The cons. Life in the mission "ad gentes"
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 1 Int  |                       A Reading of the Changes that have occurred in the
 2 Int  |              gentes": A Reading of the Changes that have occurred in the
 3 Int  |          Churches, especially as these Changes are seen from the Perspective
 4 Int  |                 Reading of the various changes that have occurred".~Before,
 5 Int  |            however, getting into these changes, I think it would perhaps
 6 Int  |             the context in which these changes have occurred, that is the
 7 Int  |                the socio-psychological changes as well as those which have
 8   1  |                I - Socio Psychological Changes~In regard to the first category
 9   1  |               to the first category of Changes, we find those that have
10   1  |             your attention so that the changes in the relationships in
11   2  |                    II - Ecclesiastical Changes~All these changes of a socio-political
12   2  |       Ecclesiastical Changes~All these changes of a socio-political and
13   3  |                                  III - Changes in the Consecrated Life~
14   3  | socio-psychological and ecclesiastical changes which we have seen in the
15   3  |               with either geographical changes or with those of the period
16   3  |              seen the effects of these changes within the Institutes of
17   3  |                the appearance of these changes which were both somewhat
18   4  |        Territories Today~These various changes - psycho-sociological, ecclesiastical -
19   5  |       difficulties which these Various Changes have brought into the Life
20   5  |               at least partial, of the changes which we find in the world
21   5,1|                John Paul described as "changes occurring within the missionary
22 Con  |             regard to a Reading of the Changes that have occurred (and
23 Con  |               a Reading of some of the Changes, and not all. My thanks.~ ~


Pr. and prosp. common to all inst. of cons. life in the miss. ad gentes
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24 Int  |               have been numerous rapid changes which have given rise to
25 Int  |               there have been profound changes at every level. There have
26 Int  |           every level. There have been changes at the social, cultural,
27 Int  |                religious and ecclesial changes. All these changes have
28 Int  |           ecclesial changes. All these changes have conditioned the lives
29   1  |           Socio cultural and ecclesial changes continue to be important
30   1,1|                There have been radical changes for persons and for the
31   1,1|                  These socio political changes have given rise to the need
32   1,3|             The cultural and religious changes have upset the security
33   1,5|                have been some profound changes in relation to consecrated
34   1,5|         fostered by the socio-economic changes, by new roles which are
35   1,6|          theological level~Theological changes pervade all the Churches.
36   1,6|                their experience of the changes which have taken place.
37   1,6|               the many socio-ecclesial changes have stirred up the standard
38   2,1|                      2.1 Recognize the changes and discern what is coming
39   2,1|           arise from the fact that the changes of recent years have not
40   2,2|             mission of the Church. The changes in the Church are not a


Cons. life as a way to inculturation
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41   3  |                simply because cultural changes happen slowly. We have learnt


Miss. ad gentes - Dial. in the non-Christian cont.
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42      |              the following attitudinal changes in us: ~ Accept the diversity