The cons. Life in the mission "ad gentes"
   Chapter, Paragraph
 1   1  |           have taken place in the world in which we live. Contradictory
 2   1  |           with one another on the world level and exercise a certain
 3   1,1|     exercising influence on their world. This often enough brings
 4   1,5|      which they have to offer the world. But it can also bring certain
 5   1,5|      gentes" sense in these first world countries either by priests,
 6   2  |        their "environment" or the world in which they live their
 7   2  |          realities of this modern world.  Among a number of theologians
 8   2  |         role of the Church in the world of today, the new understanding
 9   3  |         which we have seen in the world that coincided with either
10   3  |         new realities of this new world of today with renewed hope
11   3  |         forms of "poverty" in the world of today in our territories.
12   4  |           115). "Since the end of World War II, the regular hierarchy
13   5  |      changes which we find in the world in which we live, we can
14   5,1|    remains. In those parts of the world where we find the "older


The cons. life in the miss. ad gentes today
   Chapter, Paragraph
15   1,1|        plan (of salvation) in the world and in history (AG9).~As
16   1,1|         the Church’s mission in a world that risks becoming post-ecclesial,
17   1,1|    culture’s understanding of the world and the human person (J.
18   2  |          and going into the whole world, carry out the work of preaching
19   2  |           must "go into the whole world", especially to the peoples "
20   3  |           Asia, with 12.2% of the world’s population, while only
21   3  |           Asia will "conquer" the world. This is the reason the
22   3  |         towards the non-Christian world.... On the other hand, the
23   3  |           likewise throughout the world (RM 85).~Certainly, although
24   4  |         Christ the Saviour in the world, by the concept of the Church
25   4  |           presence throughout the world, who help in the formation
26   4  |          person from the ordinary world and reserves him or her
27   5  |          confronted with this new world. Contemplatives, and not
28   6  |  experience", who shares with the world the experience of Jesus (
29   6  |           close. This is what the world expects of evangelisers.
30   6  |             which must infect the world with hope and joy.~
31   7  |         Father will transform the world into a glorified state.


Missio ad gentes and the excl. missionary inst.
   Chapter, Paragraph
32 Int  |           Africa - to the Western world.~
33   2,3| Consequences for the Charisma~The world was still divided in Christian
34   3,1|        and its fulfillment in the world and in world history" (AG
35   3,1|   fulfillment in the world and in world history" (AG 9).~Hence,
36   3,1|     mission of God himself in the world. Missionary activity builds
37   3,1|           of God's design for the world. This identification of
38   3,1|     mission of God himself in the world. Mission is rooted in the
39   3,1|       times". The analysis of the world and of society constitutes
40   3,2|          to live in a secularized world. Besides, with the loss
41   4,2|     pluralism even in the western world, devote themselves to an
42   4,2|           of members of the Third World and our presence in frontier
43   4,2|    fraternity and justice and the world that confronts us with poverty,
44   4,2|          the building of a better world for everybody.~ad gentes~ ~
45   4,3|           Christians of the First World. The missions had their
46   4,3|           Christians of the Third World were more used to benefit


Pr. and prosp. common to all inst. of cons. life in the miss. ad gentes
   Chapter, Paragraph
47   1,2|         between local culture and world culture. ~The independent
48   1,2|  countries in all continents. The world religions themselves are
49   1,3|       organized and maintained at world level and are acquiring
50   1,3|    traditional territories but at world level too. There has, therefore,
51   2,1|          must adapt to a changing world and meet the new challenges
52   2,1|         of them. This is the real world which the Lord loves and
53   2,2|  missionary thrust to the outside world (cf. RM 49, 62), but they
54   2,2|           continent and the whole world. ~IV) Nature, purpose and
55   2,2|          of the Church and of the world". (RM 41). The encyclical
56   2,2|         times emerging in today's world. This invitation is first
57   2,2|           the new problems in the world of today" (VC 73). ~Consecrated
58   2,3|         concerns of the Pope. The world situation requires this


Small group gatherings - Monastic Ord.
   Chapter, Paragraph
59      |     Church’s mission to the pagan world.  The almost total absence
60      |     monasticism, especially after World War II.~The initiatives
61      |          Monasticism in the Third World, pp. 19-20).~Faced with


The ad gentes miss. in an inst. of brothers
   Chapter, Paragraph
62      |         work in every part of the world in order to consolidate
63      |           from bishops around the world for opening schools, orphanages
64      |         strength after the Second World War, due to two reasons:


The witn. of cons. life in the local church
   Chapter, Paragraph
65      |           expresses itself in the world about it.~
66   2,A|         God is experienced in the world about us, in conflicts,
67 Con  |        the plan of God to all the world.~The post-synodal Apostolic


Formation for mission
   Chapter, Paragraph
68      |            the study of the great world religions, missiology."


Cons. life as a way to inculturation
   Chapter, Paragraph
69   5  |  unrealisitic but yet not of this world. We plant, we water, but


Miss. ad gentes - Dial. in the non-Christian cont.
   Chapter, Paragraph
70      |           cradle of several great world religions and many ancient
71      |       having three-fourths of the world’s population, a significant
72      |           Asian people, the great world religions played a significant
73      |           in the context of great world religions like Hinduism,
74      |           in the midst of various world religions and their spiritual
75      |       transforming mission in the world, should work together for
76      |        human values especially of world peace.  As the essence of


Lay ass. and miss. ad gentes, of the Maryknoll f. and br.
   Chapter, Paragraph
77   6  |        the context of the secular world. Too often we see the spirituality