The cons. Life in the mission "ad gentes"
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 1   1,1|    phenomenon and they exercise a different impact according to the
 2   1,2|        within them as a result of different ethnic compositions, and
 3   1,5|         many persons, coming from different continents, cultures, and
 4   3  |   preoccupation to respond to the different forms of "poverty" in the
 5   4  |         some authors gave rise to different debates, international symposiums
 6   4  |     religion have at times and in different ways given rise to doubts
 7   4  |          more of their efforts to different forms of inter-religious
 8   4  |           that there are two very different positions in regard to the
 9   4  |       various competencies of the different Dicasteries published on
10   5,3|           made up of persons from different continents, races, cultures,
11   5,3|    together. Since they come from different backgrounds, by way of language,
12   5,4|     suggestions have been made in different documents of the Church.
13   5,5|      these have already spread to different dioceses, and perhaps eventually,


The cons. life in the miss. ad gentes today
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14   6  |          values discovered in the different civilisations can in fact


Missio ad gentes and the excl. missionary inst.
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15   4,2|          us to meet those who are different from us. It allows us to
16   4,2|           This encounter can take different forms:~a. First evangelization~
17   4,2|           The Japanese context is different from the Zambian. There
18   4,3|         encourage the presence of different Congregations in a diocese


Pr. and prosp. common to all inst. of cons. life in the miss. ad gentes
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19 Int  |      considerable contribution in different times and places. In recent
20   1,4|        lifestyle is often all too different from that of the common
21   1,4|   evangelization, integrating the different aspects of the mission.
22   1,5|         clergy and the arrival of different Institutes in the one local
23   1,5|         whose commitments were in different geographical areas and separated
24   1,6|          We may distinguish three different stages: the security of
25   2,2|          fulness (cf. RM 20). The different dimensions are interconnected
26   2,2|         The Kingdom of God in its different dimensions is the horizon
27   2,2|          mission of the Church is different in the various situations,
28   2,2|   promotion (cf. RM 58-59).~These different activities may be seen in
29   2,2|           thrown new light on the different states of the People of
30   2,2|         ecclesial body, they have different and complementary tasks
31   2,2|         and which is expressed in different ways of spirituality, mission,
32   2,2|          be to new situations and different needs in complete openness
33   2,3|    churches and of pastors at the different levels in their own territories
34   2,4|     people of God which must have different ways to express itself if
35   2,4|        Since consecrated life has different forms, it is fitting that
36   2,4|         consecrated life in their different forms have a special contribution
37   2,5|       whole even though there are different states and different charisma.
38   2,5|          are different states and different charisma. All come together


Small group gatherings - Monastic Ord.
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39      |           This change indicated a different attitude and a new awareness


Miss. ad gentes in our inst. mendic.-convent. orders group"
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40 Pre  |           to " conventualism " as different way of interpreting and
41   1  |           Orders, have there been different approaches to missio ad
42   1  | approaches to missio ad gentes or different ways of understanding and
43   1  |       assess the contributions of different cultures to the charism
44   1  |         what extent can we accept different interpretations / updating
45   1  |          charism on behalf of the different cultures ?   Missio ad gentes
46   1  |       difficulties are created in different missions in realising this


Miss. ad gentes in the life of the soc. of apost. life
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47      |   Societies of Apostolic Life are different from the Institutes of Consecrated


The ad gentes miss. in an inst. of brothers
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48      |       people who have an entirely different language and culture.~Finally,


The witn. of cons. life in the local church
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49   2  |        spirituality. They take on different, special forms when lived
50   2,E|      prayer. We have to pray in a different way: in intimate relationship


Formation for mission
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51      |   learning and interaction within different cultural situations, the


Cons. life as a way to inculturation
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52   3  |          I have tried to show how different perspectives enrich the


Miss. ad gentes - Dial. in the non-Christian cont.
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53      |         mind between followers of different religions. It is communication
54      |  genuinely be poised to engage in different types of dialogue: -the


Lay ass. and miss. ad gentes, of the Maryknoll f. and br.
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55   5  |         cycle" of the family, the different periods that the family
56   5  |           in mission during these different stages. We have discovered
57   6  |         even conflicts arise from different expectations of spirituality