The cons. Life in the mission "ad gentes"
   Chapter, Paragraph
 1 Int  |            such Churches in mission territories. This might seem to be at
 2   1,5|   situations which one finds in the territories dependent on the CEP and
 3   3  |   individual Major Superiors in our territories have spoken of in their
 4   3  |           the world of today in our territories. Examples of this would
 5   3  |      religious men and women in our territories to search for a true and
 6   3  |         leadership from the mission territories that is capable of responding
 7   3  |         Institutes present in these territories. Whence we have many requests
 8   3  |            Superiors in the Mission territories has increased the ability
 9   4  |         Consecrated Life in Mission Territories Today~These various changes -
10   4  |          problematic in the mission territories. And I would now like to
11   4  |            speaks of the passage of territories from the "ius Commissionis"
12   4  |      established in most missionary territories and many dioceses have been
13   4  |          missionary activity in the territories of the CEP that Dicastery
14   5,1|           the Church in "ad gentes" territories, where the Church has yet
15   5,1|           or commitments in mission territories, or on using their elderly
16   5,1|         establish houses in mission territories exclusively for recruiting
17   5,1|            the Institute in mission territories for forming them to continue
18   5,1|      missionary activity in mission territories, after a preparation period
19   5,3|           recruits from the mission territories among their members, is
20   5,4|          hierarchies in the mission Territories, the relationship between
21   5,5|           have sprung up in Mission territories over these past years because
22   5,5|      established hierarchies in the territories that depend on the CEP.
23   5,5|         these Institutes in Mission territories.~Given the fact that local
24   5,5| implantation of the Church in their territories, they began to establish
25   5,5|    formation whether in the mission territories or in Europe or America (
26 Con  |           Local Churches in mission territories. I have done this with a


The cons. life in the miss. ad gentes today
   Chapter, Paragraph
27   3  |            relationship to specific territories, and this territorial dimension


Missio ad gentes and the excl. missionary inst.
   Chapter, Paragraph
28 Int  |        often forced) opening of new territories - China, Japan and central
29   1,2|          the evangelization of vast territories. Hence, many initiatives
30   2,1|          not restricted to certain "territories".~
31   3,2|       Places~In our ancient mission territories, we continue to cooperate
32   3,2|          the periphery, to enclaved territories, to autochthonous peoples
33   4,3|     structures we built. Meanwhile, territories have become dioceses, but
34   4,3|    vocations will not come from the territories of first evangelization


Pr. and prosp. common to all inst. of cons. life in the miss. ad gentes
   Chapter, Paragraph
35   1,3|           only in their traditional territories but at world level too.
36   1,4|     responsible juridically for the territories but they continue their
37   2,2|            in this way. "Within the territories entrusted to these churches...
38   2,3|       different levels in their own territories and in consideration of


Group meeting: institutes excl. missionaries
   Chapter, Paragraph
39      | traditionally considered as mission territories;  Proclamation, interreligious


Miss. ad gentes in our inst. mendic.-convent. orders group"
   Chapter, Paragraph
40   1  |         Church in mission ad gentes territories ? Do they understand and
41   1  |            in the mission ad gentes territories what have been the main


Miss. ad gentes in the life of the soc. of apost. life
   Chapter, Paragraph
42      |          the Bishops in the mission territories, encouragement and necessary


Formation for mission
   Chapter, Paragraph
43      |         knowledge of our missionary territories, and a direct experience
44      |       established in the missionary territories and/or close to theological