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 1 Int,  4     |    humanity, in fidelity to their mission, they have confirmed, supported
 2   1,  14    |         and by his very life: his mission culminates in the Cross
 3   1,  19    |          he entrusts a particular mission, beginning with the Twelve;
 4   1,  25    |        Apostles carried out their mission of preaching the Gospel
 5   2,  45    |        respect and fulfilling her mission of authentically interpreting
 6   2,  49(88)| Reconciliation and Penance in the Mission of the Church Today cites
 7   3,  84    |      requirements of the Church's mission, for the salvation of the
 8   3,  85    |           Paul's awareness of the mission he had received: "Christ...
 9   3,  95    |       separated from her teaching mission, which she must always carry
10   3,  108   |         can likewise speak of the mission and the responsibility proper
11   3,  109   |           carry out her prophetic mission, the Church must constantly
12   3,  109   |           to carry out its proper mission, to recognize its profound
13   3,  109   |         mystery, her life and her mission: "Theology is an ecclesial
14   3,  109   |          actively involved in the mission of the Church, particularly
15   3,  109   |     particularly in its prophetic mission".171 By its very nature
16   3,  111   |         for the Church's life and mission, but also for human society
17   3,  113   |   conformity with their apostolic mission, insisting that the right