The cons. Life in the mission "ad gentes"
   Chapter, Paragraph
 1   3  |   maintaining and retaining true Gospel values in the attempts at
 2   4  |         and the preaching of the Gospel and the implantation of
 3   4  |    groups and settings where the Gospel and the Church are either
 4   4  |          the implantation of the Gospel among "groups and in settings
 5   4  |     because the preaching of the Gospel and the presence of the
 6   4  | responsibility for preaching the Gospel in his diocese, in virtue
 7   4  |    obligation of proclaiming the Gospel in a particular territory
 8   5,2|          s mandate to preach the Gospel to all nations, and to establish
 9   5,4|    groups and settings where the Gospel and the Church are either


The cons. life in the miss. ad gentes today
   Chapter, Paragraph
10   1,1|         them in the light of the Gospel (GS4).~Consecrated persons
11   2  |    living in the lands where the Gospel has not yet arrived.~The
12   2  |          they have not heard the Gospel and live in distant lands.
13   2  |        etnichorum gentes) in the Gospel... "apud exteras gentes"..., "
14   2  |        in which preachers of the Gospel, sent by the Church, and
15   2  |        the work of preaching the Gospel and implanting the Church
16   3  |       yet been influenced by the Gospel, is still a current need (
17   3  |       salvation, even though the Gospel is not preached to them,
18   3  |          we fail to proclaim the Gospel, can we ourselves be saved? (
19   6  |           the incarnation of the Gospel in autochthonous cultures,
20   6  |        the radical nature of the Gospel "according to the charism
21   6  |       the compatibility with the Gospel of the various cultures
22   6  |     consortio, 1981, n. 10).~The Gospel will purify many cultural
23   6  |          the proclamation of the Gospel message, as in the areas
24   6  |         22). The mystery and the Gospel of Christ must always be
25   6  |          faithfully hand on" the Gospel which we have received has
26   6  |       Gal 1). We cannot create a Gospel that is more timely than
27   6  |     expects of evangelisers. The Gospel we proclaim is first and


Missio ad gentes and the excl. missionary inst.
   Chapter, Paragraph
28   1,1|        who had not yet heard the Gospel;  ad extra: these peoples
29   2,2|     explicit proclamation of the Gospel, and salvation in Jesus
30   4,1|     needed, especially where the Gospel is not known or lived" (
31   4,1|     geographical areas where the Gospel is not known or lived; isolated
32   4,2|     geographical areas where the Gospel is not known; in regions
33   4,2|          are not affected by the Gospel; among groups who do not
34   4,2|          know or do not live the Gospel, etc. Convinced of God's
35   4,2|          living according to the Gospel, we proclaim the Message
36   4,2|       that live and proclaim the Gospel in the context in which
37   4,2|          not yet affected by the Gospel; interreligious dialogue;
38   4,3|        the people to receive the Gospel as a divine power which
39   4,3|         the inculturation of the Gospel. Wherever the Message has


Pr. and prosp. common to all inst. of cons. life in the miss. ad gentes
   Chapter, Paragraph
40   2,2|          not been touched by the Gospel are still numerous (cf.
41   2,2|          the proclamation of the Gospel and the presence of the
42   2,2|      have never yet received the Gospel. "The boundaries are not
43   2,2|       proclaiming Christ and his Gospel, building up the local Church
44   2,2|          to make known the great Gospel values of which she is the
45   2,2|         78). The services of the Gospel are opened up to all Institutes


The ad gentes miss. in an inst. of brothers
   Chapter, Paragraph
46      |          the proclamation of the Gospel even to the most far-off


The witn. of cons. life in the local church
   Chapter, Paragraph
47   2  |     dedicated to proclaiming the gospel among non-Christians. In


Cons. life as a way to inculturation
   Chapter, Paragraph
48   1  |          its presentation of the Gospel. Often the missionaries
49   3  |         a culture that bears the Gospel message and a culture that,
50   3  |      living dialogue between the Gospel integrated in a culture
51   3  |        but differently the whole Gospel. Correspondingly, the receiving
52   3  |        purifies and enriches the Gospel it is welcoming. For inculturation
53   3  |        and women affirm that the Gospel means nothing to them. We
54   4  |    inculturate and integrate the Gospel. Anyone who belongs to one