Missio ad gentes and the excl. missionary inst.
   Chapter, Paragraph
 1   1,1|     Presuppositions~As pioneers of evangelization, the missionaries were influenced
 2   1,1|           rather seen as means for evangelization. From a theological point
 3   1,1|           of mission was the first evangelization of peoples who had not yet
 4   1,2|         the specific work of first evangelization. In concrete terms: CICM
 5   1,2|   exclusive responsibility for the evangelization of vast territories. Hence,
 6   1,3|            in a situation of first evangelization.~
 7   2,2|      considered as places of first evangelization. Expelled from China, we
 8   2,2|    neglected.~2.2.2. Methods~Where evangelization bore fruit after a few decades,
 9   3,2|            an essential element of evangelization, together with the need
10   4,2|          different forms:~a. First evangelization~First evangelization can
11   4,2|         First evangelization~First evangelization can be seen as a specific
12   4,3|   dedicated ourselves to the first evangelization, but in a certain sense
13   4,3|           the territories of first evangelization but from the Churches we
14   4,3|     interreligious dialogue, first evangelization have financial implications:


Pr. and prosp. common to all inst. of cons. life in the miss. ad gentes
   Chapter, Paragraph
15   1,4|       change from the spreading of evangelization to the organization of the
16   1,4|         diminishing zeal for first evangelization and greater importance being
17   1,4|           to work towards integral evangelization, integrating the different
18   1,5|    missionaries. They doubt if the evangelization of these societies was really
19   2,2|       gentes. The Congregation for Evangelization, for example, is still defined
20   2,2|          from the point of view of evangelization, there is a distinction
21   2,2|       situation of Christians, new evangelization for those who are no longer
22   2,2|          as the hinge on which all evangelization turns. In the complex reality
23   2,3|     universal mission that the new evangelization of Christian peoples will
24   2,3|    themselves and will promote the evangelization of peoples which is the
25   2,4|            contribution to make to evangelization and in particular to the


Miss. ad gentes in our inst. mendic.-convent. orders group"
   Chapter, Paragraph
26   1  |           life itself is a form of evangelization. It should be true for our
27   1  |         above all. Is such form of evangelization feasible or illusory , or


The witn. of cons. life in the local church
   Chapter, Paragraph
28   2,C| evangelical bonds existing between evangelization and promoting human development
29 Con  |          action of the Holy Spirit evangelization takes place above all through


Formation for mission
   Chapter, Paragraph
30      |       inculturation and methods of evangelization, etc.;  one should opt preferably
31      |          work within a approach to evangelization which respect the rhythms


Cons. life as a way to inculturation
   Chapter, Paragraph
32   5  |          frustrating patience that evangelization always supposes and requires.~


Lay ass. and miss. ad gentes, of the Maryknoll f. and br.
   Chapter, Paragraph
33   5  |          the family in the task of evangelization.~