The cons. Life in the mission "ad gentes"
   Chapter, Paragraph
 1 Int  |      Consecrated Life and the Local Churches~The title of the Conference
 2 Int  |      Consecrated Life and the Local Churches, especially as these Changes
 3 Int  |       Whence the expression, "local Churches" here refers to such Churches
 4 Int  |       Churches" here refers to such Churches in mission territories.
 5   2  |           are causing the Church or Churches to ask certain questions,
 6   3  |            of the life of the local Churches.   These Major Superiors
 7   5,1|            where we find the "older Churches", we are witnessing a decreased
 8   5,1|          founded in the established Churches, is the tendency on the
 9   5,3|      Recruits coming from the young Churches newly or recently founded.~
10   5,3|             they bring to the local Churches and for being visible witnesses (
11 Con  |        Apostolic Life and the Local Churches in mission territories.


The cons. life in the miss. ad gentes today
   Chapter, Paragraph
12   2  |           had a place alongside the Churches which had received the promise (
13   2  |    responsibility of the particular Churches and of all the members of
14   3  |            where there are no local Churches or where their number is
15   3  |            dangers is thatthe older Churches, involved in new evangelisation,
16   3  |           the other hand, the young Churches are concerned about their
17   3  |           to missionaries. To these Churches I say: Do not isolate yourselves;
18   3  | missionaries and support from other Churches, and do likewise throughout
19   3  |             the communion among the Churches, and it has its foundation
20   3  |             own identity, the young churches often fall into the phenomenon
21   3  |           the countless independent Churches of South Africa. And "missiologists"
22   5  |           help among the particular churches confronted with this new
23   5  |       institutes and the particular Churches (VC 48-51).~


Missio ad gentes and the excl. missionary inst.
   Chapter, Paragraph
24 Int  |            activity in the European churches and the invitation following
25   2,2|           to create parishes, build churches, establish religious communities
26   2,2|         after those of the European churches, rather than witness to
27   3,2|           in the development of the churches we founded (cf. 1967 CICM
28   3,2|           vocations in the European churches, we just risk to become
29   4,1|           maturity and become local Churches assuming fully their responsibility
30   4,2|             insertion than in local Churches where we are already working
31   4,3|         evangelization but from the Churches we helped to grow. When


Pr. and prosp. common to all inst. of cons. life in the miss. ad gentes
   Chapter, Paragraph
32   1,4|        Bishops taking charge of the churches. The erection of the local
33   1,4|     divisions.   Overall, the local Churches have grown. There is an
34   1,5|        another place.  In the local Churches, the presence of religious
35   1,5|           the increase in the local churches, there is a change from
36   1,6|             changes pervade all the Churches. The missionaries have been
37   2  |            Institutes and the local Churches and these are part of the
38   2  |          that the life of the local Churches and of the Institutes is,
39   2,2|     internal communion of the local churches should not diminish their
40   2,2|          should be aware that local churches do not exist everywhere (
41   2,2|      territories entrusted to these churches... there remain vast regions
42   2,2|           of the formation of local churches (cf. RM 48-50), of ecclesial
43   2,2|       missionary cooperation in the churches requires that the members
44   2,3|            is the first duty of the churches and of pastors at the different
45   2,3|            Institutes and the local churches. The future depends on the
46   2,3|       missionary fervor both in the churches of traditionally Christian
47   2,3|        countries and in the younger churches" (RM66), ~Answering the
48   2,3|           missionaries from all the churches. This will give new vigor
49   2,3|          will give new vigor to the churches themselves and will promote


Group meeting: institutes excl. missionaries
   Chapter, Paragraph
50      |           recruiting in the mission churches asks for taking root there,


Small group gatherings - Monastic Ord.
   Chapter, Paragraph
51      |             in the places where the Churches are still conducting the "
52      |        tasks in regard to the young churches of Asia and Africa, and
53      |          the monasteries in the new churches:~Particular difficulties
54      |        spontaneously in these young churches, while offering to be of
55      |             of monasticism.~The new Churches’ concrete, specific requests


Miss. ad gentes in our inst. mendic.-convent. orders group"
   Chapter, Paragraph
56   1  |             identity ? Do the Young Churches look on them as second rank


Miss. ad gentes in the life of the soc. of apost. life
   Chapter, Paragraph
57      |        accept candidates from Young Churches, and want to help missionary
58      |      missionary Institutes in those Churches, as encouraged by RM 66.
59      |       collaboration with their home churches, considering this task as


The ad gentes miss. in an inst. of brothers
   Chapter, Paragraph
60      |          are at work in the younger Churches are invited to open themselves


Formation for mission
   Chapter, Paragraph
61      |             present in the emerging Churches today;  an appreciation
62      |           missionary methods of the Churches mentioned in the Acts of


Miss. ad gentes - Dial. in the non-Christian cont.
   Chapter, Paragraph
63      |          the spirit of the Oriental churches would enrich our approach


Lay ass. and miss. ad gentes, of the Maryknoll f. and br.
   Chapter, Paragraph
64   3  |        between two cultures and two churches.~