The cons. Life in the mission "ad gentes"
   Chapter, Paragraph
 1 Int  |         the Congregation for the Evangelisation of Peoples!" Whence the
 2   1,5|        need of initial and first evangelisation.~
 3   4  |  activity in the sense of direct evangelisation and the preaching of the
 4   4  |   projects rather than to direct evangelisation, even though not excluding
 5   4  |          for the work of primary evangelisation either from scratch as it
 6   4  |      charismatic work of primary evangelisation and the implantation of
 7   5,4|          their charisma, primary evangelisation and the implantation of
 8   5,4|         in a total commitment to evangelisation which involves the missionary'
 9   5,4| Institutes undertake the duty of evangelisation which is the responsibility
10   5,4|      Sacred Congregation for the Evangelisation of Peoples, Rome, 1969,
11   5,5|         the Congregation for the Evangelisation of Peoples for examination,
12   5,5|    Church as its primary task of evangelisation leaves much to be desired (


The cons. life in the miss. ad gentes today
   Chapter, Paragraph
13   3  |          need not only for a new evangelisation, but also, in some cases,
14   3  |       some cases, for an initial evangelisation. (RM 37).~Let us take, for
15   3  |         countries. However, this evangelisation ad gentes is no substitute
16   3  |        Churches, involved in new evangelisation, may think that their mission
17   3  |          urgent need for the new evangelisation, it does not replace the
18   6  |          mission and his work of evangelisation which the Church must constantly
19   6  |         There is the danger that evangelisation may lose its very nature
20   6  |           does not dispense from evangelisation (VC 79).~Now let us look
21   6  |        about conversion (RM 46). Evangelisation is a process in which the
22   6  |       word", there is not a true evangelisation (EN 22). The mystery and
23   6  |        Dialogue neither replaces evangelisation nor dispenses one from it (


Cons. life as a way to inculturation
   Chapter, Paragraph
24   1  |       convincing themselves that evangelisation supposes inculturation.