The cons. Life in the mission "ad gentes"
   Chapter, Paragraph
 1   1,3|                                     3. The Influence of the Mass
 2   5,3|                                     3. Difficulties flowing from
 3   5,4|          Enchiridion Vaticanum, vol 3, pp. 474-487).~This "mandate"


The cons. life in the miss. ad gentes today
   Chapter, Paragraph
 4   1,2|          the mission of the Son (AG 3) and of all those who make
 5   2  |              Haer, V, chapt. 34, n. 3). And soon the geographic
 6   2  |             in locis missionum" (PC 3), etc., as the Pope acknowledges (
 7   5  |          the universal mission (Eph 3:5-6), prays in the missionary (
 8   6  |           heard from the Father (Jn 3:11). The Baptist began as


Missio ad gentes and the excl. missionary inst.
   Chapter, Paragraph
 9   1,3|                                   1.3. Consequences for the Charisma~
10   2,2|          people for the Church.~2.2.3. Commitments~A special effort
11   2,3|                                   2.3. Consequences for the Charisma~
12   3  |                                     3. Third Period: The Post-Conciliar
13   3,1|                                     3.1. Theological Presuppositions~
14   3,2|                                     3.2. Concrete Application~
15   3,2|             2. Concrete Application~3.2.1. Places~In our ancient
16   3,2|          for the diocesan pastoral.~3.2.2. Methods~In practice,
17   3,3|                                     3.3. Consequences for the
18   3,3|                                   3.3. Consequences for the Charisma~
19   4,2|        extra           the poor~4.2.3. Commitments~Due to the
20   4,3|                                   4.3. Present-day Issues~The
21   4,3|          the house we have built.~4.3.1. Structural Difficulties~
22   4,3|           make room for charisms?~4.3.2. Tension between Integration
23   4,3|           their ways of thinking.~4.3.3. Psychological Difficulties~
24   4,3|         their ways of thinking.~4.3.3. Psychological Difficulties~
25   4,3| impoverishment of their Province.~4.3.4. Presence in view of Recruiting~
26   4,3|            in Europe for example.~4.3.5. Financial Implications~
27   4,3|             the funding agencies.~4.3.6. The Formation of Missionaries~
28   4,3|    missionaries for this purpose.~4.3.7. The Age Structure of


Pr. and prosp. common to all inst. of cons. life in the miss. ad gentes
   Chapter, Paragraph
29   1,3|                                   1.3 In the religious field~Profound
30   2,2|          are still numerous (cf. RM 3, 40), and that missionary
31   2,2|         element in her mission" (VC 3). Every form of consecrated
32   2,3|                                   2.3 Reawaken the sense of mission~


Formation for mission
   Chapter, Paragraph
33      |             Servite Family in Rome.~3. The stable presence of


Cons. life as a way to inculturation
   Chapter, Paragraph
34   3  |                                     3. What has consecrated life