The cons. Life in the mission "ad gentes"
   Chapter, Paragraph
 1   1,5|      regular event or as the Holy Father has remarked a "mass phenomenon" (
 2   4  |          to this matter, the Holy Father attempted in his Encyclical
 3   4  |        the Church. While the Holy Father is well aware that this
 4   5,2|           and by our present Holy Father in RM, 31-40; 65-66; 79-


The cons. life in the miss. ad gentes today
   Chapter, Paragraph
 5   5  |      proceed from the love of the Father (AG 1). In this light we
 6   6  |        Only-Begotten Son with the Father and with the Holy Spirit (
 7   6  |        Christ has returned to the Father, but the Church, and the
 8   6  |         he saw and heard from the Father (Jn 3:11). The Baptist began
 9   7  |                  VII. Towards the Father~We began by speaking of
10   7  |        its journey to a goal, the Father; and the consecrated persons
11   7  |         is proceeding towards the Father. The origin of every vocation
12   7  |          of every vocation is the Father, as Christ acknowledges,...
13   7  |         fountain-like love of the Father" (AG 2), and the mission
14   7  |      mission develops because the Father "wants all men to be saved
15   7  | initiative coming wholly from the Father (VC 17).~The mystery of
16   7  |    consecration-mission, from the Father, through Christ, in the
17   7  |           Spirit, and back to the Father.~The Father has "his tempo,
18   7  |           back to the Father.~The Father has "his tempo, his hour"
19   7  |         times or seasons that the Father has established by his own
20   7  |     figure and the reality of the Father, who is most of all a provident
21   7  |         us to trust and hope.~The Father takes care of all his creatures,
22   7  |         the air (Mt 6:26-30). The Father is the "creator" and all
23   7  |            At the end of time the Father will transform the world
24   7  |            the Kingdom to God the Father" (1 Cor 15:24-28) (VC 59)~
25   7  |           with this return to the Father I want to conclude. From
26   7  |          Many parables depict the Father asking this question: what


Missio ad gentes and the excl. missionary inst.
   Chapter, Paragraph
27   1,3|    difference between a Scheutist Father and an Oblate or a Redemptorist
28   1,3|          Oblate or a Redemptorist Father). It also created the mentality
29   3,1|        with the decree of God the Father. This decree, however, flows
30   3,1|             or charity of God the Father" (AG 2). "Missionary activity


Pr. and prosp. common to all inst. of cons. life in the miss. ad gentes
   Chapter, Paragraph
31   2,2|           or dimension: it is the Father's plan for the whole of


Miss. ad gentes - Dial. in the non-Christian cont.
   Chapter, Paragraph
32      |          in other religions. Holy Father said in Assisi: "only in