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The cons. Life in the mission "ad gentes" Chapter, Paragraph
1 3 | promotion of women in both Asia and Africa. Again there 2 5,1| once employed (Africa or Asia for the most part at least The cons. life in the miss. ad gentes today Chapter, Paragraph
3 3 | evangelised. We need only think of Asia, with 12.2% of the world’ 4 3 | especially in regard to Asia, one can see the urgent 5 3 | out". Whoever "conquers" Asia will "conquer" the world. 6 3 | urgency of the situation in Asia (RM 37). Perhaps the institutes 7 3 | have too often overlooked Asia, which does present some 8 5 | in the areas of religion (Asia) and ethnic and tribal structures ( Pr. and prosp. common to all inst. of cons. life in the miss. ad gentes Chapter, Paragraph
9 Int | activity. In Africa and Asia, four out every ten priests 10 2,2| not merely be in Africa or Asia but should become African Small group gatherings - Monastic Ord. Chapter, Paragraph
11 | discussion to Africa and Asia, also excluding those countries 12 | s missionary thrust into Asia and Africa. The absence – 13 | to the young churches of Asia and Africa, and the consequent 14 | Monastic presence in Africa and Asia in 1996~Benedictine, Cistercian 15 | Monastic communities in Asia (1988)~Monks 40~Nuns 25~ 16 | Western monks to Africa, Asia and Latin America to open The ad gentes miss. in an inst. of brothers Chapter, Paragraph
17 | Brazil, Colombia, Peru), Asia (Sri Lanka, Iraq). 10 Brothers 18 | undertaken by the Provinces of Asia and Africa. These latter, 19 | of all the Provincials of Asia (6) and their Councilors 20 | Montfortian presence in Asia and Oceania. After all, 21 | enthusiasm of our Brothers of Asia should be shared by all Miss. ad gentes - Dial. in the non-Christian cont. Chapter, Paragraph
22 | Non-Christian Context~ ~Asia is the cradle of several 23 | in religious traditions, Asia is a vast continent having 24 | significant role. Religions in Asia are living religions, incessantly 25 | convictions. Religion in Asia is a way of life. It is 26 | the non-Christian context. Asia has to bear witness to Jesus 27 | perspectives in Mission in Asia. ~Religious consecration 28 | evangelization-oriented, we religious in Asia living in the midst of various 29 | the Spirit, dialogue in Asia cannot bear fruit but in 30 | the success of dialogue in Asia. We have to come out of Lay ass. and miss. ad gentes, of the Maryknoll f. and br. Chapter, Paragraph
31 | church in the U.S. working in Asia, Africa and Latin America.