 2, 16 | are complementary; each throws light on the other.~
1542 6, 71 | recognize - and it is a title of honor - that some churches
1543 3, 29(45) | Representatives of Other Religions, Tokyo, February 24, 1981, 3-4:
1544 8, 91 | comes from faith. In a world tormented and oppressed by so many
1545 6, 67(135) | Priestly Formation Optatam Totius, 20: cf. "Guide de la vie
1546 6, 64 | enrichment for all of them and touches the various spheres of ecclesial
1547 7, 82 | missionary spirit.~International tourism has now become a mass phenomenon.
1548 7, 82 | positive development if tourists maintain an attitude of
1549 | towards
1550 5, 54 | research. The safeguarding of traditional values is the work of a
1551 4, 37 | culture is undoubtedly the tragedy of our time,"62 and the
1552 6, 67 | whereby they will learn to transcend the bounds of their own
1553 4, 37 | The rapid and profound transformations which characterize today'
1554 2, 17 | dimensions. Such a view easily translates into one more ideology of
1555 5, 53 | will they be capable of translating the treasure of faith into
1556 5, 53 | provide the elements for a "translation" of the gospel message,92
1557 5, 52 | her own community.86 She transmits to them her own values,
1558 5, 53(92) | the Gospel message and of transposing it, without the slightest
1559 6, 63 | universal mission. I have traveled all over the world in order "
1560 5, 53 | capable of translating the treasure of faith into a legitimate
1561 1, 6 | especially the spiritual treasures - that God has bestowed
1562 2, 14 | homes (cf. Lk 5:30; 15:2), treating them as equals and friends (
1563 6, 66 | This is a praiseworthy trend which demonstrates the continuing
1564 7, 84(169) | propagazione del vangelo, Trentola Ducenta, 1952 2, p. 35.~
1565 5, 51 | also show how divisions, tribalism and racism can be overcome.~
1566 Conc, 92 | proceeds along the path already trodden by the Virgin Mary."177~
1567 1, 11 | good of man, but man who is truncated, reduced to his merely horizontal
1568 5, 44 | which all evangelization turns.~In the complex reality
1569 2, 20(29) | Ecclesiology on the Occasion of the Twentieth Anniversary of the Closing
1570 Conc, 92 | Peter's, on December 7, the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Conciliar
1571 8, 91 | you are the hope of this two-thousand-year-old Church of ours: being young
1572 3, 29 | religions is dictated by a twofold respect: "Respect for man
1573 6, 72 | Church, there are various types of services, functions,
1574 6, 61 | groups and communities. A typical example is the local church
1575 4, 40 | number of people who remain unaware of Christ's redemption.~
1576 8 | community which witnessed unbelieving and hostile forces "gathered
1577 5, 47 | Spirit, establishes real and unbreakable bonds with the Blessed Trinity,
1578 6, 67 | their vocation, but also an uncommon readiness to detach themselves
1579 5, 56 | dialogue, the Church seeks to uncover the "seeds of the Word,"104
1580 5, 54 | there is a risk of passing uncritically from a form of alienation
1581 4, 37 | language appropriate to and understandable in those surroundings (cf.
1582 6, 65 | Church those institutes which undertake the duty of evangelization,
1583 7, 83 | recommend that such studies be undertaken especially in seminaries
1584 2, 17 | little room for the Church or undervaluing the Church in reaction to
1585 4, 37 | the Gospel and culture is undoubtedly the tragedy of our time,"62
1586 4, 32 | Church's activities.~This uneasiness denotes a real change, one
1587 5, 50 | well as any appearance of unhealthy rivalry, Catholics should
1588 1, 6 | 20). It is precisely this uniqueness of Christ which gives him
1589 7, 86 | widespread as to require the uniting of all the Church's resources.
1590 5, 58 | hospitals, printing presses, universities and experimental farms.
