The cons. life in the miss. ad gentes today
   Chapter, Paragraph
 1   1,1|         intimately related to the people of today.~At all times the
 2   1,2|      mediation. God chose to save people through missionaries. The
 3   2  |           belonging to the chosen people (the latter is designated
 4   2  |          2; however sometimes the people converted from paganism
 5   2  |          to the "Christians", the people living in the lands where
 6   2  |       implanting the Church among people who do not yet believe in
 7   3  |      overall mission of the whole People of God and as a result become
 8   3  |    theological ideas, quite a few people - and members of institutes
 9   3  |     salvation is available to all people.~God can indeed effect the
10   6  |          and the character of the people with whom they come into


Missio ad gentes and the excl. missionary inst.
   Chapter, Paragraph
11   2,2|        defended the autochthonous people against the abuses of colonial
12   2,2|         were seen as means to win people for the Church.~2.2.3. Commitments~
13   2,2|           to the formation of lay people and to adult catechesis.~
14   3,1|          all the members of God's people to be at the service of
15   4,1|        isolated regions where the people feel abandoned; large cities
16   4,1|    refugees or displaced persons, people living in extreme poverty,
17   4,2|   language and the culture of the people that welcome us. We try
18   4,2|          s active presence in the people's culture and living according
19   4,3|          will be able to help the people to receive the Gospel as
20   4,3|       culture, we will assist the people in reformulating it according


Pr. and prosp. common to all inst. of cons. life in the miss. ad gentes
   Chapter, Paragraph
21 Int  |    missionary commitment of these people who are still a considerable
22 Int  |       general and the consecrated people who are committed to it.
23   1,1|         time of independence most people were still living in a family
24   1,1|       precarious condition of the people has caused the missionaries
25   1,2|  schooling to unemployment. Young people with an education often
26   1,2|      widespread phenomenon: young people do not become integrated
27   1,4|           from that of the common people. The religious Institutes
28   1,4|   challenges to be faced, the new people involved, the increase in
29   2,2|          promotion have, for many people, obscured the concept of
30   2,2|          RM87).~The whole Church, People of God, and every community
31   2,2|           different states of the People of God: the laity, priests,
32   2,2|       laity, priests, consecrated people. Although sharing in the
33   2,2|      Spirit at the service of the People of God. Also, each Institute
34   2,4|           alone, but of the whole people of God which must have different
35   2,4|   promoting all the states of the People of God (cf. VC 48-50).~


Group meeting: institutes excl. missionaries
   Chapter, Paragraph
36      |          the poverty situation of people, society etc.  We are considering


Small group gatherings - Monastic Ord.
   Chapter, Paragraph
37      |           the bishops, clergy and people do not have a proper understanding


Miss. ad gentes in our inst. mendic.-convent. orders group"
   Chapter, Paragraph
38   1  |         missionaries to the local people, what are the problems arising ?


Miss. ad gentes in the life of the soc. of apost. life
   Chapter, Paragraph
39      |        associates, priests or lay people prepared to play an active


The ad gentes miss. in an inst. of brothers
   Chapter, Paragraph
40      |       their home states, and with people who have an entirely different


The witn. of cons. life in the local church
   Chapter, Paragraph
41   2  |       sent, loving the Church and people as Christ loved them, being
42   2  |       special forms when lived by people who, through their special
43   2,A|     Someone who is present in all people among whom the seed of the


Formation for mission
   Chapter, Paragraph
44      |        and to speak of God to the people of today.    Formation for
45      |         order to be part of a new people. In this way, his work would
46      |        respect the rhythms of the people. How are we to re-propose,


Cons. life as a way to inculturation
   Chapter, Paragraph
47      |        tied to any one culture or people in particular (R.M. 52).
48   1  |  themselves in the culture of the people among whom they were working.
49   1  |         to meet among consecrated people some, who without openly
50   2  |          at the fulfilment of the people of any culture. To help
51   2  |      itself, but to leave family, people and culture to witness,
52   3  |     integrated in a culture and a people of another culture. Such


Miss. ad gentes - Dial. in the non-Christian cont.
   Chapter, Paragraph
53      |       lives and cultures of Asian people, the great world religions
54      |        inspiring the lives of the people, influencing the society,
55      |           does reach out to other people through ways unknown to


Lay ass. and miss. ad gentes, of the Maryknoll f. and br.
   Chapter, Paragraph
56   2  |           irresponsible to assign people to mission ad gentes situations
57   2  |        Associate Priests; and 458 people have served in mission over
58   2  | twenty-five years. A total of 210 people have signed more than one
59   3  |    possibility of reaching out to people who not connected to the
60   6  |           holy relationships with people of the opposite sex that