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 1    1,   1   | Thessalonica), especially among the Slav nations, and mindful of
 2    1,   1(2)|              to the Prelates of the Slav Nations: AAS 55 (1963),
 3    1,   3   |          thus from the midst of the Slav nations.~The events of the
 4    1,   3(5)|                       Only in a few Slav nations is the feast still
 5    2,   4   |     situated on the frontier of the Slav territories, it also certainly
 6    2,   4   |             it also certainly had a Slav name: Solun.~Methodius was
 7    2,   5   |        State then including various Slav peoples of Central Europe,
 8    2,   5   |       stopped in Pannonia where the Slav Prince Kocel, who had fled
 9    2,   6   |         Legate "ad gentes" (for the Slav peoples), he assumed the
10    2,   6   |        Church established among the Slav peoples.~
11    2,   7   |        various Princes of the young Slav peoples. Thus he became
12    3,   9   |         evangelizing work among the Slav peoples was to constitute
13    3,   9   |       preachers and teachers of the Slav peoples let themselves be
14    3,  10   |            to serve the good of the Slav peoples and the unity of
15    3,  10   |       bringing the Good News to the Slav nations which were then
16    3,  10   |            into the language of the Slav population which had settled
17    3,  10   |       customs and traditions of the Slav peoples, faithfully interpreting
18    3,  11   |             and expectations of the Slav peoples. Their generous
19    4,  12   |          and universal.~Even though Slav Christians, more than others,
20    4,  14   |          they had founded among the Slav peoples.~
21    5,  17   |             their mission among the Slav nations.~In Venice, before
22    5,  20   |        Methodius translated for the Slav peoples, drawing with wisdom
23    5,  20   |         efforts of both Saints, the Slav peoples were able for the
24    6,  21   |           in territory inhabited by Slav peoples-contains both a
25    6,  21   |             all the cultures of the Slav nations owe their "beginning"
26    6,  21   |           and literature of all the Slav nations.~Furthermore, the
27    6,  21   |             the greater part of the Slav nations, and in particular
28    6,  21   |          Cross in Cracow, where the Slav Benedictines had established
29    6,  22   |    vis-a-vis the culture of all the Slav peoples and nations make
30    7        |         CHRISTIAN MILLENNIUM IN THE SLAV WORLD~
31    7,  23   |          Rite took the place of the Slav Rite and Bohemia was assigned
32    7,  23   |             Polish territories of a Slav Rite ecclesiastical organization.~
33    7,  25   |         recognized by the family of Slav peoples as the fathers of
34    7,  25   |   missionaries, the majority of the Slav population in the ninth
35    7,  26   |            coming into being in the Slav nations. From them also
36    7,  26   |          already existing among the Slav peoples, but together with
37    8,  28   |            ordained in Rome for the Slav peoples, Methodius, and
38    8,  28   |             as the first son of the Slav race to be called, after
39    8,  29   |      Constantinople, from which the Slav mission had begun.~Now that
40    8,  30   |            heritage of faith of the Slav nations; preserve and bless
41    8,  31   |          thanks you, who called the Slav nations into the communion
42    8,  31   |    universal patrimony. The Pope of Slav origin in a special way
43    8,  31   |        original and valid which the Slav nations have brought and