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 1    1,   1| proclaiming the Gospel among those peoples; mindful too of the cause
 2    1,   2|          the Churches, nations and peoples, was linked to three circumstances
 3    2,   5|        Michael III, to send to his peoples "a Bishop and teacher ...
 4    2,   5|        then including various Slav peoples of Central Europe, at the
 5    2,   5|         They undertook among these peoples that mission to which both
 6    2,   6|           ad gentes" (for the Slav peoples), he assumed the ecclesiastical
 7    2,   6|         established among the Slav peoples.~
 8    2,   7|          Princes of the young Slav peoples. Thus he became the guide
 9    2,   7|          the revealed truth to new peoples while respecting their cultural
10    3,   8|        service of the Gospel among peoples that, in many aspects, were
11    3,   9|   evangelizing work among the Slav peoples was to constitute an important
12    3,   9|           and teachers of the Slav peoples let themselves be guided
13    3,   9|            to become part of those peoples and to share their lot in
14    3,  10|            problems inevitable for peoples who were defending their
15    3,  10|       elements in the lives of the peoples being evangelized. Situations
16    3,  10|         serve the good of the Slav peoples and the unity of the universal
17    3,  10|         and traditions of the Slav peoples, faithfully interpreting
18    3,  11|           the mentality of the new peoples to whom they wished to bring
19    3,  11|           expectations of the Slav peoples. Their generous decision
20    3,  11|     identify themselves with those peoples' life and traditions, once
21    3,  11|           languages of the various peoples, so as to bring them the
22    4,  12|           clear apostolic zeal for peoples then developing.~Western
23    4,  12|          the migrations of the new peoples, had amalgamated the newly
24    4,  13|          not seek to impose on the peoples assigned to their preaching
25    4,  13|   mentality and customs of the new peoples the subtle and complex elaborations
26    4,  13|        using in evangelizing those peoples.~Having undertaken their
27    4,  13|            nations! Extol him, all peoples".23 For us today their apostolate
28    4,  14|      between neighboring Christian peoples, the holy Brothers from
29    4,  14|         had founded among the Slav peoples.~
30    5,  16|       apostolic activity among the peoples who had not yet heard the
31    5,  16|           and mutual concord among peoples and nations, beyond all
32    5,  17|       courage. He showed that many peoples had already in the past
33    5,  17|            deciding that all other peoples and races should remain
34    5,  17|            nations! Extol him, all peoples!".34~
35    5,  20|            translated for the Slav peoples, drawing with wisdom from
36    5,  20|           of both Saints, the Slav peoples were able for the first
37    6,  21|          the native culture of the peoples which they were evangelizing,
38    6,  22|            culture of all the Slav peoples and nations make the work
39    6,  22|           and in the life of these peoples and nations.~
40    7,  25|   recognized by the family of Slav peoples as the fathers of both their
41    7,  26|            existing among the Slav peoples, but together with religion
42    7,  26|        help the young Churches and peoples to mature in their own identity
43    8,  28|      ordained in Rome for the Slav peoples, Methodius, and of his brother
44    8,  28|     commemorate the entry of these peoples on to the scene of the history
45    8,  30|            time" arrived for these peoples and nations, and the holy
46    8,  30|        life and the history of all peoples.~Grant, O Father, what the
47    8,  30|     brotherly communion of all its peoples, so that when incomprehension