1591 7, 86 | pessimism. But this feeling is unjustified: we have faith in God our
1592 5, 47 | Baptism, regarding Baptism as unnecessary. It is true that in some
1593 1, 11 | preach to the Gentiles the unsearchable riches of Christ" (Eph 3:
1594 5, 60 | inspired by charity, nothing is unseemly and everything is good."116~
1595 1, 8 | of humanity can find, in unsuspected fullness, everything that
1596 4, 34 | clearly definable, and it is unthinkable to create barriers between
1597 4, 36 | can, we must say: "We are unworthy servants; we have only done
1598 4, 32 | sects. Religious and social upheaval makes it difficult to apply
1599 Conc, 92 | Church must gather in the Upper Room "together with Mary,
1600 7, 78 | the faithful. I therefore urge those engaged in the pastoral
1601 8, 89 | Christ did.~The missionary is urged on by "zeal for souls,"
1602 5, 58 | forms of oppression is most urgently needed. The Church has always
1603 5, 45 | the Acts of the Apostles uses the word parrhesia to describe
1604 5, 45 | Pray...also for me, that utterance may be given me in opening
1605 6, 68 | the churches. They make a valuable contribution to the growth
1606 7, 84(169) | Chiese" e la propagazione del vangelo, Trentola Ducenta, 1952
1607 4, 32 | situation which is extremely varied and changing. Peoples are
1608 6, 63 | responsibility is reflected to varying degrees in Episcopal Conferences
1609 Bles | Blessing~Venerable Brothers, Beloved Sons and
1610 4, 34 | activity ad extra, and vice versa.~
1611 3, 23 | different emphases found in each version, Mark presents mission as
1612 6, 63(120) | Curia, Vatican City and the Vicariate of Rome, June 28, 1980,
1613 4, 34 | missionary activity ad extra, and vice versa.~
1614 2, 14 | Lk 4:18). To all who are victims of rejection and contempt
1615 4, 39 | from which he emerged a victor through his resurrection."63
1616 5, 60(114) | the residents of "Favela Vidigal" in Rio de Janeiro, July
1617 6, 67(135) | Totius, 20: cf. "Guide de la vie pastorale pour les pretres
1618 4, 33 | at today's world from the viewppoint of evangelization, we can
1619 8 | CHAPTER VIII - MISSIONARY SPIRITUALITY~
1620 4, 37 | what is known as a "global village." The means of social communication
1621 7, 77 | him as the branches to the vine (cf. Jn 15:5) can we produce
1622 1, 8 | respects consciences, does not violate freedom. Faith demands a
1623 5, 60 | has been obscured and even violated. For this reason, God has
1624 7, 86 | values: the rejection of violence and war; respect for the
1625 3, 29 | leads us to broaden our vision in order to ponder his activity
1626 5, 60 | said during my pastoral visit to Brazil: "The Church all
1627 7, 82 | strengthen one's faith. Visiting the missions is commendable,
1628 5, 52 | renewal. During my pastoral visits to the young churches I
1629 5, 54 | harmoniously in the chorus of other voices in the universal Church."97
1630 7, 83 | universal Church and in voicing the experiences of missionaries
1631 3, 29 | nor does he fill a sort of void which is sometimes suggested
1632 4, 39 | individual church that would voluntarily cut itself off from the
1633 6, 72 | international Christian volunteer organizations, ecclesial
1634 5, 60 | and I also encourage the volunteers from non-governmental organizations
1635 Int, 2 | ad gentes) appears to be waning, and this tendency is certainly
1636 7, 86 | rejection of violence and war; respect for the human person
1637 7, 82 | avoiding ostentation and waste, and seeking contact with
1638 4, 34 | them or to put them into watertight compartments. Nevertheless,
1639 5, 59 | of being overwhelmed by a wave of consumerism.~"Fight hunger
1640 Int, 2 | internal and external have weakened the Church's missionary
1641 5, 50 | divided among themselves weakens their witness. It is thus
1642 5, 59 | ought to create among the wealthy a realization that the time
1643 6, 68 | setting of the Church which welcomes them, and form one presbyterate
1644 1, 11 | wisdom, a pseudo - science of well-being. In our heavily secularized
1645 4, 37 | non-practicing, is exercised within well-defined territories and groups of
1646 4, 32 | world, so that there are now well-established churches, sometimes so sound
1647 4, 39 | the same road that Christ went-namely a road of poverty, obedience,
1648 3, 25 | and the far regions of the West. It is the Spirit who is
1649 | whenever
1650 | Wherever
1651 Int, 1 | we must commit ourselves wholeheartedly to its service. It is the
1652 Conc, 92 | To "Mary's mediation, wholly oriented toward Christ and
1653 6, 63 | particular church, has a wide-ranging missionary duty. It falls
1654 5, 48 | his children, who had been widely scattered, might be gathered
1655 7, 85 | not isolate yourselves; willingly accept missionaries and
1656 3, 29 | and] knows what is said" (Wis 1:7), leads us to broaden
1657 1, 11 | Christianity to merely human wisdom, a pseudo - science of well-being.
1658 6, 75 | I can only confirm these wise directives. In order to
1659 4, 31 | Church, in fact, "cannot withdraw from her permanent mission
1660 4, 38 | on the other hand we are witnessing a desperate search for meaning,
1661 Int, 1 | necessity is laid upon me. Woe to me if I do not preach
1662 1, 9 | salvation is the Church. Christ won the Church for himself at
1663 1, 4 | theological ideas, some people wonder: Is missionary work among
1664 7, 80 | Is 6:8) They will have a wonderful life ahead of them, and
1665 1, 11 | mankind, and opens up the wondrous prospect of divine filiation.
1666 4, 37 | Christian presence.~(b) New worlds and new social phenomena.~
1667 6, 73 | catechists, both men and women, worthy of praise, to whom missionary
1668 1, 5 | risen Christ as the Lord. He writes: "Although there may be
1669 1, 8 | individual, but it is also written in the history of humanity
1670 7, 77 | marvelous things which God had wrought through their preaching (
1671 Int, 2(1) | Day, 1972, Insegnamenti X, (1972), 522: "How many
1672 4, 40(67) | praescriptione haereticorum, XX: CCL, I, 201f.~
1673 5, 51 | missionary outreach and without yielding to isolationism or ideological
1674 | yours
1675 7, 83 | associations and groups, especially youth groups.~With this end in
1676 5, 52(88) | Address to the Bishops of Zaire, Kinshasa, May 3, 1980,
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