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 1 Intro       |       context of today’s world, evangelisation is seen as a proclamation
 2 Intro       |       articulated commitment to evangelisation. It is an invitation to
 3   1         |         the Church’s mission of evangelisation must be our basic and abiding
 4   1     (9) |        in finding new paths for evangelisation. John Paul II expressed
 5   1,   1    |         the Church’s mission of evangelisation. Having shown that there
 6   1,   1    |          whose express goal was evangelisation in the various contexts11,
 7   1     (11)|     Synods is to foster the new evangelisation. However, he also saw them
 8   1     (11)|         them as part of the new evangelisation (TMA 21). ~
 9   1,   1    |        has been expressed about evangelisation in the five continents have
10   1,   1    |        on the forms of life and evangelisation in the various continents.
11   1,   1    |         diversity of options in evangelisation, the differing viewpoints
12   1,   1    |    grave responsibility for the evangelisation of the contemporary world
13   3         |         raison d’etre, which is evangelisation. Communion and mission require
14   3         |          on all these fronts of evangelisation. How can we contribute,
15   3,   3    | concentration of efforts in the evangelisation of culture still remains
16   3,   3    |         the Church’s mission of evangelisation.~ ~
17   4,   2    |        atmosphere and action of evangelisation.~ ~ More than once I have
18   4,   3    |       dynamic in the mission of evangelisation. ~ ~Within this “synod”
19   4,   3    |       Church and her mission of evangelisation. ~ ~A path that is still
20   4,   3    |        will make any service to evangelisation most effective. Its progress
21   4     (96)|        the Congregation for the Evangelisation of Peoples: Dialogue andProclamation,
22   4     (97)|         world of education, the evangelisation of culture and the means