The cons. Life in the mission "ad gentes"
   Chapter, Paragraph
 1   4  |          an integral part of the diocesan pastoral activity~ Again,
 2   4  |     efficient running of certain diocesan structures or offices within
 3   4  | structures or offices within the diocesan Curia or in Centers of Pastoral
 4   4  |          should be done by local diocesan priests, thereby allowing
 5   4  |         delegated authority. The diocesan Bishop, on the other hand,
 6   4  |      Missionary Institute to the diocesan Bishop and thus the missionary
 7   4  |         religious order, but the diocesan Bishop and the missionary
 8   4  |        both Pontifical Right and Diocesan Right, including those with
 9   4  |          is subject to the local diocesan Bishop.~While the transfer
10   4  |      missionary activity and the diocesan Bishop can act as a mediator
11   5,4|        Missionary Institutes and Diocesan Bishops~Above I mentioned
12   5,4|   relationship between the local diocesan Bishop and the members of
13   5,4|      Institutes has changed. The diocesan Bishop is concerned with
14   5,4|         themselves and the local diocesan Bishops is what the Code
15   5,4|       Code says in cases where a diocesan Bishop entrusts a work to
16   5,4|    relationship existing between diocesan Bishops and religious missionary
17   5,4|           of contracts between a diocesan Ordinary and a Missionary
18   5,4|        the diocese and the local diocesan Bishop is the system that
19   5,5|     Experienced by Institutes of Diocesan Right~One other difficulty
20   5,5|   proliferation of Institutes of Diocesan Right. These have sprung
21   5,5|       erected into Institutes of Diocesan Right, whose Constitutions
22   5,5|        Given the fact that local diocesan Ordinaries no longer had
23   5,5|         or "found" Institutes of Diocesan Right. The majority of these
24   5,5|          CEP.~In any case, these diocesan Institutes were often founded
25   5,5|  interference on the part of the diocesan Bishops who have established
26   5,5|  parishes where they work or the diocesan funds which are in his hands.
27   5,5|        the direct control of the Diocesan Bishop.   As a result of
28   5,5|      needs of the Church and the diocesan pastoral plan, and the witness
29   5,5|       these difficulties of such diocesan Institutes? ~ Perhaps the
30   5,5|         Institute members to the Diocesan Bishops in their formation:


Missio ad gentes and the excl. missionary inst.
   Chapter, Paragraph
31   1,2|       these services, joined the diocesan clergy or were appointed
32   2,2|       effort was made to promote diocesan vocations. After Vatican
33   2,3|          not to compete with the diocesan vocations, it is only slowly
34   3,2|          become stopgaps for the diocesan pastoral.~3.2.2. Methods~
35   4,2|    accused of not respecting the diocesan priorities.~Hence the questions:
36   4,3|       priority granted so far to diocesan vocations entails that today


Pr. and prosp. common to all inst. of cons. life in the miss. ad gentes
   Chapter, Paragraph
37 Int  |     every ten. The proportion of diocesan priests is on the increase
38   1,4|      Church. The number of local diocesan clergy is increasing. There
39   1,5|          growth in the number of diocesan clergy and the arrival of
40   1,5|  increase in the number of local diocesan communities, lacking in
41   2,4|        diocese is not made up of diocesan clergy alone, but of the
42   2,5| challenges is the formation of a diocesan clergy and of the local
43   2,5|          of the local members of diocesan or international Institutes


Miss. ad gentes in our inst. mendic.-convent. orders group"
   Chapter, Paragraph
44   1  |      religious, transformed like diocesan priests.)  Our Orders include


Miss. ad gentes in the life of the soc. of apost. life
   Chapter, Paragraph
45      |        mission commission at the diocesan or inter diocesan levels
46      |         at the diocesan or inter diocesan levels to express and facilitate
47      |          students as it does for diocesan priests coming from mission


The ad gentes miss. in an inst. of brothers
   Chapter, Paragraph
48      |      whom we were dependent as a diocesan congregation. Only in 1888


Lay ass. and miss. ad gentes, of the Maryknoll f. and br.
   Chapter, Paragraph
49   4  |          the associate Laity and Diocesan Priests could participate