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 1 Intro,3   |            particularly vocations ministry... Therefore we must regenerate
 2 Intro,8   |           death. Either vocations ministry is mystagogic, and therefore
 3 Intro,8(4)|      Developments of the Pastoral Ministry of Vocations in the Particular
 4  I        |           in quality in vocations ministry.~
 5 II,15     |     therefore the model for every ministry.~In the light of the Father
 6 II,18     |           in quality for pastoral ministry today becomes a question
 7 II,19     |         in the youngest.~c) Sign, ministry, mission~Accordingly, every
 8 II,19     |   relation to the Church it is a "ministry"; in relation to the world
 9 II,19     |          Church every vocation is ministry, rooted in the pure gratuity
10 II,21     |           of benefit to vocations ministry in all the Churches.~Of
11 II,22     |    particular Churches, vocations ministry still needs to clarify the
12 II,22     |     relationship between ordained ministry, vocations of special consecration
13 II,22     |    vocations. A unitary vocations ministry is based upon the vocational
14 II,22     |           today, for the ordained ministry, which represents the first
15 II,22     |          Bishops is entrusted the ministry of calling those who aspire
16 II,22     |    apostolic office.~The ordained ministry makes the Church to be,
17 II,22     |          Accordingly the ordained ministry enjoys a service of communion
18 II,22     |         translation: the ordained ministry for all vocations and all
19 II,22     |        vocations for the ordained ministry in a reciprocity of communion.
20 III,25    |           and motivates vocations ministry as such?~The response is
21 III,25    |   vocation, theology of vocations ministry and pedagogical-pastoral
22 III,25    |         that "a unitary vocations ministry is based upon the vocational
23 III,26    |          the other.~Therefore the ministry of vocational calling belongs
24 III,27    | nourishment of every vocation and ministry in the Church. In liturgical
25 III,27    |         individualistic vision of ministry and consecration of life
26 III,27    |           own life or through the ministry of catechesis. This, then,
27 III,29    |         necessity of the ordained ministry for the existence of the
28 III,29    |        other hand the educational ministry of the woman is to be properly
29 IV,32     |      characteristics of vocations ministry or the five dimensions of
30 IV,34     |        the present reflection the ministry of accompaniment was indicated
31 IV,34     |         did John the Baptist.~The ministry of vocational accompaniment
32 IV,34     |         accompaniment is a humble ministry, of that calm and intelligent
33 IV,36     |          vocation to the ordained ministry or to religious or secular
34 IV,37     |      those called to the ordained ministry". (109)~The same could be
35 IV,37(111)|   religious vows and the ordained ministry, according to the two ways
36 IV,37(111)|           Europe, to the celibate ministry (Western Church) and to
37 IV,37(111)|        Church) and to the married ministry (Oriental Churches). It
38 IV,37(111)|      preparation for the ordained ministry might be appropriate in
39 IV,37(111)|          the exercise of the same ministry could then attain its objective